EASTON — Returning to school after a long summer break can be a stressful time for students, whether it's a child’s first day of kindergarten, a transition to middle or high school, or …
SALISBURY — Salisbury University Police have issued a traffic advisory on Camden Avenue between College Avenue and Pine Bluff Road from 6 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday, as approximately 900 new students …
According to the African proverb that it takes a village to raise a child, when it comes to helping youngsters prepare for the new school year, Cambridge and Dorchester County are doing their part.
Individuals and organizations are increasingly stepping up to ensure youngsters begin the school year with new supplies and freshly groomed hair, without needing to worry about a struggling budget.
CENTREVILLE — Earth Data, Inc. staff recently participated in Bellevue Passage Museum’s Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) Summer Camp by providing a presentation on …
ANNAPOLIS — Governor Wes Moore on Tuesday announced significant new investments through the Maryland Energy Administration to enhance energy efficiency, electrification and renewable energy …
Jade Ward, a 2020 “pandemic” year graduate of Cambridge South Dorchester High School, is about to enter her junior year in Bowie State University’s Sociology program.
A few weeks ago, Ward had a revelation spurring her to action, helping kids from her local community get ready for school success.
CHESTERTOWN — Next month, Chief Ryan Colman of the Washington College Department of Public Safety will mark one year at the helm of the team of 10 officers, but he has already been recognized …
Following several weeks of upheaval, a revamped Dorchester County Board of Education featuring new leadership and two new members met Thursday, July 18 during its regular monthly meeting.
On June 3, Vice President Susan Morgan submitted her resignation followed by President Mike Diaz stepping down on June 28.
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In a special session on Thursday, July 11, the Dorchester County Board of Education elected new leaders, introduced a revised organizational chart, and approved a contract with Wilmington, DE -based Transforming Lives, Inc., providing support for elementary and middle school students struggling in a traditional academic setting.
Following the recent resignations of the Dorchester County School Board President Mike Diaz and Vice President Susan Morgan, new officers were elected to fill the vacant positions.
CHESTERTOWN — Cindy Gibson, associate professor of psychology, researches therapeutics to improve outcomes after traumatic brain injuries. People who have suffered these injuries can go on to …
CAMBRIDGE — The Dorchester County Council on Friday announced the appointment of two county residents to fill Board of Education vacancies created by the recent resignations of Michael D. Diaz …
ANNAPOLIS — Governor Wes Moore on July 8 announced that the Maryland Higher Education Commission had launched a new initiative to reduce inequities in college completion. Called Expanding …
CAMBRIDGE — The Dorchester County Council on Friday announced the appointment of two county residents to fill Board of Education vacancies created by the recent resignations of Michael D. Diaz …
DCPS summer hours
Dorchester County Public Schools are operating on summer hours through Aug. 9. The Central Office will be open Monday through Thursday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Office hours at …
CAMBRIDGE — The Board of Directors of the Dorchester Chamber Foundation is excited to present the 2024 Foundation Scholars. The organization awarded $31,000 to 10 students this year.
The …
CAMBRIDGE — Following a national search, the Board of Education of Dorchester County has announced the selection of Dr. Jymil Thompson as superintendent of Dorchester County Public Schools. Dr. …
The last day of the school year in Dorchester County, Friday, June 14, was also Dr. Susan Morgan’s final day serving on the Board of Education. Morgan resigned from the Board, effective immediately, and also withdrew her candidacy in the upcoming November election.
Morgan sent an email informing newly appointed Superintendent Dr. Jymil Thompson, School Board President Mike Diaz, and the other three Board members of her decision to end her tenure immediately.
She also emailed those supporting her campaign for reelection to represent District Three on the School Board of her decision, acknowledging doing so “with a heavy heart.”
Board of Education meeting
The Board of Education of Dorchester County will conduct an open session Thursday at 4:30 p.m. After the start of the open session, the board will meet in closed …
The Dorchester County Public Schools budget won approval by a 3-1 School Board vote Monday, June 3. But when a cost-cutting proposal to absorb media specialists into classrooms aroused a public outcry, the idea was quickly taken off the table by the administration.
School tests complete
Testing is now over for the spring, and last week administrators thanked students for their participation, families for ensuring their children were well rested and …
North Dorchester High School principal David Stofa welcomed families, dignitaries and school officials to celebrate the Class of 2024. Other speakers included valedictorian Fatima Kaleem, 2022 …
CAMBRIDGE — “Now we can stop waiting and just live,” salutatorian Zy’Aye Bell said to the families and friends filling Cambridge-South Dorchester High School’s gym for …