25 days ago, Worcester County Public Schools
We’re keeping the conversation going! Join Superintendent Dr. Annette Wallace for Diet Coke with the Supt. tomorrow, February 9, from 5:00–7:00 p.m. at the Pocomoke McDonald’s to chat, share ideas, and connect in a relaxed setting. #WeAreWorcester
27 days ago, Worcester County Public Schools
We are excited to celebrate our students’ achievements! Families are invited to attend the upcoming awards ceremonies on the following dates and times:
Thursday, February 12
4th Grade: 8:30 AM
5th Grade: 9:30 AM
Friday, February 13
6th Grade: 9:30 AM
7th Grade: 1:30 PM
8th Grade: 8:30 AM
🔔 Important Reminder:
Please pre-register to help avoid wait times, and be sure to check in on the day of the ceremony.
We look forward to celebrating our students with you! 🎓✨
https://tinyurl.com/q2awards26
29 days ago, Pocomoke Middle School
Ready to take the next step in your career? Join Worcester County Public Schools for our Job Fair on Saturday, March 7, from 10:00–11:30 a.m. at Stephen Decatur High School.
Meet our team and explore opportunities in teaching, administrative services, food service, operations & transportation, and technology! Register by March 5 at 6 p.m. We hope to see you there! #WeAreWorcester
30 days ago, Worcester County Public Schools
This week we celebrate and thank our incredible school counselors, Mrs. Carey and Mrs. Covington! 💐
Your compassion, guidance, patience, and dedication make a lasting difference in the lives of our students every single day. Whether you’re offering a listening ear, encouraging a struggling student, or helping our school community grow stronger, your impact is felt far beyond your offices.
We are so grateful for all that you do and so lucky to have you as part of our school family. Thank you for supporting hearts, minds, and futures! 💙📚
about 1 month ago, Pocomoke Middle School
✅ Working Together for Safety: The Safe Schools Maryland Tipline is available 24/7 for reporting threats, bullying, or any safety concern—anonymously.
📱 1-833-MD-B-SAFE
#PartnershipsInAction #WeAreWorcester
about 1 month ago, Worcester County Public Schools
We’re keeping the conversation going! Join Superintendent Dr. Annette Wallace for Diet Coke with the Supt. on Monday, February 9, from 5:00–7:00 p.m. at the Pocomoke McDonald’s to chat, share ideas, and connect in a relaxed setting. #WeAreWorcester
about 1 month ago, Worcester County Public Schools
At Pocomoke Middle School, we proudly honor Black History Month by celebrating the rich history, culture, achievements, and contributions of Black Americans—past, present, and future. Throughout the month, our students will engage in learning experiences that highlight resilience, leadership, creativity, and the powerful impact Black individuals have had on our nation and the world.
about 1 month ago, Pocomoke Middle School
With wintry weather again in the forecast, we want to share with families that as of today, WCPS has utilized only one (1) of its three (3) days built into the 2025-2026 calendar for inclement weather. In accordance with our virtual day learning plan, all three days will be exhausted prior to utilizing virtual learning.
WCPS families can find below information on where to find inclement weather notifications. For those extended family members who may not receive notifications directly from us, you can stay in the know by downloading our mobile app and enabling notifications:
Download from the Apple App Store:
https://apple.co/41QgE9cDownload from the Google Play Store:
https://bit.ly/426TLOpAs a reminder, we endeavor to communicate any decisions by 5:30 a.m. at the latest. However, we ask for your patience and understanding in these difficult decisions. Our team not only monitors multiple forecasts and collaborates with other agencies, but they actively travel roads across all regions of the the county to ensure the safety of students and staff. #WeAreWorcester #SafetyMatters
about 1 month ago, Worcester County Public Schools
Due to inclement weather conditions, Worcester County Public Schools will open one hour late on Tuesday, January 27, 2026. Buses will operate accordingly. All school programs will begin following the one-hour delay.
about 1 month ago, Worcester County Public Schools
Due to inclement weather conditions, Worcester County Public Schools will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026. All after school, evening and Adult Education classes are also cancelled.
about 1 month ago, Worcester County Public Schools
The HOLD has been lifted. Our School has resumed normal operations. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
about 1 month ago, Pocomoke Middle School
Pocomoke Middle School is currently in a HOLD safety status. At this time, all hallways are being cleared, and students and staff will continue with instruction. We will notify you as the HOLD status is lifted or if further instructions are warranted. Please know that we will continue to hold our students’ and staff’s safety as our priority.
about 1 month ago, Pocomoke Middle School
With wintry weather on the horizon, we want to remind families where to find inclement weather notifications. For those extended family members who may not receive notifications directly from us, you can stay in the know by downloading our mobile app and enabling notifications.
Download from the Apple App Store:
https://apple.co/41QgE9cDownload from the Google Play Store:
https://bit.ly/426TLOpAs a reminder, we endeavor to communicate any decisions by 5:30 a.m. at the latest. However, we ask for your patience and understanding in these difficult decisions. Our team not only monitors multiple forecasts, but they actively travel roads across all regions of the the county to ensure the safety of students and staff. #WeAreWorcester #SafetyMatters
about 1 month ago, Worcester County Public Schools
Attention WCPS families: With temperatures low, WCPS wants to remind our students and their families to be safe near bodies of water that form ice this time of year. Remember, the ice on ponds, storm water retaining areas, and canals is never strong enough to allow any human to walk on them. Keep the below safety tips in mind for winter water safety.
• Do not walk, skate, or play on frozen bodies of water. A good rule to follow is there is no such thing as a sate thickness of ice in our area.
• Keep pets and children away from ice-covered bodies of water.
Animals are particularly at risk of falling through thin ice.
• Educate children. Tell kids about the dangers of playing near frozen bodies of water and reinforce the importance of never venturing out on the ice.
• Report dangerous conditions. If you see anyone venturing onto the ice, immediately call 91l and inform local authorities.
about 2 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools
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
about 2 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools
🎉 Congratulations to Our Teacher of the Year, Mr. Bratcher! 🎉
Please join us in congratulating Mr. Malcolm Bratcher as the 2025–2026 Pocomoke Middle School Teacher of the Year!
We are proud to have so many outstanding educators at Pocomoke Middle School, and this recognition reflects the amazing work happening in our classrooms every day. Mr. Bratcher’s dedication to students and excellence in teaching truly exemplify the best of our school community.
We are excited for Mr. Bratcher to represent Pocomoke Middle School in the WCPS Teacher of the Year program. Photos from his award presentation are included below—help us celebrate this well-deserved honor!
@worcestersystem
about 2 months ago, Pocomoke Middle School
about 2 months ago, Worcester County Public Schools
The drill has now concluded. Our school has resumed normal operations. Thank you for your understanding.
about 2 months ago, Pocomoke Middle School
At this time, Pocomoke Middle School is conducting a school safety drill. There is no emergency at this time; however, access to our school may be limited until the drill is completed. We appreciate your patience and understanding.
about 2 months ago, Pocomoke Middle School
