Published December 18, 2009
Recognized by the Rehoboth Writers' Guild for their excellent writing were
Worcester Prep eighth grade students Claire Stickler, left, and Emma Richardson. The students, both previous winners in Rehoboth Writers' competitions and in Young Authors of Maryland events, are honored in the current Delaware Beach Life magazine, where you can read their work. Richardson's story, The Journey Home, placed first in fiction, and Stickler's Bingo was second. With the student authors is Maribeth Fischer of...
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Published December 18, 2009
Robin Ashwell and Lori Dixon from PNC Bank recently took time out of their day to read to the kindergarten students at Ocean City Elementary School. David Thompson, Marie Griffiths, and Jaden Newcomer, students in Sheri Brueckner's class, were happy to listen to holiday stories
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Published December 18, 2009
Brittany Schmidt and Justin Stull learn their colors the fun, messy way by painting color patterns on a pumpkin at Showell Elementary School. Identifying colors and simple patterns are skills kindergarteners learn as part of the Maryland Voluntary State Curriculum standards for math and visual arts.
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Published December 18, 2009
David Thompson, a student in Sheri Brueckner's kindergarten class at Ocean City Elementary School, recently gave a speech about making snowmen to his fellow classmates and visiting parents.
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Published December 18, 2009
Some members of the Class of 2008 returned last month to Worcester Preparatory School to watch the annual alumni basketball game. Among them were, from left, Caroline Wyatt, Chase Humphrey, Mackenzie White, Caitlin Whalan, Woody Harrington, Tory Dickerson, Matt Edmunds and Christian Coates. On the right is Olivia Parker, a member of the school's Class of 2018.
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Published December 18, 2009
Showell Elementary kindergarteners Michael Romano and Zachary Powers illustrate what a model student does when he has the answer to the teacher's question. Students practice model behavior and following school rules to insure that everyone has a chance to learn in a safe and respectful environment. Students at Showell are sent to the principal's office when they are caught doing something right. This "positive office referral" promotes the idea that the principal's office is a place...
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