Cultivating Community Connections Migrant Students Discover New Sense of Belonging Through UME Ag and Nutrition Programs

Migrant and seasonal workers are an integral part of the agricultural industry on Maryland’s Eastern Shore and their families become a part of our local communities, even if only temporarily. School programs and other services are available to help the families become acclimated to the area, introduce them to community resources, and bring those families […]

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Craft Bakery’s Secret Ingredient? Local Students Powering Business Growth

Article written by Sydney Tryon, Project Leader, Institute for American Apprenticeships (IAA) Denton, MD Caroline County—Denton’s Craft Bakery & Cafe (Craft) is developing the local workforce by offering paid, hands-on experience to high school juniors and seniors through the Apprenticeship Maryland Program (AMP). Craft’s second year of AMP implementation is supported by the Maryland Works […]

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QACPS HIGHLIGHTS APPRENTICESHIP INITIATIVES AT MARYLAND ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES SUMMER CONFERENCE

Ocean City, MD Queen Anne’s County Public Schools (QACPS) proudly participated in the Maryland Association of Counties (MACO) Summer Conference, held at the Roland Powell Convention Center in Ocean City, MD. Adam Tolley, Supervisor of Career and Technical Education for QACPS, spoke as a featured panelist during the session titled “Charting the Course: A New […]

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Queen Anne’s County Public Schools raise over $16,000 for American Heart Association

This year, 49 students and their families learned lifesaving skill of Hands-only CPR through Finn’s Mission BALTIMORE, MD Schools across Queen Anne’s County Public Schools (QACPS) have demonstrated remarkable success in recent fundraising efforts for the American Heart Association. With more than $16,280 raised from 7 participating schools, students and families showed exceptional commitment to […]

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