CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS!!!
CONGRATULATIONS PARENTS AND GUARDIANS!!!
Today is the day! Here are a few important reminders! Please share with your friends and family!
Gates will open at 5:15 pm. They will remain open until 5:50 pm, at 5:50 pm the gates will be closed. Graduation will begin promptly at 6:00 pm.
Handicap parking is available in the front of the school. ALL other parking is in the student /staff parking lot to the side of the school.
Please have tickets ready to present at the ticket booth to avoid delay at the entrance. You MUST have a ticket to attend graduation.
PLEASE silence ALL cell phones.
No balloons, or signs can be brought into the stadium. This is to allow everyone the ability to see and to avoid blocking someone's view.
Thank you all for all you have done to get your senior to this night! Enjoy the ceremony and have a great evening!
Register for the next Youth Mental Health First Aid (virtual) Training on Tuesday, June 27th, and Wednesday, June 28th, 2023 from 1:00-3:15 Learn the common signs and symptoms of mental health and substance use challenges, how to interact with a child or adolescent in crisis, and how to connect youth with help! Call 410.621.6232 or email rabbott@somerset.k12.md.us to register by the deadline on Monday, June 12, 2023.
Reminders:
Friday, May 26, 2023 is an early dismissal day. Elementary schools dismiss at 12:30 pm; Intermediate & High Schools dismiss at 11:30 a.m.
Monday, May 29, 2023 SCPS schools and offices are closed in observance of Memorial Day. Enjoy the long weekend!
Reminders:
Friday, May 26, 2023 is an early dismissal day. Elementary schools dismiss at 12:30 pm; Intermediate & High Schools dismiss at 11:30 a.m.
Monday, May 29, 2023 SCPS schools and offices are closed in observance of Memorial Day. Enjoy the long weekend!
TIME CORRECTION: The 2022-2023 County Student Recognition Ceremonies on May 24 (WHS - North end schools) and 25th (CHS - South end schools) will be held at 7:00 PM (not at 6pm). Please join us at 7:00 on either night, to recognize students and their achievements made in '22-23!
Yesterday, SCPS welcomed State Superintendent, Mr. Mohammed Choudhury. His first stop was Washington High School, where he spent some time with Principal Tony Bevilacqua and his team. His next stop was the Technical High School where he spent some time with Dakota, a junior at CHS and first year HVAC student. Thank you, Superintendent Choudhury for visiting Somerset and we look forward to the next time!
TENNIS NEWS!!!
Tennis had the BEST season EVER! Shout out to ALL the players and their coaches! Coach Shannon Noble and Coach Joseph Sabo have to be very proud of their team! All of us Jags are extremely proud in #JagNation!
Scott "RACKETED" to win regionals yesterday! He won the Regional for Varsity Tennis 1A Boys Singles. He was down 0 sets to 1 set, made some crucial adjustments after the first set and came back to win the second set which resulted in a "match tie-breaker," and he clutched it 10 -3. He is headed to States on May 25th.
Clinton and Jemes won their regionals for Varsity Tennis 1A Boys Doubles yesterday. They did not allow the opponent to win a single game, and reeled off 12 straight wins to take the two set needed to win the match. "They played out of their minds" according to Coach Sabo. They are also headed to States on the 25th of May.
"They all played in a single elimination regional tournament on Tuesday (where the Girls Singles Ashlynn, and Girls Doubles Helen and Briseida, and Mixed Doubles Clarissa and Keysi fought hard but lost), and advanced to the second round yesterday, and came out on top. We missed winning the whole tournament by 2 points too but all and all they fought HARD." stated Coach Sabo.
When I spoke with Scott and Jemes they were two of few words. Jemes said that he would use these words or phrases to summarize their season "win after win, undefeated, amazing people on our team and amazing partners, and we are now, the top dogs in the South." Scott stated that he would summarize the season as "the underdog story, Bayside and Regional Champs, and a lot of other things." His excitement is contagious! He said he is looking forward to States to play against competition that I've never played before!" And, he is looking forward to harder matches than he has ever played in before!" He wants and is ready for the challenge. Jemes stated that he feels the same and is ready for the challenge that State brings!
EVERYONE in #JagNation should be proud of the accomplishments this team has had and will continue to have! #JagNation tennis rackets are on fire! Good luck guys as you head to States on the 25th! We will be watching!!!
The Washington High Varsity Baseball Team ended their season last night with a loss to Snow Hill. CONGRATS to our #Jags on a great season! The team should be VERY proud of their season's successes! Seniors, we will miss you next year! #JagNation is proud of each one of you!
Thank you very much to Coach Brian Laird and all the coaches! You made our boys shine! We are grateful to the time you invest in our students and baseball! THANK YOU!
#JagNationPROUD
Congrats to Snow Hill's Varsity Baseball Team!
ATTENTION & PLEASE SHARE!!!
Parent Teacher Conferences TONIGHT from 4:00 pm until 6:00 pm!
Hope to see you at the school! Find out directly from your students teachers just how they are doing and where they stand this close to the close of the year!
SOFTBALL, SOFTBALL, SOFTBALL!!!
Second Playoff Game!!! Go #Jags!!!
Today, May 15th , our girls head to Mardela for game 2 in their playoffs! The game starts at 3:30. The girls will leave at 1:30 to head to Mardela.
Tickets must be purchased online. Here is the information from the Athletic Director at Mardela:
Attached is the link for the Regional Semi-final at Mardela. Regional tickets are $6 with a $1 service charged to the purchaser. Parking is a difficult during the day with construction and renovations, so it is advised that families and fans park after 3PM for the BEST parking opportunity.
Here is the link to Monday's Regional Semi-final versus Washington.
https://gofan.co/app/events/993822?schoolId=MD22644
Fill up the stands with #Jag supporters! GO Jags!!!!
Ladies, we are wishing you the best in your game today and know that we are ALWAYS proud of you!
EXCITING NEWS!!!
You, #JagNation, are invited to attend the Salisbury Art Space on May 19, 2023 at 5:00 pm. This show will occur during the 1st Third Friday event. The Salisbury Art Space is a gallery right next to the WMDT 47 downtown news offices. A GOOD parking lot is right in front of the gallery and news office! The address of the studio is: 212 West Main Street, #101, Salisbury, MD 21801. The phone number is (410)546-4748.
If you have never attended a "Third Friday" event you should join them on the 19th. The town shuts down the streets to traffic and there are vendors set up in an open-air market style! There will be crafts, arts, food, and live music! Definitely a great time and family friendly! So, come and enjoy and check out our students artwork while you are there! This event will be "WHEELS." There will be a pop up skate park & ramp zone, pottery wheels, and bicycles. The live music will be "AMP Studios!"
NINE (9) Washington Academy & High School artist are on display. The show will run from 5 pm until 7:00 pm. Chloe, Gavin, Ebony, Marleigh, Anh, Zilal, Danny, Marlene, and Breyana would be thrilled that you went to view their work! Their work will be focused on the topic of Lower Shore "ADDICTION AWARENESS" Visual Arts Competition! We have some AMAZING artist in #JagNation! Come and support them and have a GREAT night at "3Third Friday"!
The closed session of the May 16, 2023 Regular Meeting of the Somerset Board of Education has been rescheduled from 4:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Open session will begin at 6:00 p.m.
Attention students, friends, and family: If you would like to pre-order graduation pictures from lifetouch, now is the time to do it!
Important! Please Share!
Due to the expected inclement weather tomorrow, the Community Car Wash will be cancelled tomorrow. We will be rescheduling, so watch out for the new date. Sorry for any inconvenience!
The second Friday in May is National School Communicators Day! A school communicator is one who assists schools and districts in telling their story. Today we are celebrating all of our #TeamSCPS storytellers: from our designated staff photographers, webmasters and social media managers in each school to the administrators developing communication plans and strategies. You are all critical to our mission, goals and keeping our community informed. Thank you! Happy #SchoolCommunicatorsDay!!
The 2022-2023 County Student Recognition Ceremonies will be held for North End Schools on May 24, 6pm at Washington High School, and for South End Schools on May 25, 6pm at Crisfield High School. Please join us as we recognize students and their achievements made in '22-23!
Seriously? It keeps going doesn't it!?! WHS Baseball is seeded #1 in the 1A. That's right!!! Come out and support the playoff matchup on Saturday at 4:00pm at home vs. winner of Pocomoke vs. Crisfield
What's going on at WHS? Coach Shannon Noble and the tennis team made athletic history with being named 2022-23 Bayside South Champions. It was a close Bayside showdown against North Caroline but the Jags already dusted off and are ready for regionals next week! Congratulations to Scott N. playing and winning in the number one slot!
No way! It happened again? That's right! Coach Tony Hayward and the WHS Bocce Team took down all the giants and are District Champions! Off to States now. Good luck Team. We're proud of you!
Teacher Appreciation Week is May 8-12, 2023. Please join #TeamSCPS as we thank our teachers for their service to our students and the future leaders of tomorrow. You are appreciated! #ThankATeacher
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