We are looking forward to our Family Field Trip at Flagship Cinemas tomorrow! As a reminder, only students who registered and return their permission slip may attend. All students must be accompanied by an adult. Registered families may meet at BES at 9:15 or at the theater at 9:30. See you there!
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The countdown is on! 5 more school days until MCAP begins for our third and fourth grade classrooms!
PK/K registration is underway! Visit our enrollment page to learn about what you need to register your little one for the 2024-2025 school year: https://www.worcesterk12.org/page/enrollment-info2.
Dr. Jon Andes, Board of Education Member, and former Superintendent of Worcester County Public Schools visited our 3rd and 4th grade music classes with an engaging presentation of the Great Highland Bagpipes.
As a founding member of OC Pipes and Drums, Dr. Andes brings a wealth of experience, having played the bagpipes for 27 years. During his visit, he delved into the history of this iconic instrument, explored its intricate components, and treated our students to a performance of traditional bagpipe music.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Andes for sharing his passion and expertise, leaving our young learners inspired by the magic of the bagpipes!
Reminder there is NO after school today! Students will be dismissed using their normal transportation.
Today we celebrate Mrs. Bunting during National School Librarian Day! Thank you for your dedication to fostering a love of reading and helping to shape the future of our students. Your passion for educating and guiding students is invaluable and truly appreciated.
REMINDER: This school year, WCPS has adopted new safety protocols. Learn more about the protocols at https://www.worcesterk12.org/page/school-safety-protocols. #WeAreWorcester #SafetyMatters
In just one day, one of these amazing school-level Teachers of the Year will be named the 2024 Worcester County Teacher of the Year! Keep an eye on WCPS social media the evening of April 4, as we share the finalists and ultimately the winner as they are announced! #WCPSTOY2024
Worcester County Public Schools will open one-hour late today, Wednesday, April 3, due to foggy conditions. Buses will operate accordingly. All school programs will begin following the one-hour delay.
PK3, PK4 and K Registration is now open for students for the 24-25 school year! Use the following link to get started on your online application... https://tinyurl.com/WCPS-24-25-registration . Students must be 3, 4, or 5 by September 1st, 2024.
If your child is currently attending BES as a PreK3-4 or K student, they do not need to re-enroll, and will automatically be moved to the next grade level.
After you pre-register, be on the lookout for a second email with instructions on how to fill out all the online paperwork and submit documentation (birth certificate, proof of residency, proof of income, social security card, ID, health records). Thank you.
Don't forget school pictures are tomorrow! Use this information to pre-order your photos at mylifetouch.com using Picture Day ID: EVTF7K8B2
It was my honor to recognize another student today with a Challenge Coin. Buckingham fourth grader Madeline has demonstrated both kindness and leadership among her peers and is well deserving of this honor. Congratulations Madeline! -LT #WeAreWorcester
Registration for the 24-25 school year for PreK-3, PreK-4, and K begins April 1st! Flyers containing a QR code to get started will be coming home with all students. PLEASE NOTE- You cannot register for the 24-25 school year before Monday, April 1st! Students who already attend BES do not need to re-register. Thank you!
Meet Susan Gray, Buckingham Elementary School's Teacher of the Year, who we'll be celebrating at the annual Teacher of the Year Celebration on April 4.
Susan Gray has earned a Bachelor of Arts from Bucknell University and a Master of Education from Wilmington University. She has taught at Buckingham Elementary for 13 years as a math resource coach, a third grade teacher and now a first grade teacher. Gray sets high expectations and strives to create a positive learning environment where students feel valued and successful. She is a member of her School Improvement Team and PBIS, serves as a team leader, participates in before/after school programs, is a member of the Apple Vanguard cohort, a Worcester LEADS teacher, and a mentor to university interns.
Spring Testing at BES is right around the corner!
You can help your child prepare for their spring assessments by:
- Helping them go to bed early and get enough rest so they are ready to learn.
- Be sure your student is at school as many days as possible leading up to testing. Every day of instruction matters!
- Avoid dropping off your student late or picking them up early. These disruptions in the school day can impact the learning of your child.
- If you have specific concerns, reach out to your child's teacher on how you can support your student!
BREAKING: Worcester County Public Schools has been awarded the Flame of Excellence award for the United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore 22-23 campaign! Thank you to our school system community for helping us invest in our communities! @UWLES #TogetherWeLIVEUNITED
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With spring around the corner, WCPS is releasing its updated current school year calendar that reflects an updated last day of school, given the single inclement weather closure this year. Please note, June 14 and 17 still appear as potential make-up days, but are unlikely to be used.
Last call to join us if you'd like to learn about Worcester's implementation of the Blueprint for Maryland's Future. Tonight's regional information session at Snow Hill High School (5:30 p.m. at Snow Hill High School) will be the last opportunity to provide in-person feedback before the 2024 plan is finalized.
