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Arcadia’s Wilson, Moore named District Football Players of Year; All-District teams announced

The Eastern Shore District has announced its 2026 All-District Football Team, recognizing outstanding players from Arcadia, Nandua, and Northampton high schools for their performances throughout the season. Arcadia High School led the way with both major individual awards. Senior N’Kahi Wilson was named Eastern Shore District Offensive Player of the...

Oak Hall, VA · 1d
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University of Maryland, Eastern Shore backers sue for 136 years of underfunding

Since it opened as a land-gran university in 1890, the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore has been underfunded and systemically shortchanged by the state and the university system, say supporters of the historically Black university, who are suing to do something about it. The group called ForUMES, comprised of students,...

Baltimore, MD · 17h
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See The Calvert County Public School Policies Up For Review This Month

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. — Calvert County Public Schools (CCPS) has three policies currently up for review. The policies, covering political activities on school campuses, groundbreaking ceremonies, and use of copying equipment, will be posted for 30 days and are open to public comment. The policies are as follows:. Policy...

Calvert County, MD · 2d
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Cutting the ribbon on Mace’s Lane Community Center

(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – There’s plenty to celebrate in the halls of the old Mace’s Lane High School, now a community center for the Boys & Girls Club. Just ask Dr. Barbara Woolford, who walked the halls of the building when she was in high school. Because she says it still doesn’t feel real.

Cambridge, MD · 1d
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Local grads cash in on pledge to return to teach

Nineteen WCPS graduates at SU get $42k from state for returning to teach here. (Nov. 12, 2026) As part of a statewide effort to shrink teacher vacancies, 19 Worcester County Public Schools graduates received hefty scholarships last week to minimize tuition costs as they work toward degrees in education. The...

Worcester County, MD · 2d

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Historic Cambridge school reopens as Boys & Girls Club and community center

CAMBRIDGE, Md. – A historic Cambridge school has a new purpose: giving young people in Dorchester County and beyond a place to go after the school day ends. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Baltimore celebrated the opening of its new Club at Mace’s Lane Community Center on Thursday. The center is in the former Mace’s Lane school, built in 1952 as an all-Black high school that served African American students from across Dorchester County during segregation.

Cambridge, MD · 1d

WMDT.com

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Easton Football Defeats Calvert to Advance in State Playoffs

EASTON, Md. – It was a dogfight, on the mid-shore between Easton vs. Calvert. The Cavaliers didn’t waste time. They go down the field immediately. First drive of the game, Lyndon Johnson throws a dime to Tristan Thomas for the touchdown. Easton responds immediately with a Ja’zir Dickerson...

Easton, MD · 17h

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Talbot School Board Highlights: Bus Shortage, Grading Changes and Declining Reserves

The Talbot County Board of Education confronted three significant challenges at its November 11 meeting: a continuing shortage of school bus drivers, concerns over the district’s new grading policy and declining financial reserves despite a clean annual audit. Transportation problems produced the most immediate action, with the board unanimously...

Talbot County, MD · 1d

WHYY

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Delaware State Fire Marshal’s Office confirms accidental cause of Milford school fire

What are journalists missing from the state of Delaware? What would you most like WHYY News to cover? Let us know. Investigators with the Delaware State Fire Marshal’s Office concluded that the cause of a fire that severely damaged Lulu M. Ross Elementary School in Milford was accidental. The...

Milford, DE · 2d

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Cape Henlopen School District proposes referendum amid funding concerns

LEWES, Del. - The Cape Henlopen School District is outlining the need for a new referendum as it faces rising costs and the possibility of losing more than $850,000 under Delaware's new hybrid funding model. The proposed referendum would be the district's first attempt to secure additional funding since voters...

Lewes, DE · 1d

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Sussex Tech football team earns 35-6 home win over Laurel

The Sussex Tech varsity football team took a 21-6 lead into halftime of last Friday night’s rain-soaked home football game against Laurel and went on to win, 35-6. The Ravens (3-1, 8-1) hosted Woodbridge (3-1, 4-5) on Friday in the final game of the season with the 2A District 3 title at stake, following the Raiders’ win over Lake Forest. Lake Forest and Indian River, who play each other next week, are also 3-1 in district play. Woodbridge lost to Indian River, Sussex Tech fell to Lake Forest, and Indian River came up short against Sussex Tech.

Georgetown, DE · 2d

Cape Gazette

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Sussex Academy cross country runners headed to state meet Nov. 14

Sussex Academy cross country held their Senior Day at the Sussex County Cross Country Championship at Sandhill Fields Oct. 28. Brenda, Jaslene and Deon Brunskill are shown here. SUBMITTED PHOTOS. Jordan, Justin, Makenna and Michelle Blades pose before the race. Sean, Riley and Christy Moriarty smile for the camera. Sussex...

Georgetown, DE · 2d

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Fluorescent lighting failure caused elementary school fire in Milford

The Oct. 25 fire at Lulu M. Ross Elementary School in Milford was caused by the failure of fluorescent lighting inside a display case, the state fire marshal's office announced Nov. 12. The fire has been ruled accidental, Assistant State Fire Marshal Scott Bullock said. The fire happened on a Saturday, with the alarm going off around 4:15 a.m. It occurred in the school's Kent wing, damaging the lobby, library, front office and classrooms in the Kent and New Castle hallways, district officials said. The blaze took firefighters about three hours to get under control, according to district officials. No one was injured. Ross serves about 614 students in grades 2 through 4, according to the latest state data , and employs about 44, according to the school website. The school was built in 1957. Ross students were out of school for a week after the fire while the district determined they would move them to Milford Middle School. Sixth graders at the middle school were relocated to Milford Central Academy as a result. The fire also forced students at the neighboring Mispillion Elementary School out of school for a day due to shared phone and internet lines. Milford news:

Milford, DE · 2d

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Mace’s Lane: A Place to Belong Again

Something remarkable is happening in Cambridge on November 12. After years of vacancy and efforts to secure its future, the former Mace’s Lane High School will celebrate its reopening as a community center and home to a new Boys & Girls Club. The promise of that opening begins with...

Cambridge, MD · 4d

Calvert Recorder

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New Northern Middle opens in Calvert County

Calvert public schools’ Superintendent Marcus Newsome noted it had been 22 months since his predecessor and other school and community leaders did the traditional moving of dirt with golden shovels. And now the new Northern Middle School has opened for learning. The project, which was slowed by weather and challenges in obtaining building materials, cost nearly $60 million, which was a combination of state and county funds. The three-story, 109,237-square-foot building, co-located with Northern High on Chaneyville Road in Owings, can accommodate 800 students. With its current enrollment at 715 there’s room for more, although it’s still Calvert County’s most populous middle school. “It takes every department in the school system to make this happen,” the superintendent said during his monthly report to the Calvert County school board Nov. 5. In a matter of hours, the new building went from being a storage site for unopened boxes and bare shelves into a new school. Newsome credited school staff, assisted by honor students from Northern High, with the move from the old school to the new building. “It’s looking amazing,” Ruth Ollie Reist, a Northern High junior and current student member of the board, said of the new facility. Reist was

Calvert County, MD · 4d

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Patuxent Boys Basketball Aims Higher After First Playoff Win In 12 Years

LUSBY, Md. — After making a breakthrough in the postseason last winter, Patuxent High School boys basketball coach Nathaneal Exume and the Panthers enter the upcoming season looking to take another step forward while developing a young group of players. The Panthers are coming off a season in which...

Lusby, MD · 3d

Spotlight Delaware

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Laurel school board member promotes parent to assume superintendent duties

A Laurel school board member says a colleague has a conflict of interest because his mother is now in charge of superintendent duties. The post Laurel school board member promotes parent to assume superintendent duties appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .

Laurel, DE · 5d

WBOC

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Nineteen SU students awarded scholarships as future Worcester County educators

MARYLAND - 19 Salisbury University students were surprised when they were awarded scholarships to become future Worcester County Public School educators through Maryland's Grow Your Own Educators Grant Program. The students earned a combined $815,915 in scholarships, with each award winner receiving $42,905. Worcester County Public Schools say the scholarships...

Worcester County, MD · 5d

The Star Democrat

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Defending state champ end Colonel's record run

AMERICAN CORNER — Dillon Shaheen had a plan when he took over as Colonel Richardson High’s boys head soccer coach five years ago. “My goal was to change the connotation of Colonel soccer,” Shaheen said. “Like, ‘hey, we’re going to play hard and we’re going play well.’” The Colonels used that combination to reach a new peak this season with a program-record 12 wins that included a first-ever regional championship. That record run ended Saturday night, as two-time defending Class 1A state champion Liberty defeated second-seeded Colonel 2-0 in a 1A state quarterfinal. The No. 7 seed Lions (8-6-1) advance to Saturday’s state semifinals, where they will face sixth-seeded Brunswick (10-4) at Laurel High School at 5 p.m. “I told them this wasn’t the ending we wanted,” Shaheen said of Colonel’s 12-3 season. “But when they look back on this season they should do it with a smile on their face because we’ve never had a season like this before. “We were talking to all the seniors, and they have beaten every single 2A school (in the North Bayside) over the last three years that we have come across, which I don’t think has ever happened for an individual player.”

Federalsburg, MD · 5d

CarolineReview

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Denton Elementary’s Green Club Surrounds New Outdoor Classroom Area with River-Friendly Trees

DENTON -- Denton Elementary School is finishing up a brand-new outdoor classroom, and some third through fifth grade students helped bring the space to life by planting trees on Monday, November 10, ...

Denton, MD · 4d