6:28 p.m. Thursday, 5:27 p.m. Friday, 11:59 a.m. Saturday
Dress Code Special Edition
PAC 14
A special dress code edition of "Working Together for Children" will air on PAC 14 (Comcast Channel 14) at 6:28 p.m. Thursday, 5:27 p.m. Friday and 11:59 a.m. Saturday. The show features a group discussion on the new dress code, with fashion shows by students at Salisbury Middle School and Wicomico High School to show what is and is not allowed under the new dress code. Check the Programming grid at www.pac14.org for additional times this month. PAC 14 also streams its programming live on its web site at www.pac14.org, so viewers can visit the web site to "tune in" on line when the show is on the air. Please call 410-677-4529 or e-mail fwilson@wcboe.org for information.
Monday, Sept. 6
Labor Day
Schools and Central Office closed
Tuesday, Sept. 7
Registration for Evening High School Begins
Wicomico High School, Building E
Fall registration for Evening High School will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 7, in Building E of Wicomico High School. Registration will take place from 4-7 p.m. on these dates: Sept. 7, 8, 9 and 13. Classes begin Sept. 15. To register, bring in a birth certificate, Social Security card, proof of residency (any utility bill or rent/mortgage statement), and transcript from last school attended. Students already attending a Wicomico County high school during the day and wishing to attend Evening High School at night must bring to registration a blue form completed by the high school guidance counselor. 410-677-4537.
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1 comment:
Is it just me, or is a big deal being made of this dress code situation? It seems that everytime I turn around, the issues is being written or talked about. The BOE is so concerned about this, but shouldn't they be worrying about all those schools that didn't make the grade on the state tests? When 8 elementary schools don't make the grade, that says something about the state of education here. Also, while we are talking about dress codes, anyone ever get a look at what some of these teachers are wearing? It drives me nuts that about every female employee is wearing sandals, much less what passes for 'professional dress' on their behalf. I understand that their 'association' pretty much keeps the Principals from enforcing this, but I would think that they would want to set the standard for their students! Now, having said all of this, I will be willing to bet that the teachers will come out of the woodwork to slam me for writing this and infringing on their rights, but seriously, who sets the standard? Not them, that's for sure!
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