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Maple Elementary School celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week
CAMBRIDGE — During Teacher Appreciation Week at Maple Elementary School, administrators planned various activities and events to boost staff morale and show the appreciation that administrators and students have for their teachers. Myesha Ford, principal at Maple Elementary, said the goal was to find activities that would get teachers working together and complementing each other, as well as spreading kindness and joy throughout the building. “I feel like if our...
Islamic group files federal complaint on behalf of Cambridge student
CAMBRIDGE - The Maryland office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations said it has filed an online complaint with the U.S. Board of Education's Office of Civil Rights on behalf of a 12-year-old Cambridge girl.
Saints grind way into final
ST. MICHAELS — It’s a longtime creed of St. Michaels High baseball. “We tell them all the time, ‘Two-out hits win championships,’” Saints head coach Brian Femi said. St. Michaels bunched together three two-out hits during a three-run first inning, and added two more runs with two outs Saturday on the way to a 5-2 victory over North Dorchester in a Class 1A East Region I semifinal at Harold Baines...
Dorchester Board of Education brings community into superintendent search
CAMBRIDGE — With the search for a new Dorchester County Public Schools superintendent underway, the Dorchester County Board of Education hosted three community visioning meetings for the public to share their thoughts on what the district needs in its next superintendent. Board of Education member Chris Wheedleton, who facilitated the sessions, said a nice cross-section of the community came out and there was good engagement. He said the board wanted to thank the community for its participation in the visioning sessions and online survey. ...
Local Talent Spotlight: CRHS & CRMS Students Excel at 45th Annual All-Shore Band Concerts
In April 2024, students from Colonel Richardson Middle School (CRMS) and Colonel Richardson High School (CRHS) participated in the 45th Annual All-Shore Bands concerts. These events were organized by the Eastern Shore Band Directors' Association and included students from eight counties.
Lierman calls for better support of day care in Maryland
EASTON — On April 26, Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman made a stop to visit the Talbot County Council on her tour of the Eastern Shore. She has been traveling around the state to let different county councils know what the comptroller is up to. Her stops emphasized getting women back into the workplace in Maryland by supporting them with better day care. The council members asked questions after Lierman’s 15-minute...
Lierman calls for better support of day care in Maryland
EASTON — On April 26, Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman made a stop to visit the Talbot County Council on her tour of the Eastern Shore. She has been traveling around the state to let different county councils know what the comptroller is up to. Her stops emphasized getting women back into the workplace in Maryland by supporting them with better day care. The council members asked questions after Lierman’s 15-minute...
Regulski, Hesson deliver Colonel to North championship
AMERICAN CORNER — Jordan Regulski never let the door get open. Daniel Hesson made sure it stayed shut. Colonel Richardson High’s dynamic pitching duo combined to throw a two-hitter Tuesday as the Colonels defeated St. Michaels, 3-1, to clinch the North Bayside baseball championship. “When you walk into a situation like this, I’m a lot more blessed than a lot of people that take over programs,” Colonel Richardson first-year head...
Maple Elementary School celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week
CAMBRIDGE — During Teacher Appreciation Week at Maple Elementary School, administrators planned various activities and events to boost staff morale and show the appreciation that administrators and students have for their teachers. Myesha Ford, principal at Maple Elementary, said the goal was to find activities that would get teachers working together and complementing each other, as well as spreading kindness and joy throughout the building. “I feel like if our...
Chesapeake Multicultural after-school program lets students learn through taste
EASTON — On Thursday evening, over a dozen fourth and fifth graders walked through Bonheur Ice Cream and Pie in downtown Easton and learned from local chefs of the profession of devoting themselves to sweets. These students are part of the Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center After-school Program, a program designed to enrich Hispanic elementary school students of Talbot County. During the program, students focus on science, technology, engineering and mathematics;...
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