Diplomas have been awarded, and it's time to celebrate Pocomoke High School's newest alumni: the Class of 2026! #WeAreWorcester #CongratsGrads #WorcesterProud
Tonight Pocomoke High School celebrates the accomplishments of the Class of 2026. Through hard work, resilience, and determination, these graduates have reached an incredible milestone, and the entire community looks forward to all they will achieve in the future. Congratulations, graduates! #ClassOf2026 #WeAreWorcester #CongratsGrads #WorcesterProud
Support Staff Spotlight
Meet Gale Hall, Cafeteria Manager
26 years with Worcester County Public Schools
“My job is very rewarding.”
What She Loves About Her Work
I love feeding all the different nationalities of students that we have here at Pocomoke Elementary.
A Proud Moment
When the kids try something new and tell you that your food is very good.
What She Loves Most About Her School Community
Everyone has the kids’ best interest at heart.
Meet Gale Hall, Cafeteria Manager
26 years with Worcester County Public Schools
“My job is very rewarding.”
What She Loves About Her Work
I love feeding all the different nationalities of students that we have here at Pocomoke Elementary.
A Proud Moment
When the kids try something new and tell you that your food is very good.
What She Loves Most About Her School Community
Everyone has the kids’ best interest at heart.
Today we honor and remember those who gave their lives in service to our country. WCPS will be closed in observance of Memorial Day. #WeAreWorcester
Check out all of the photos from our recent events that have been added to the WCPS PhotoShare! 📸
Visit tinyurl.com/WCPSPhotoShare to view and download your favorites. #WeAreWorcester
Visit tinyurl.com/WCPSPhotoShare to view and download your favorites. #WeAreWorcester
Snow Hill Elementary School had an exciting Field Day outdoors filled with fun, laughter, and friendly competition! Students enjoyed a variety of activities, games, and refreshing snowcones while making lasting memories with classmates and staff! #WeAreWorcester
Pocomoke Elementary School students and staff had a fantastic time celebrating Field Day indoors with a full day of fun activities, games, and plenty of excitement! Some members of our leadership team even joined in on the fun! #WeAreWorcester
Attention WCPS Families: Maryland SUN Bucks helps families with school-aged children who receive free or reduced-price meals buy groceries during the summer break when school meals are unavailable.
Families who qualify for the Maryland SUN Bucks program will receive $40 for June, July, and August (a total of $120) for each eligible student. To learn more or enroll, please visit https://dhs.maryland.gov/sunbucks/
Families who qualify for the Maryland SUN Bucks program will receive $40 for June, July, and August (a total of $120) for each eligible student. To learn more or enroll, please visit https://dhs.maryland.gov/sunbucks/
What a heartwarming morning for our Snow Hill area schools! The Snow Hill High School and Cedar Chapel Special School Class of 2026 took part in their senior walk through the elementary, middle, and high schools, where they were warmly celebrated by students and staff along the way. #WeAreWorcester
Support Staff Spotlight
Meet Amber Clark, Cafeteria Manager at Buckingham Elementary
4 years with Worcester County Public Schools
“I love when we're able to get a child to try something new. Whether it's a new entree or fruit they've never had, or even a vegetable.”
What She Loves About Her Work
Of course, the kids, but also the ladies I get to work with day to day in the kitchen.
What People May Not Realize
It's very busy, very fast paced. We have a lot of work to do in a short time to do it.
What She Loves Most About Her School Community
I love how supportive everyone is. Whether it's Dr. Jackson jumping on the cafeteria line to help serve, or the custodians and teachers helping get the kids through the line a little faster.
Meet Amber Clark, Cafeteria Manager at Buckingham Elementary
4 years with Worcester County Public Schools
“I love when we're able to get a child to try something new. Whether it's a new entree or fruit they've never had, or even a vegetable.”
What She Loves About Her Work
Of course, the kids, but also the ladies I get to work with day to day in the kitchen.
What People May Not Realize
It's very busy, very fast paced. We have a lot of work to do in a short time to do it.
What She Loves Most About Her School Community
I love how supportive everyone is. Whether it's Dr. Jackson jumping on the cafeteria line to help serve, or the custodians and teachers helping get the kids through the line a little faster.
What a night of celebration as Stephen Decatur High School's #ClassOf2026 drove down the Ocean City Boardwalk as friends and family cheered them on! Keep an eye on our WCPS Photo Share as we hope to post tonight's full photo album soon: http://tinyurl.com/WCPSPhotoShare #WeAreWorcester #CongratsGrads
Today, Worcester Technical High School (WTHS) held a Liberty Tree dedication ceremony in partnership with the Sons of the American Revolution. In recognition of the 250th anniversary of the start of the American Revolution, a Maryland Liberty Tree seedling, descended from the final surviving Liberty Tree of the original 13 colonies, was planted at WTHS as a symbol of history, community, and remembrance. #WeAreWorcester
Congratulations to Julie Phillips on being recognized with the President’s Award at this afternoon’s annual Association of School Business Officials (ASBO) conference in Ocean City, Maryland!
Pictured from left to right are ASBO Executive Director Jeff LaPorta, ASBO President Carla Viar Pullen, and Julie Phillips.
This prestigious recognition highlights Julie’s outstanding leadership, dedication, and commitment to excellence in supporting public education. Worcester County Public Schools is proud to celebrate this well-deserved honor.
Pictured from left to right are ASBO Executive Director Jeff LaPorta, ASBO President Carla Viar Pullen, and Julie Phillips.
This prestigious recognition highlights Julie’s outstanding leadership, dedication, and commitment to excellence in supporting public education. Worcester County Public Schools is proud to celebrate this well-deserved honor.
ICYMI: Pocomoke High School's annual Intent Night celebrated the post-secondary plans of the #ClassOf2026 yesterday evening. From continuing their education to enlisting in the military to venturing into entrepreneurship, these young adults are going places! Check out the full album now available in our WCPS Photo Share at http://tinyurl.com/WCPSPhotoShare. #WeAreWorcester #CongratsGrads
Support Staff Spotlight
Meet Lynda Hite, Guidance Secretary/Registrar
4 years with Worcester County Public Schools
“Everyone is working and trying really hard. You can see it in every teacher and staff member to make the learning experience great for all of the students.”
Proud Moments
At the end of each quarter when grades get collected and distributed smoothly with no hiccups. Also, families having a successful and seamless experience in registering and enrolling in our school system because of good communication and assistance in making the transition smoothly.
What People Don’t Realize
There is a lot going on the office and you have to be able to shift from task to task easily. I really like the routine of the position.
What She Loves Most About Her School Community
I like the close knit feel of SHMS and the positive energy that has become a part of our school. I like that we are small so we can know the students on a first name basis.
Meet Lynda Hite, Guidance Secretary/Registrar
4 years with Worcester County Public Schools
“Everyone is working and trying really hard. You can see it in every teacher and staff member to make the learning experience great for all of the students.”
Proud Moments
At the end of each quarter when grades get collected and distributed smoothly with no hiccups. Also, families having a successful and seamless experience in registering and enrolling in our school system because of good communication and assistance in making the transition smoothly.
What People Don’t Realize
There is a lot going on the office and you have to be able to shift from task to task easily. I really like the routine of the position.
What She Loves Most About Her School Community
I like the close knit feel of SHMS and the positive energy that has become a part of our school. I like that we are small so we can know the students on a first name basis.
Worcester drivers—safety starts with you. If you see a school bus with flashing red lights, make sure to stop and wait. Remember to always stop when the stop-arm is out. #WeAreWorcester
Snow Hill High School's Class of 2026 celebrated their upcoming graduation with a car parade tonight! #WeAreWorcester
Support Staff Spotlight
Meet Maria Hall, Secretary at Pocomoke Elementary
18 years with Worcester County Public Schools
“I enjoy working in an environment where no two days are the same. I also enjoy seeing the students' progress.”
A Proud Moment
When I have the opportunity to help solve a complex problem.
What People May Not Realize
People may not realize that my job is not just paperwork and helping with transportation. It also involves problem solving!
What She Loves Most About Her School Community
The school community is very caring, welcoming and supportive.
Meet Maria Hall, Secretary at Pocomoke Elementary
18 years with Worcester County Public Schools
“I enjoy working in an environment where no two days are the same. I also enjoy seeing the students' progress.”
A Proud Moment
When I have the opportunity to help solve a complex problem.
What People May Not Realize
People may not realize that my job is not just paperwork and helping with transportation. It also involves problem solving!
What She Loves Most About Her School Community
The school community is very caring, welcoming and supportive.
Congratulations to these talented artists who placed at the Addiction Awareness Art Contest in Salisbury on May 15! Great job to SDHS, PHS and SHHS artists: Daisy H., Maria P., Felix S., Aubrey B., and Nidish G.! #WeAreWorcester #ArtsAliveInWorcester
Pocomoke High School seniors celebrated their upcoming graduation tonight with a parade down Market Street! 🎓🚗 #WeAreWorcester #ClassOf2026
