Wicomico County Public Schools will be closed on Friday, July 3, as part of the Independence Day holiday. On Saturday, July 4 our nation celebrates 250 years since the day that the Second Continental Congress unanimously adopted the Declaration of Independence Day. Happy 250th America!
The Wicomico County Board of Education this week welcomed the 2026-2027 Student Member of the Board, Andrew Yates of Mardela Middle & High School. Yates began serving his term on July 1 and will represent all students of Wicomico County Public Schools throughout the year ahead. Learn more about this outstanding student and the experiences he brings to the Board table: https://www.wicomicoschools.org/article/3017341
The Wicomico County Board of Education will hold a special meeting and work session on Tuesday, June 30. Following the call to order at 8:30 a.m. and a closed session, the Board will meet in open session starting at approximately 9:15 a.m. On the agenda for the open session of this special meeting:
• Approval of the Student Member of the Board
• Adoption of the amended current expense budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027
• Approval of Pre-Qualified Real Estate Brokers
The public is welcome to attend this special meeting, which will be followed by an open work session. The meeting will be livestreamed on the Watch Board Meetings page of the school system’s website: https://www.wicomicoschools.org/page/watch-board-meetings
• Approval of the Student Member of the Board
• Adoption of the amended current expense budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027
• Approval of Pre-Qualified Real Estate Brokers
The public is welcome to attend this special meeting, which will be followed by an open work session. The meeting will be livestreamed on the Watch Board Meetings page of the school system’s website: https://www.wicomicoschools.org/page/watch-board-meetings
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Wicomico County Public Schools will be closed Friday, June 19 to observe the Juneteenth holiday. The school system will reopen on Monday, June 22.
Report cards for the final marking term are available as of today (Tuesday, June 16). They are available through the Family Portal, and will also be mailed.
🎉Congratulations to the newest members of the Mardela Junior Honor Society! 🎉 A special thank-you goes out to current members for their help with the induction ceremony. We look forward to seeing our new inductees continue to grow and lead in the year ahead! Please check out the School Newsletter to see al the pictures https://sites.google.com/mywcps.org/mmhs-sunday-message/newsletter-home
Q4 – Top Typists (First, Second and Third Place).
1st Place – Milana Collins – 61 wpm 94% accuracy
1st Place – Eli Van Zoolingen – 61 wpm 93% accuracy
2nd Place – Carter Holden – 59 wpm 94% accuracy
2nd Place – “Alex” Fisher – 59 wpm 92% accuracy
3rd Place – Thorsten Jones – 52 wpm 94% accuracy
3rd Place – Jenna Mitchell – 51 wpm 93% accuracy
1st Place – Milana Collins – 61 wpm 94% accuracy
1st Place – Eli Van Zoolingen – 61 wpm 93% accuracy
2nd Place – Carter Holden – 59 wpm 94% accuracy
2nd Place – “Alex” Fisher – 59 wpm 92% accuracy
3rd Place – Thorsten Jones – 52 wpm 94% accuracy
3rd Place – Jenna Mitchell – 51 wpm 93% accuracy
If you have any gently used dress SHIRTS and TIES, we would like to use these to support our students who are dressing to impress for interviews and graduation. Donations can be made to Ms. Rhodes at the main office by June 18. Questions contact amrhodes@mywcps.org.
Throughout this school year, our Junior Honor Society members have been fundraising for our 3rd Annual Spring Service Project! 🌸📚
At the end of May, members stayed after school to prepare for this special event by practicing their reading of Biscuit Goes to School, creating discussion questions for Pre-K students, and planning a fun puppy craft activity.
On June 2nd, our members traveled to Northwestern Elementary and Westside Elementary to visit Pre-K students in Ms. Muir, Ms. Darling, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Sterrett’s classrooms. They read stories, led discussions, and completed crafts together.
We are incredibly proud of our Junior Honor Society members and the hard work, preparation, and care they put into this service project. It was a wonderful experience, and both our members and the Pre-K students had a fantastic time
At the end of May, members stayed after school to prepare for this special event by practicing their reading of Biscuit Goes to School, creating discussion questions for Pre-K students, and planning a fun puppy craft activity.
On June 2nd, our members traveled to Northwestern Elementary and Westside Elementary to visit Pre-K students in Ms. Muir, Ms. Darling, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Sterrett’s classrooms. They read stories, led discussions, and completed crafts together.
We are incredibly proud of our Junior Honor Society members and the hard work, preparation, and care they put into this service project. It was a wonderful experience, and both our members and the Pre-K students had a fantastic time
Throughout this school year, our Junior Honor Society members have been fundraising for our 3rd Annual Spring Service Project! 🌸📚
At the end of May, members stayed after school to prepare for this special event by practicing their reading of Biscuit Goes to School, creating discussion questions for Pre-K students, and planning a fun puppy craft activity.
On June 2nd, our members traveled to Northwestern Elementary and Westside Elementary to visit Pre-K students in Ms. Muir, Ms. Darling, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Sterrett’s classrooms. They read stories, led discussions, and completed crafts together.
We are incredibly proud of our Junior Honor Society members and the hard work, preparation, and care they put into this service project. It was a wonderful experience, and both our members and the Pre-K students had a fantastic time
At the end of May, members stayed after school to prepare for this special event by practicing their reading of Biscuit Goes to School, creating discussion questions for Pre-K students, and planning a fun puppy craft activity.
On June 2nd, our members traveled to Northwestern Elementary and Westside Elementary to visit Pre-K students in Ms. Muir, Ms. Darling, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Sterrett’s classrooms. They read stories, led discussions, and completed crafts together.
We are incredibly proud of our Junior Honor Society members and the hard work, preparation, and care they put into this service project. It was a wonderful experience, and both our members and the Pre-K students had a fantastic time
Throughout this school year, our Junior Honor Society members have been fundraising for our 3rd Annual Spring Service Project! 🌸📚
At the end of May, members stayed after school to prepare for this special event by practicing their reading of Biscuit Goes to School, creating discussion questions for Pre-K students, and planning a fun puppy craft activity.
On June 2nd, our members traveled to Northwestern Elementary and Westside Elementary to visit Pre-K students in Ms. Muir, Ms. Darling, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Sterrett’s classrooms. They read stories, led discussions, and completed crafts together.
We are incredibly proud of our Junior Honor Society members and the hard work, preparation, and care they put into this service project. It was a wonderful experience, and both our members and the Pre-K students had a fantastic time
At the end of May, members stayed after school to prepare for this special event by practicing their reading of Biscuit Goes to School, creating discussion questions for Pre-K students, and planning a fun puppy craft activity.
On June 2nd, our members traveled to Northwestern Elementary and Westside Elementary to visit Pre-K students in Ms. Muir, Ms. Darling, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Sterrett’s classrooms. They read stories, led discussions, and completed crafts together.
We are incredibly proud of our Junior Honor Society members and the hard work, preparation, and care they put into this service project. It was a wonderful experience, and both our members and the Pre-K students had a fantastic time
Throughout this school year, our Junior Honor Society members have been fundraising for our 3rd Annual Spring Service Project! 🌸📚
At the end of May, members stayed after school to prepare for this special event by practicing their reading of Biscuit Goes to School, creating discussion questions for Pre-K students, and planning a fun puppy craft activity.
On June 2nd, our members traveled to Northwestern Elementary and Westside Elementary to visit Pre-K students in Ms. Muir, Ms. Darling, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Sterrett’s classrooms. They read stories, led discussions, and completed crafts together.
We are incredibly proud of our Junior Honor Society members and the hard work, preparation, and care they put into this service project. It was a wonderful experience, and both our members and the Pre-K students had a fantastic time
At the end of May, members stayed after school to prepare for this special event by practicing their reading of Biscuit Goes to School, creating discussion questions for Pre-K students, and planning a fun puppy craft activity.
On June 2nd, our members traveled to Northwestern Elementary and Westside Elementary to visit Pre-K students in Ms. Muir, Ms. Darling, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Sterrett’s classrooms. They read stories, led discussions, and completed crafts together.
We are incredibly proud of our Junior Honor Society members and the hard work, preparation, and care they put into this service project. It was a wonderful experience, and both our members and the Pre-K students had a fantastic time
📚✨ So proud of Mrs. Jones’s 8th Grade ELA class! ✨📚
Our amazing 8th graders recently took on the challenge of becoming authors and illustrators! They wrote, designed, and illustrated their very own children's books with engaging storylines and meaningful themes suitable for K-1 students.
After completing their books, they took a field trip to Northwestern to read their finished masterpieces directly to the littles! 🥰 Hearing the younger students laugh, engage, and connect with these stories was absolutely magical. These 8th graders absolutely crushed it.
Super proud of this group for their creativity, hard work, and the wonderful examples they set as leaders. Way to go, authors! 🦅❤️
Our amazing 8th graders recently took on the challenge of becoming authors and illustrators! They wrote, designed, and illustrated their very own children's books with engaging storylines and meaningful themes suitable for K-1 students.
After completing their books, they took a field trip to Northwestern to read their finished masterpieces directly to the littles! 🥰 Hearing the younger students laugh, engage, and connect with these stories was absolutely magical. These 8th graders absolutely crushed it.
Super proud of this group for their creativity, hard work, and the wonderful examples they set as leaders. Way to go, authors! 🦅❤️
🎨📸 LIVING HISTORY IN ALGEBRA 2! 📐🏛️
What happens when you combine history, public speaking, and advanced mathematics? You get the incredible Algebra 2 "Living Math Wax Museum!"
Today, our brilliant students completely transformed the cafeteria into an interactive history museum. Each student took on the persona of a groundbreaking historical mathematician who shaped the math we study today—from Ada Lovelace and Katherine Johnson to René Descartes and Maryam Mirzakhani.
Visitors stepped on paper "Step to Activate" buttons to bring our "wax statues" to life! Each student delivered a polished 60-to-90-second speech, demonstrating not only the rigorous algebraic concepts their figure influenced but also how that math impacts modern-day technology.
We had a massive turnout of staff, administrators, and peer classes, and the compliments are still rolling in! Guests were completely blown away by how deeply these students knew their mathematicians and how flawlessly they delivered their speeches under pressure.
We are bursting with pride over their hard work, creativity, and dedication. Scroll through the photos below to see our amazing mathematicians in action! 👇✨
#MathIsArt #Algebra2 #WaxMuseum #ProjectBasedLearning #ProudTeacher #STEMEducation #LivingHistory
What happens when you combine history, public speaking, and advanced mathematics? You get the incredible Algebra 2 "Living Math Wax Museum!"
Today, our brilliant students completely transformed the cafeteria into an interactive history museum. Each student took on the persona of a groundbreaking historical mathematician who shaped the math we study today—from Ada Lovelace and Katherine Johnson to René Descartes and Maryam Mirzakhani.
Visitors stepped on paper "Step to Activate" buttons to bring our "wax statues" to life! Each student delivered a polished 60-to-90-second speech, demonstrating not only the rigorous algebraic concepts their figure influenced but also how that math impacts modern-day technology.
We had a massive turnout of staff, administrators, and peer classes, and the compliments are still rolling in! Guests were completely blown away by how deeply these students knew their mathematicians and how flawlessly they delivered their speeches under pressure.
We are bursting with pride over their hard work, creativity, and dedication. Scroll through the photos below to see our amazing mathematicians in action! 👇✨
#MathIsArt #Algebra2 #WaxMuseum #ProjectBasedLearning #ProudTeacher #STEMEducation #LivingHistory
Reminder: Next week is the last week of the 2025-2026 school year for Wicomico County Public Schools. Here is the schedule (the same as the one posted for elementary schools/Pittsville School but without elementary letter days). Schools will provide any details on each day's class schedule if needed.
MH Bucket List Challenge Winners
Lots to Celebrate last night. Check out his Video for the senior class that was shared at graduation. https://youtu.be/D-qdYcZHN-E?si=NQR3FixsUFOEYWs3
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