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5-16 Parent Message

Good evening, Clipper families. This is Principal Savage with your weekly message. Just a reminder progress reports went out on Wednesday. If you haven’t looked at those reports please do so. Attached to the email are the directions for reviewing progress reports. Viewing Student and Parent Published Reports.pdf Attention athletes, please remember your 4th term GPA will determine your eligibility to play a fall sport and you must have a 2.0. Wicomico County Public Schools are

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COVID-19 Vaccine clinic at JMB 5/20/21 -- Ages 12+

Wicomico County Public Schools and its high schools are pleased to partner with TidalHealth Peninsula Regional to provide a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination clinic at each high school next week for students ages 16 and up. Vaccinations will be given at this clinic to students

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Weekly Message 5-9

This past Friday night brought the start of spring sports. Just think this was the first group to miss out on their session at the end of last year. I am so glad they are to have a season. As we continue to look for ways to accommodate families who may not feel comfortable to attend the games in person spring sports will be live streamed on the JMB sports page. Good luck to all our spring sports teams. Our students and staff did

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Weekly Message 5-2

Good evening, Clipper families. This is Principal Savage with your weekly message. Please go to https://intent.wcboe.org/ to complete the intent for next year. You will need to sign in with the student’s email (ending in @students.wcboe.org) and the password for that email account. If there are multiple students in your family, please sign in separately for each one. Parents and guardians who are also

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Parent Message 4-25

During this time of year, we really start our planning for 2021-2022 school year with scheduling, SGA and Class officer elections which will run next week, and now the Statement of Intent for next school year that is needed by April 30th. In September, Wicomico Schools plans to welcome back to the classroom almost all students for in-person instruction five days a week. An all-virtual option with basic core classes will

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