WORCESTER COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

This morning, Dr. Wallace enjoyed a Diet Coke and conversation with community members during the second Diet Coke with the Supt event at the Berlin McDonald’s! Thank you to everyone who stopped by to share their thoughts and say hello.

Couldn’t make it today? There’s one more chance to have a Diet Coke with the Supt this calendar year! Stop in to see Dr. Wallace at the Snow Hill McDonald’s on December 10 from 9–11 a.m. We hope to see you there! #WeAreWorcester #DietCokeWithSupt

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

It's your last chance to make your voice heard on what you'd like to see in next school year's calendar. Take the survey at https://tejoin.com/scroll/337054584 before it closes tomorrow, November 7.

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

We’re keeping the conversation going! Join Superintendent Dr. Annette Wallace for the second Diet Coke with the Superintendent tomorrow, November 7, from 9–11 a.m. at the Berlin McDonald’s. Stop in to chat, share ideas, and connect! #WeAreWorcester #PartnershipsInAction

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

✅ Working Together for Safety: The Safe Schools Maryland Tipline is available 24/7 for reporting threats, bullying, or any safety concern—anonymously.
📱 1-833-MD-B-SAFE
#PartnershipsInAction #WeAreWorcester

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

Did you know you can give input on the next WCPS calendar before it's even designed? A survey for the WCPS community is open now, and the information received will be used to create recommendations for next year's calendar. Complete the survey at https://tejoin.com/scroll/337054584 before November 7.

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

Reminder: WCPS will dismiss early on November 5 and schools will be closed on November 6 & 7. #WeAreWorcester

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

🧠 From November 3–7, we celebrate School Psychology Week. Thank you to our school psychologists for supporting student well-being and academic success. #WeAreWorcester

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

🌎 November is Native American Heritage Month! We honor the traditions, history, and contributions of Native peoples in our community and nation. #WeAreWorcester

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

Worcester Families, please review this flyer about how a potential disruption to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funding could affect student eligibility for free meals under the School Meal Programs. #WeAreWorcester

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

This October, we proudly celebrate Principal Appreciation Month by recognizing the outstanding leadership of Mr. Tony Bevilacqua, Principal of Worcester Technical High. Thank you for your dedication to our students, staff, and community. #ThankAPrincipal #WeAreWorcester

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

We are incredibly grateful for our friends at First Financial Federal Credit Union for their continued generosity! Each year, they donate brand-new school supplies to support our students and classrooms across Worcester County. #WeAreWorcester

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

We’re keeping the conversation going! Join Superintendent Dr. Annette Wallace for the second Diet Coke with the Supt. on Friday, November 7, from 9–11 a.m. at the Berlin McDonald’s. Stop in to chat, share ideas, and connect! #WeAreWorcester #PartnershipsInAction

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

This October, we proudly celebrate Principal Appreciation Month by recognizing the outstanding leadership of Mr. Joshua Hamborsky, Principal of Snow Hill Middle. Thank you for your dedication to our students, staff, and community. #ThankAPrincipal #WeAreWorcester

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

We are very proud of our Worcester County Youth Council, as they are off to a great start this school year. Monday night they divided into three sub-committees to start brainstorming their projects for the year. They also received a presentation from Communications majors from Salisbury University about how to run a successful health campaign. We can't want to see the great work they do this year!

5 months ago, WCPS Health & Wellness

ICYMI: WCPS leaders visited classrooms at Snow Hill High this morning to watch student instruction in real time. #WeAreWorcester

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

Thank you to the Buckingham Elementary community for coming out and learning more about the replacement school project during our public presentation tonight. #WeAreWorcester #PartnershipsInAction

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

We are deeply grateful to Randy’s Crew and Park Place Jewelers for their incredible generosity and kindness. Their donation of new and gently used coats, hats, and gloves will help keep our students warm this winter and remind them that our community truly cares. Thank you for making a difference! 💙 #PartnershipsInAction #WeAreWorcester

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

Families, we appreciate your patience as our WCPS IT staff worked to get our phone system operational again. All phone service across the school system has now been restored. Again, many thanks for your understanding.

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools

Last week, students from Pocomoke, Stephen Decatur, and Snow Hill High Schools came together for the second annual WETLANDS (Worcester Environmental Training, Leadership, and Stewardship) Fall Student Retreat, part of a four-year partnership fully funded and sponsored by the Maryland Coastal Bays Program. Since its start, 56 students have participated in WETLANDS, with a new cohort of freshmen selected each spring.

At this fall's retreat, students in grades 10–12 engaged with the local environment near the Sarbanes Coastal Ecology Center through seining, phytoplankton monitoring, and trail restoration, then stayed overnight at the Horn Point Environmental Education Center in Cambridge. There they took part in environmental career exploration, leadership and STEM activities, and time around the campfire—building skills in science, stewardship, and teamwork while connecting across grade levels and schools.

A special thank you to our partners at the Maryland Coastal Bays Program for their continued collaboration and support! #WCPSEnvironmentalLiteracy

5 months ago, WCPS Science

Group of students gathered along a wooded path, working with laminated cards laid on the ground.

Two students crouching by the shoreline examining the water with an instructor standing nearby.

Students and instructors working together at the water’s edge with a seine net.

Students sitting on the grass outside a cabin, writing in journals.

Three students indoors building a small structure out of craft sticks and bottle caps.

Two students kneeling on the ground outdoors, examining a set of laminated cards spread out in front of them.

Student on a boardwalk holding a walking stick, with the sun shining behind and others walking in the background.

Student holding up a clear container with water and aquatic organisms, looking closely at what’s inside.

This October, we proudly celebrate Principal Appreciation Month by recognizing the outstanding leadership of Mr. Leland Green, Principal of Snow Hill High. Thank you for your dedication to our students, staff, and community. #ThankAPrincipal #WeAreWorcester

5 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools