
SADD/SCYAC are going to be busy in May! Do you have talent? Students and staff need to show their talents! All proceeds will be donated to the school's Sunshine Team! Please come out and support our talented students and maybe some staff.


Last drop. Difficult because we can only do 10 pics on post, so #JagNation enjoy all the pics. This here is a great group! They want you to join us on May 7th and they are working hard to get the word out!





A few more pics from todays commercial shoot. Thank you to the Somerset Local Management Board and Vernon Spriggs for making this happen. And a huge shout out to the Somerset County Health Department for ALWAYS supporting what SADD does. We appreciate you all. And AJ from 47abc for making things happen. The crew was decked out in their best zombie and neon attire!











Zombies versus the Neons! When the director/producer show up from 47abc, you know a commercial is in the making. The SCYAC and SADD members met on the track for a little filming. They are advertising the event at our school on May 7th, on the track, from 5:30 pm until 8:00 pm. Are you coming out to support the Zombies in "Ghosting BIG Tobacco" because we all know that tobacco/nicotine kills, whether you vape or smoke it is NOT good for your lungs and there can be many negative health complications. OR, are you joining the Neons, dressed as bright as you can. Neons represent Mental Health Awareness Month through wearing bright/bold colors to represent "Coming Out of the Darkness". Depression is real and you do not have to suffer alone!
Watch for their commercial beginning next week on channel 47abc during prime time. And, then come out on Wednesday, May 7th for lots of fun, food, giveaways, and education. Play a little capture the flag. We want you to support the cause! Everything is FREE!!!
Are you a Zombie or a Neon? The choice is yours!










ATTENTION PARENTS! You do not want to miss this opportunity tomorrow.


Well now, Kami has decided to get in on the fun of doing well! Mr. Denton our band director, stated , "Kami represented WAHS this past weekend at the Eastern Shore Band Directors Association All Shore Clinic! She spent all day Friday and Saturday learning high level music and performed alongside a band of the best musicians from the entire Eastern Shore! We are so proud of Kami and her accomplishment!"
Everyone in #JagNation should applaud this talented musician! She makes #JagNation look good! Thank you Kami for all you do and may the road ahead include lots of music and recognition! We salute you!
#MusicMakesPeopleHappy! #talent #ALTOSaxophone #Proud2beaJag


Please spread the word, SHARE and SHARE some more!
FREE and OPEN to the public!
This event is new for our WAHS students that serve on the Somerset County Youth Advisory Council (SCYAC) and school's SADD Chapter. We are hosting two events in one, and we have community support from the Somerset County Health Department, TrueYou Maryland (the sponsor for the SCYAC), the Somerset County Local Management Board, and the Princess Anne Police Department. They have supported us with many events and we appreciate what they do for us and you! So, come on out on May 7th and join the fun! FREE FOOD, FUN and GAMES, and GIVEAWAYS! See you on the track!
#JagNation #ChoseYourTheme #ZombieWalk #NeonWalk #EndTeenTobaccoUse #NicotineIsBAD!


And another art star that is shining bright!
Ms. Prado shared this "I’m also excited to share that one of our talented Anime Art Club members, Zamijae Murphy has been recognized in the OC Art League Manga & Anime Art Competition!
Zamijae, an 8th grade student, placed 3rd at the middle school level for their artwork. If you see her in the hallways make sure to congratulate her!"
Way to shine Zamijae, #JagNation looks brighter with you in it!
#JagNationART


Our art #Jags are really busy, winning contest and showing off their amazing art!
Ms. Prado had this to say about her student, "I’m excited to share more wonderful news about one of our outstanding art students, Pamela! Earlier this year, Pamela earned first place at the county level in the Wicomico Women’s Club 2025 Youth Art Contest for her digital art piece titled “Kurt Cobain.” This accomplishment advanced her to the Chesapeake District level, where she was awarded 2nd place.
We are proud to announce that Pamela’s artwork has now placed 3rd at the state level of the competition!
This is an incredible achievement and a true reflection of Pamela’s creativity, dedication, and artistic talent. Please join me in congratulating her on this well-deserved recognition and for representing our school so well at every level of the contest!"
Thank you Pamela for striving to reach the top with your art! We are all so proud of you in #JagNation! You are AMAZING!


Join Us for Paint Night! Perfect for students, friends and family!
The Anime Art Club is hosting a Paint Night on April 24th, 2025, from 3 PM - 4 PM in Room 1205 of the Art Classroom.
Location: WAHS Art Classroom (Room 1205)
Price: $5 for WAHS students | $8 for non-students
What’s Included?
- Take home your finished masterpiece
- Water, juice, and chips provided
- A fun and creative experience with friends
*Participants must provide their own transportation.
Spots are limited and must be paid for in advance to secure your spot.
To reserve your spot, email Ms. Prado at aprado@somerset.k12.md.us
Tag a friend who would love to join! Share the word!!!
#JagNationART


#JagNation has something to BRAG about!!! Our art students, with their teacher's guidance and knowledge, have really been producing some amazing art. In the group photo (left to right) are art teacher Ms. Anna Prado, Pamela, Mikayla, Ty'nija, Annabelle, and art teacher Mr. Scott Smith; featuring some beautiful work done by the students. The group entered their art in the Wicomico Women's Club Youth Art Contest. They were judged on March 4, 2025 at the Poplar Hill Mansion in Salisbury by artist Kay Hickson.
Pamela placed in the Class 1: Middle School-Photography/Digital. She gained the 1st Prize for her entry of Digital Photography titled "Kurt Cobain". She is an 8th grader and takes photography from her teacher Ms. Prado. Pamela qualifies for her photo to travel to the next level in the Maryland State Competition in Baltimore. Wishing her so much success as her photo moves along in the competition.
Second Prize goes to Ty'nijah. She is an 11th grader, and she studies under her teacher Mr. Smith. Her painting submitted was titled "Purple Sky" and was not yet returned in time for the photo. Pictured Ty'Nijah is holding a charcoal/painting that she did, and the title is "Garden Angel". It was done as a part of the Opioid Awareness Competition.
Honorable mention goes to Lauren (not pictured) for her painting called "Sunny". Lauren is a 10th grader at our school. Her art teacher is Mr. Smith.
Class 2: High School-Photography/Digital 1st Place goes to Annabelle. Annabelle is a 12th grade student at our school and her teacher is Mr. Smith. Her photograph is titled "Wintry Twilight". Winter does make for beautiful photography, as you can see in her photograph.
Another Honorable Mention goes to Mikayla for her photograph, "Soprano Bombus". Mikayla is a 12th grader at our school and studies under her art teacher, Mr. Smith. The colors are amazing!
If you see the students, PLEASE tell them how proud you are of their work. And, cross your fingers that Pamela receives some great news on her work that was forwarded to the Maryland State Competition. What an honor!
Congrats to all of the Somerset County Public School students that placed in this competition. Our county is full of wonderful artist!
#JagNation #Artist #ArtistJags #ArtWinners




Somerset County Public Schools is operating on time today, Thursday, March 20, 2025. Some local news stations have mistakenly reported a delay, but all schools and offices are open on a normal schedule.


Due to flooding in low-lying areas, schools will operate on a two-hour delay for students and teachers on Monday, March 17, 2025. Twelve-month staff should report on time as scheduled. Please use caution while traveling.


📢 State Board of Education Members Visit SCPS!
Today, we welcomed Maryland State Board of Education Chair Dr. Joshua Michael, new State Board Member, Mr. Alverne "Chet" Chesterfield , and Student Representative Abhiram Gaddam to Somerset Intermediate School and Washington Academy & High School!
Mr. Chesterfield, a former Somerset BOE member, enjoyed returning to familiar grounds, while Abhiram, from neighboring Wicomico County Public Schools, brought the student perspective to the visit. Our guests had the opportunity to engage with students and faculty, gaining insight into the incredible work happening in our schools.
Thank you for your time and support! #MarylandPublicSchools #ForwardTogether #SCPSProud #EducationMatters 🎓👏

Due to anticipated high winds and severe storms expected this afternoon, Wednesday, 3/5/2025, all after-school activities and evening events have been canceled. Please be safe!


SCPS Faculty & Staff: Join us Wednesday, March 5 at 5:00 PM for our Grow Your Own Virtual Event! Explore career growth from Paraprofessional to Teacher, Teacher to Administrator, & Behavior Support/Specialist to Special Ed Teacher. Register here: https://bit.ly/SCPS-GYO


Hey there Jaguars, you want to show support to our marching band? Here is a great deal for sun FUN support! The Marching Jaguars appreciate your support! Please share with your friends and family.


After reassessment, Fri. Feb. 21 will be a Virtual Learning Day for SCPS beginning at 8 AM. 12-month staff should telework & contact their supervisor. Essential staff should confirm a safe report time. Virtual Day Plan: www.somerset.k12.md.us/page/virtual-day-instruction-plan


Schools will open after a 2-hour delay, Friday, Feb. 21, due to icy road conditions. 12-month staff should report after the delay & essential staff reports on time. Please be safe & attend to future updates.


"We regret to inform you that due to ongoing inclement weather, we must cancel our Black History Celebration and Vendor Fair scheduled for Monday, February 24th. We appreciate your understanding and thank you for your support."

