Fruitland
EDUCATION
Wicomico County Council votes to go to bond for Fruitland Primary School project
FRUITLAND, Md. – Fruitland Primary School is due for an overhaul. The institution was built in 1955, and Tuesday night, a major step was taken toward the dream of a new building. Wicomico County Council voted to approve a new round of funding for construction of the new school.
Riley sends out call for new referees in face of shortage
SALISBURY, Md. – High School fall sports practices will be up and running in four weeks, and games follow soon after. And those games can’t get played without officials on the field. Parkside Rams football head coach Brendan Riley posting a PSA to Facebook Wednesday, urging locals to...
Amid Book Bans and Board Elections, Maryland Schools Embrace Science of Reading
This is part one of a three-part series spotlighting school leaders across Maryland who have recently implemented high-quality literacy curricula. Frederick Briggs is Chief Academic Officer of Wicomico County Public Schools in Salisbury; below, he reflects on the process of adopting high-quality instructional materials with a strong focus on content knowledge during an age of […]
SALISBURY UNIVERSITY'S SCOTT SELECTED FOR AASCU BECOMING A PROVOST ACADEMY
Salisbury, MD - Dr. Michael Scott, dean of Salisbury University's Richard A. Henson School of Science and Technology and interim dean of SU's College of Health and Human Services, joins more than 30 other higher education leaders from across the country as a member of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) Becoming a Provost Academy (BAPA).
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