Wicomico County Public Schools is a nationally recognized school district serving more than 15,000 students in grades Pre-K through 12. Students, teachers and staff have earned WCPS various honors and awards in our continuing dedication to "Excellence in Education".

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Paul Butler
Director of Communications and Community Outreach
410-677-4574
pbutler@wcboe.org

Paul Butler joined Wicomico County Public Schools as Director of Communications in July 2017 after a 24-year career as a television anchor/reporter. He is a graduate of Wicomico High School, and earned a Bacherlor's Degree in Communication Arts from Salisbury State College. He started his broadcasting career right out of high school through an internship at local radio station 1470 AM WJDY in Salisbury. In 1984 he made the move to the nighttime airwaves of OC-104 Radio (Berlin/Ocean City) where he hosted the No. 1 rated Quiet Storm show for many years. In 2006, Butler landed his dream radio job when he was hired by Hall of Fame radio personality Donnie Simpson as a filli-in and weekend disc jockey at the highly rated 93 WKYS in Washington, D.C. 

Paul began his television career as a news reporter for his hometown station WBOC TV16 in 1994. A year later he began what he calls his "Tour of the South,"as he and the family moved to Mobile, Ala. to work for WPMI. In 1997 he began a two-year stint as Sports Director at KTBS in Shreveport, La. and six years at WCCB in Charlotte, NC. He returned with his wife and three children to Salisbury in 2005, and took over the Sports Director position where it all started for him, at WBOC.

Paul loves to play almost all sports, especially tennis and basketball. In fact, for five years he operated the Delmarva Basketball Academy, helping youth learn, love and thrive in life through the game of basketball. With all of his children now adults, Paul and his wife Valerie are spare-time entreprenuers as owners of a successful home-based business. Butler says "the money isn't what it's about; it's seeing others succeed and change their lives." Paul and Valerie are currently the proud grandparents to two amazing young boys. 

                                                                         



Tracy Sahler
Public Information Officer
410-677-4465
tsahler@wcboe.org


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