Update for Fruitland schools at 5:25 p.m.: Due to a lack of water in the City of Fruitland after a water main break, after-school activities were canceled for Fruitland Intermediate, Fruitland Primary and Bennett Middle School. Wicomico Schools will continue to be in contact tonight with the City of Fruitland as the city works to restore water service. We will update families of these three schools with any new information we receive.
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Donna C. Hanlin, Chief Academic Officer Frederick Briggs, and the three school principals express their appreciation for how well students, staff and families handled today's unanticipated disruption in routine.
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Why was this unexpected. How did this happen. Is that mr. Briggs jmb? How will the children attend.
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January 31, 2018 at 5:55 PM
Yes, what a loser he is. Couldn't even handle some fights at his school at James M. Bennett High School. That coward got promoted to the second in command of all Wicomico Public Schools under the Super.
Haha. Wow. You guys still haven't gotten over that. "Unexpected?" BECAUSE THE CITY OF FRUITLAND HIT A WATER MAIN...because the BOE is in charge of that too apparently? And Coward? Do you know him? Did he something in particular that was "cowardly"? Or are we just making accusations because we have nothing better to do at midnight?
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