(Announcement published in The Eastern Shore Post. We haven't anything to add except CONGRATULATIONS! -The Pocomoke Public Eye.)
Friday, October 30, 2026
Great report for Worcester County schools!
Pocomoke Elementary School and Pocomoke High School are among just nine community schools statewide to earn five-star ratings...
(View Board of Ed announcement)
Ten WCPS Schools Earn Four or Five Stars on Maryland Report Card | WORCESTER COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Thursday, October 29, 2026
Chief McGee now in charge.
Swearing in ceremonies Thursday
for Pocomoke City's new Police Chief Andy McGee.
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Worcester School Board races--
Candidates face off for school board
(View news story) (article starts lower left, front page)
https://baysideoc.net/app/uploads/2026/10/10.29.26-Bayside-Gazette.pdf
Monday, October 26, 2026
Somerset in clear on school billings issue-
Maryland’s education watchdog has declined to open an investigation into a law firm’s billing practices for Somerset County Public Schools after a review found no evidence of improper charges.
(View news story)
Sunday, October 25, 2026
Time←←Machine: 100 years ago this week in Pocomoke City's newspaper, plus 1999- Pocomoke High advances to prestigious award competition.
FROM OUR ARCHIVES
November 1999
Salisbury Daily Times
The Pocomoke Public Eye says:
We asked AI how Pocomoke ranked in the national competition and was given the following reply.
Pocomoke High School did not "place" in any ranking because the National Blue Ribbon Schools Program is an honor-based recognition rather than a ranked competition.
Instead of competing for numerical places (like first or second), schools are nominated and evaluated against strict criteria to either receive or not receive the designation. Pocomoke High School successfully earned the prestigious Blue Ribbon School designation during the 1999–2000 state cycle and was formally recognized as a national recipient in 2001.
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