Wicomico County Public Schools successfully applied for a partnership with Soles4Souls through its 4EveryKid campaign. This campaign provides brand-new sneakers to students in need. Wicomico Schools received 250 pairs of sneakers and Bombas socks to distribute to identified students, based on available sizes.
At a distribution event held at East Salisbury Elementary this week for, 54 students from throughout Wicomico Schools received a new pair of sneakers for the school year, with able assistance from the team of Community School Coordinators.
The initial outreach was to families of students identified by pupil personnel workers as a family in transition. If there are still shoes and socks available when these students have been served, Wicomico’s Student & Family Services may provide shoes to other students and scholars who are in need.
At a distribution event held at East Salisbury Elementary this week for, 54 students from throughout Wicomico Schools received a new pair of sneakers for the school year, with able assistance from the team of Community School Coordinators.
The initial outreach was to families of students identified by pupil personnel workers as a family in transition. If there are still shoes and socks available when these students have been served, Wicomico’s Student & Family Services may provide shoes to other students and scholars who are in need.
Today, the Wicomico Middle School Administrative team had their Wicomico County Leadership breakfast with superintendent Dr. Micah Stauffer. Principal, Mrs. Branham, AP's Mr. Binns & Mrs. Lasinski, and Dean of Students, Mrs. Smith & Mr. Gooch looked beautiful and handsome and represented our school well. We are ready for an exciting and productive school year. Warrior Strong. 🖤💛💪🏾
We are so excited to welcome this wonderful group of new teachers to Wicomico Middle School. It is going to be a great school year! #WarriorStrong
Please mark your calendar's for our Young Business Leaders Signature School Program Back to School Meeting (for 6th and 7th YBL grades): Tuesday, August 26th from 4:00 pm- 6:00 pm in the Wicomico Middle School Auditorium.
This is not an open house format. We will review YBL expectations for 6th and 7th grades together, provide student schedules, tour the building, provide time to walk through your schedules, and answer any questions you may have. This is open for students and parents/guardians, and we encourage families from both YBL grades attend.
We are also happy to share the YBL School Supplies List for the 2025-2026 School Year: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lnvRhV-VAQ0AJNK_pVrxIt9iLAj2xbvB/view?usp=drivesdk
Wicomico Middle School administration was able to represent and monitor the WCPS stall at the Wicmico County Fair at Winter Place Park. Principal Branham, AP Binns, and AP Lasinski connected with the community and met Delmarva Little Miss Mardela Springs Anastaia 👑 and her grandmother. A good time was had by all. Warrior Strong. 💪🏾🖤💛🤟🏾🫶🏾
Our second pop-up was a SUCCESS! We enjoyed our student families! AP Binns was so helpful getting items to/from Wi-Middle, PLUS, he had the organized soccer games/skills challenges going with his equipment and jerseys. AP Lasinski talked with our families and helped out where needed! Special thanks to CSCs Ms. Blount (Wi-Middle) and Ms. Arrington (Wi-Hi) for heading the event. We are grateful for Wi-Middle staff, Coach Robinson, Custodian Townsend, and the student volunteers for their help as well. So many familiar student faces we were able to see. Until next time...🖤💛💙💛
Due to rain, we have rescheduled the Pop Up. Please read the flyer for the new date! See you then! 🖤💛
Come on out on Wednesday, August 6th for some food, music, games and sports! 🌭🎵⚽️ Details are on the site flyer! 🖤💛
Thanks to all of the dedicated leaders from throughout Wicomico County Public Schools who committed their Thursday to taking part in the School Safety Summit, held at James M. Bennett High. The summit was put on by the Department of School Climate and Safety,, and was led by Tara O'Barsky, Director of School Climate & Safety, and members of her team.
The day's focus was on the first of Superintendent of Schools Dr. Micah Stauffer's strategic priorities: School Climate & Safety. Participants learned more about:
Physical Safety Layers (Preparing a Safe Physical Environment)
Setting the Foundation for Psychological Safety (Building a Strong Social Environment)
Tiered Response to Psychological Safety (Ensuring a Strong Attentive Environment)
Our schools and school system are preparing for a great 2025-2026 school year with safe learning environments that support learning, student achievement and engagement, a high-performing workforce, and ample opportunity for family and community engagement.
Wi-Middle 🖤💛and Wi-Hi 💙💛are partnering with Wicomico Parks and Recreation for an event at Dover Dale Park on Thursday from 5-8 pm! Join us! Details are on the flyer!
6th Grade Q & A Night! Details on the flyer! 🖤💛
Our administrative team was able to prepare for the upcoming school year by attending Lead '25 at Salisbury University. Here is Mrs. Branham (principal), Mr. Binns (assistant principal), and Mrs. Lasinski (assistant principal), representing Wicomico Middle and their football teams. All 3 from the NFC East. We are looking forward to a great year. Warrior Strong '25-'26. 🖤💛💪🏾
Woo Hoo! JUST 5 WEEKS AWAY!!! The annual “Fresh Start: A Wicomico County Back-to-School Event” is returning on Sunday, August 24th at the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
This is for Wicomico County students in-need from Kindergarten to Grade 12. Students will receive a Free backpack along with several essential school supplies (while supplies last, as this is first-come, first-served). A child must be present with an adult to receive school supplies.
-Free Backpacks
-Free Essential School Supplies
-Free Haircuts & Braiding
-Fun Activities
-Info about the upcoming school year
-Community programming
-Health Information and more
Mark your calendar for Sunday, August 24th, starting at 1 p.m. at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center! For more information, log onto wicomicorecandparks.org or contact tobarsky@mywcps.org
Also, "Thanks" to our growing list of sponsors for making this possible for Wicomico County students.
#LearningTodayLeadingTomorrow
#WicomicoCountyPublicSchools
This is for Wicomico County students in-need from Kindergarten to Grade 12. Students will receive a Free backpack along with several essential school supplies (while supplies last, as this is first-come, first-served). A child must be present with an adult to receive school supplies.
-Free Backpacks
-Free Essential School Supplies
-Free Haircuts & Braiding
-Fun Activities
-Info about the upcoming school year
-Community programming
-Health Information and more
Mark your calendar for Sunday, August 24th, starting at 1 p.m. at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center! For more information, log onto wicomicorecandparks.org or contact tobarsky@mywcps.org
Also, "Thanks" to our growing list of sponsors for making this possible for Wicomico County students.
#LearningTodayLeadingTomorrow
#WicomicoCountyPublicSchools
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FRESH PRODUCE! Stop by Wi-Middle on Monday, 7/14 from 11 am - 1pm! Details are on the flyer! 🥔🍠
Wishing everyone a Happy Fourth of July and Independence Day on Friday! Schools and offices will be closed Friday and will reopen on Monday, July 7.
Wicomico Middle is truly proud of all of the many accomplishments of our outstanding students, and have enjoyed highlighting these accomplishments during several recent award ceremonies. First was our Young Business Leaders team in May, followed by our 7th grade teams, 6th grade teams, and our 8th grade teams.
The rain dampened our PBIS Carnival last week for our 6th grade students, so Kona Ice came back today for eligible 6th grade students to enjoy the treat they missed.
#WarriorStrong
Today eligible students with no more than 10 absences for the entire school year were invited to our End of Year Attendance BBQ. Due to the weather, we held the BBQ inside, but we still had a great time celebrating the more than 488 students who have had excellent attendance this school year.
We have 4 early dismissal days this
week, June 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th. Remember with WCPS attendance policy, students cannot have more than 5 unexcused missed days in the marking term, or all of their grades will change to zeros. Early dismissal days do count as full days of school. For our last incentive, students who have missed 2 or less days of school from April 22-June 12th, will be entered in a drawing for Beats Headphones! We have 6 headphones to give away, but you must be present on June 13th to receive the headphones if you are a winner. 🎧Also, the top 3 homerooms for each grade level will receive water ice on June 13th. 🍧#ArriveToThrive
