What an exciting event! Representatives from seven Eastern Shore school systems, higher education partners, and the Maryland State Department of Education gathered last week for the kickoff of the ESMEC Grow Your Own Registered Teacher Apprenticeship Program (RTAP).
The event brought together registered teacher apprentices, journeyworkers, principals, college partners, and district leaders from Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s, Somerset, and Talbot counties to prepare for the launch of this innovative educator workforce initiative.
Our own Deputy Superintendent Dr. Rob Willoughby opened the event with an overview of the program.
“We are investing in our own employees who come to work every day, live in and contribute to our communities, and care deeply about our kids,” Dr. Willoughby stated. “This program helps break down the barriers that keep some of our folks from realizing their dream of becoming a licensed teacher – and that’s something to be excited about.”
Through the program, paraprofessionals can earn their degrees, strengthen their teaching skills, and become licensed Maryland teachers while continuing to serve students in their local schools.
Check out complete details at CarolineSchools.org.
Many thanks to event sponsors Maryland State Department of Education, K12 Systems Change Solutions, Chesapeake Culinary Center, National Center for Grow Your Own, Preston Automotive Group, and Educational Systems Federal Credit Union.
The event brought together registered teacher apprentices, journeyworkers, principals, college partners, and district leaders from Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s, Somerset, and Talbot counties to prepare for the launch of this innovative educator workforce initiative.
Our own Deputy Superintendent Dr. Rob Willoughby opened the event with an overview of the program.
“We are investing in our own employees who come to work every day, live in and contribute to our communities, and care deeply about our kids,” Dr. Willoughby stated. “This program helps break down the barriers that keep some of our folks from realizing their dream of becoming a licensed teacher – and that’s something to be excited about.”
Through the program, paraprofessionals can earn their degrees, strengthen their teaching skills, and become licensed Maryland teachers while continuing to serve students in their local schools.
Check out complete details at CarolineSchools.org.
Many thanks to event sponsors Maryland State Department of Education, K12 Systems Change Solutions, Chesapeake Culinary Center, National Center for Grow Your Own, Preston Automotive Group, and Educational Systems Federal Credit Union.
During this week in November, schools nationwide celebrate National School Psychology Week (NSPW) to highlight the critical work school psychologists do to help students thrive. Thank you to our school psychologists!
Families, check your inbox tomorrow ! Report cards will be delivered on Tuesday, Nov. 10, via email. 💻✨
Calendar Reminder: Tuesday, Nov. 3, no school for students
The Caroline family had a super fun (and funny!) week! We can definitely see creative minds at work 🤭💚
Don’t forget to Fall Back! Daylight Savings ends Sunday, Nov. 1. Turn your clocks BACK one hour.
Have fun and be safe this Halloween, Caroline family!
Did you know? Regular attendance makes children feel better about school - and themselves. Build good attendance habits early so they know that every day counts in Caroline!
Please note: WBOC is reporting we are delayed. This incorrect - there is no delay for Caroline today.
FYI: Friday, Oct. 30 - No changes to today’s schedule! It remains a half day for all students.
We've opened the photo album and found a few gems! Take your best guess at which photo from the past belongs to each of our principals. 📸💚😊
And Happy Principals Month to the best team there is!
And Happy Principals Month to the best team there is!
We've opened the photo album and found a few gems! Take your best guess which principal this is. 📸💚😊
And Happy Principals Month to the best team there is!
And Happy Principals Month to the best team there is!
We've opened the photo album and found a few gems! Take your best guess at which photo from the past belongs to each of our principals. 📸💚😊
And Happy Principals Month to the best team there is!
And Happy Principals Month to the best team there is!
We've opened the photo album and found a few gems! Take your best guess at who this principal is. 📸💚😊
And Happy Principals Month to the best team there is!
And Happy Principals Month to the best team there is!
We've opened the photo album and found a few gems! Take your best guess at which photo from the past belongs to each of our principals. 📸💚😊
And Happy Principals Month to the best team there is!
And Happy Principals Month to the best team there is!
Calendar Reminder: Friday, Oct. 30, will be a half day for students.
10/29/26 - Caroline County Public Schools will be operating on a two hour delay this morning due to fog in the area. Please be safe on the roads.
Today is National First Responders Day, a day honors the firefighters, police officers, paramedics, EMTs and 911 operators who answer the call when a crisis arises, often putting their own lives on the line. Thank you for all you do for our students, staff, and community!
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We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with the livestream of this morning’s Board of Education work session. The meeting is proceeding as scheduled and remains open to the public while we work to resolve the issue. As a reminder, highlights from all Board meetings are shared in our BoardNotes publication.
Our sincere thanks to the Maryland State Police troopers who visited our middle school students last week to share information about careers with MSP.
Troopers spoke with students about a variety of career pathways within law enforcement, including educational requirements, academy training, salary and benefits, and exploratory programs designed to help students learn more about the profession. We appreciate their time and commitment to helping students explore future career opportunities.
Troopers spoke with students about a variety of career pathways within law enforcement, including educational requirements, academy training, salary and benefits, and exploratory programs designed to help students learn more about the profession. We appreciate their time and commitment to helping students explore future career opportunities.