Parkside Volleyball tryouts starting Wednesday August 13th at Bennett Middle School (due to construction project at Parkside). It's going to be a great year for Parkside Volleyball! 💚🤍🐏🏐🐏🤍💚
Day 19 of 50...50 Years of Building a RAMFAM Legacy: One Athlete at a Time honors 50 athletes—one from each graduating class—who helped shape Parkside athletics over the past five decades. Each left a lasting impact on their teams, schools, communities, and careers beyond high school. These honorees represent the many Parkside athletes who have inspired others through leadership, service, and accomplishment. Today's honoree is Ted Chapman, PHS Class of 1982.
Thanks to all of the dedicated leaders from throughout Wicomico County Public Schools who committed their Thursday to taking part in the School Safety Summit, held at James M. Bennett High. The summit was put on by the Department of School Climate and Safety,, and was led by Tara O'Barsky, Director of School Climate & Safety, and members of her team.
The day's focus was on the first of Superintendent of Schools Dr. Micah Stauffer's strategic priorities: School Climate & Safety. Participants learned more about:
Physical Safety Layers (Preparing a Safe Physical Environment)
Setting the Foundation for Psychological Safety (Building a Strong Social Environment)
Tiered Response to Psychological Safety (Ensuring a Strong Attentive Environment)
Our schools and school system are preparing for a great 2025-2026 school year with safe learning environments that support learning, student achievement and engagement, a high-performing workforce, and ample opportunity for family and community engagement.
Day 18 of 50...50 Years of Building a RAMFAM Legacy: One Athlete at a Time honors 50 athletes—one from each graduating class—who helped shape Parkside athletics over the past five decades. Each left a lasting impact on their teams, schools, communities, and careers beyond high school. These honorees represent the many Parkside athletes who have inspired others through leadership, service, and accomplishment. Today's honoree is Matthew Jones Tremper, PHS Class of 2013.
Members of the Parkside Marching Rams are heading to see the DCI performances tonight in New Jersey!
#RamFamBand
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Day 17 of 50...50 Years of Building a RAMFAM Legacy: One Athlete at a Time honors 50 athletes—one from each graduating class—who helped shape Parkside athletics over the past five decades. Each left a lasting impact on their teams, schools, communities, and careers beyond high school. These honorees represent the many Parkside athletes who have inspired others through leadership, service, and accomplishment. Today's honoree is Amanda Ballard, PHS Class of 2022.
Day 16 of 50...50 Years of Building a RAMFAM Legacy: One Athlete at a Time honors 50 athletes—one from each graduating class—who helped shape Parkside athletics over the past five decades. Each left a lasting impact on their teams, schools, communities, and careers beyond high school. These honorees represent the many Parkside athletes who have inspired others through leadership, service, and accomplishment. Today's honoree is Jacob Mullen, PHS Class of 2017.
Day 15 of 50...50 Years of Building a RAMFAM Legacy: One Athlete at a Time honors 50 athletes—one from each graduating class—who helped shape Parkside athletics over the past five decades. Each left a lasting impact on their teams, schools, communities, and careers beyond high school. These honorees represent the many Parkside athletes who have inspired others through leadership, service, and accomplishment. Today's honoree is Michelle Urban, PHS Class of 1989.
Day 14 of 50...50 Years of Building a RAMFAM Legacy: One Athlete at a Time honors 50 athletes—one from each graduating class—who helped shape Parkside athletics over the past five decades. Each left a lasting impact on their teams, schools, communities, and careers beyond high school. These honorees represent the many Parkside athletes who have inspired others through leadership, service, and accomplishment. Today's honoree is Jeff Thamert, PHS Class of 1995.
Day 13 of 50...50 Years of Building a RAMFAM Legacy: One Athlete at a Time honors 50 athletes—one from each graduating class—who helped shape Parkside athletics over the past five decades. Each left a lasting impact on their teams, schools, communities, and careers beyond high school. These honorees represent the many Parkside athletes who have inspired others through leadership, service, and accomplishment. Today's honoree is April Jackson, PHS Class of 1977.
Parkside Fall Sports starts in 19 days! You can't practice or try out without a completed physical, and here is a way you can get it done right at Parkside! If you have any questions, just email our world-class athletic trainer, Mama Cindy Riley, at criley@mywcps.org.
Day 12 of 50...50 Years of Building a RAMFAM Legacy: One Athlete at a Time honors 50 athletes—one from each graduating class—who helped shape Parkside athletics over the past five decades. Each left a lasting impact on their teams, schools, communities, and careers beyond high school. These honorees represent the many Parkside athletes who have inspired others through leadership, service, and accomplishment. Today's honoree is Hailey Spinapont, PHS Class of 2011.
Day 11 of 50...50 Years of Building a RAMFAM Legacy: One Athlete at a Time honors 50 athletes—one from each graduating class—who helped shape Parkside athletics over the past five decades. Each left a lasting impact on their teams, schools, communities, and careers beyond high school. These honorees represent the many Parkside athletes who have inspired others through leadership, service, and accomplishment. Today's honoree is Hunter Parsons, PHS Class of 2015.
It's a Parkside 50th Anniversary Throwback Thursday! Today, we showcase the first ever Advance Chorus, Parkside Players, and General Chorus, all from the first year of Parkside, 1975-1976. Parkside has always been a huge believer and supporter of the fine arts! 💚🤍🐏🎼🐏🤍💚
Parkside Marching RAMS already up and getting work done first thing this morning! Special thank you to all the former musical scholars who come back year after year to help out!
Day 10 of 50...50 Years of Building a RAMFAM Legacy: One Athlete at a Time honors 50 athletes—one from each graduating class—who helped shape Parkside athletics over the past five decades. Each left a lasting impact on their teams, schools, communities, and careers beyond high school. These honorees represent the many Parkside athletes who have inspired others through leadership, service, and accomplishment. Today's honoree is Tara Mcintyre O'Barsky, PHS Class of 1993.
We forgot to post a Parkside Throwback Thursday last Thursday, so today will be a Parkside Throwback Wednesday to make up for it! Today, we proudly present the first ever Parkside Marching RAMS, from the 1975-1976 school year! 💚🤍🐏🎼🐏🤍💚
Congratulations, Mr. Kelley and Parkside CTE Horticulture!
Summer of Surprises. It is both a surprise and honor to be recognized as Maryland Ag. Teacher of Year by the Maryland Agriculture Teachers Association (MATA). Additionally, our program was recognized by the Maryland FFA with the National Chapter Award for our efforts to develop leadership, build community, and strengthen agriculture. Grateful for the vast extent of school, community, industry, university, and state/national support. Thank you students and amazing assistant Ms. Erin Burke.
Day 9 of 50...50 Years of Building a RAMFAM Legacy: One Athlete at a Time honors 50 athletes—one from each graduating class—who helped shape Parkside athletics over the past five decades. Each left a lasting impact on their teams, schools, communities, and careers beyond high school. These honorees represent the many Parkside athletes who have inspired others through leadership, service, and accomplishment. Today's honoree is Troy Barton, PHS Class of 2012.
Regarding our recent 50 Years of Building a RAMFAM Legacy: One Athlete at a Time posts. 💚🤍🐏🤍💚
