Sept. 1 - First Day for 6th grader only
Sept. 2 - First Day for 7th -12th
Sept 2 & 3 - Unified Tennis Practice
Oct. 2 - Homecoming soccer games!
Oct. 3 - Homecoming dance for our high school students.
The MMHS administrative team is excited to kick off the 2026-2027 school year. We look forward to partnering with our families as we continue our mission to equip students to change their world.
Pictured left to right: Dean of Students AJ Taylor, Principal Liza Hastings, Assistant Principal Nancy Guillemart, and Assistant Principal Greg Lasinski.
Their enthusiasm, creativity, and dedication to students will make an immediate impact in our school community. We are grateful to have them on our team and look forward to all they will bring to MMHS as we work together to equip students to change their world!
Maria Curtis (left) will teach 6th and 7th Grade Math.
Lauren Karrh (right) will teach Biology Online and facilitate our Beyond the Limits ropes course.
Not pictured: Chris Burkhardt, 8th grade science, and Brooke Berezowski, 7th grade science, Heather Lane, high school special education.
Outperformed both the county and the state in proficiency rates across nine tested areas: ELA 6, ELA 7, ELA 8, English 10, Math 6, Math 7, Math 8, Algebra I, and Social Studies 8.
ELA 6 proficiency increased by 14 percentage points.
Math 6 proficiency increased by 14 percentage points, representing the highest growth in the county.
Our current 7th graders improved their math proficiency by 15 percentage points from 6th to 7th grade.
8th grade Algebra I proficiency increased by 17 percentage points.
Geometry proficiency increased by 10 percentage points and finished just 0.1 percentage points below the state average.
Social Studies 8 proficiency increased by 17 percentage points.
Congratulations to our students, staff, and families for these outstanding achievements!
To help us celebrate, we are asking all seniors to enter through the gym entrance on the first day of school, September 2. Staff will be there to welcome them as they walk our special red carpet, and we'll be taking "Last First Day" photos to commemorate this memorable occasion.
We look forward to celebrating the Class of 2027 and making their final first day at MMHS one to remember!
Mardela Parking Permits
$15 Cash - See Mrs. Hooper in the Media Center
Register Now online - https://forms.gle/Mk4E3EpK2PcZGCv48
Links to register can also be found in the 11th & 12th Grade google classrooms.
Students can also scan a QR code in the front office before school starts to register. (phones can be used in the office before school to perform them scan)
Make sure you have the following information:
Drivers License # (your student must have a license, not a permit)
Vehichle Color, Make, Model
Tag #
Person's Name on the Registration
All classroom sessions are held at Mardela School
Session 1: October 19-30
Time: 3:00 – 6:00 PM
Deadline to Register is September 25
Program Information
Session 2: February 1-12
Session 3: May 10-21
ACE is a weekly after school club for High School focused on the core fields of Architecture, Construction, and Engineering. Each week we will focus on a different topic in one of these fields, working towards a final presentation and scholarship night. Within ACE, there are opportunities to travel, tour active job sites, meet professionals in the field, create contacts, work paid internships, and receive college scholarships!
Interest Meeting for Parents Sept 17 via ZOOM fill our the form Submit a Interest Form Click Here
First Meeting September 24
Meets on Thursdays at 3:30
Questions Contact Dr. Suk at alsuk@salisbury.edu
High School Students! Make sure to keep an eye out in your Google Classrooms for the sign up form that will go out on the first day of school to meet with College Admissions Representatives from several colleges throughout the year. Salisbury University is our first visit this year on Tuesday 9/8 at 1:30 in room A144- come hear about the programs the college offers, admission criteria, and more! Reach out to Mrs. Driscoll with any questions.
Did you know that by 6th grade, chronic absenteeism (missing 10% of the school year, or approximately two days per month) is a strong indicator that a student may be at risk of dropping out of high school?
Last year, 18.34% of our middle school students and 21.26% of our high school students were considered chronically absent. It is important to note that both excused and unexcused absences count toward chronic absenteeism.
To support improved attendance and academic success, students who accumulate five or more unexcused absences in a semester will be placed on an Attendance Intervention Plan (AIP). As part of the plan, students will be required to attend two hours of after-school attendance recovery for each unexcused absence beyond the fourth absence. For example, a student with six unexcused absences would be required to complete four hours of attendance recovery.
Please note that this is a change from last school year. Students who do not successfully complete the requirements of their Attendance Intervention Plan will receive a failing grade in all courses for Term 2 (Semester 1) or Term 4 (Semester 2), as applicable.
Wicomico County Public Schools is implementing a “Bell to Bell, No Cell” policy beginning with the first bell of the 2026–2027 school year.
Students may not use personal electronic devices from the first bell through dismissal, including lunch, passing periods, and school activities.
Devices including cell phones, smartwatches, earbuds/headphones, and other communication or recording devices must be powered off or silenced and stored out of sight.
Students may use personal devices before the first bell and after dismissal.
School issued technology will continue to be used for instruction when directed by staff.
The policy supports a safer, more focused, and distraction-free learning environment and aligns with Maryland’s new phone-free schools law.
No experience is required.
Register for the TEAM HERE - https://sportsyou.com/join/?signupCode=N7A6DB6P
Practice Starts Sept 2 & 3 from 3:00-4:30.
Meet in the Cafeteria
Continuing twice a week.
Health Waivers are Required before the first practice. - Information on Health Requirement - High School Athletics
Questions contact Mrs. Premo - dpremo@mywcps.org
Yearbook distribution will look a little different this year, so please review the pickup schedule below to make sure your student gets their copy!
Pickup Schedule:
Grades 10–12: Distribution will take place on Wednesday, 9/9 during Class 3 in the cafeteria.
Grades 7–9: Distribution will take place on Wednesday, 9/16 during Class 3 in the cafeteria.
Class of 2026 Graduates: If you were not able to pick up your yearbook on Back to School Night, please email Mrs. Blumenthal at jblumenth@mywcps.org to arrange a later pickup date.