Benedictine Teacher Awarded Educator of the Year
The National Association of Private Special Education Centers (NAPSEC) recently announced Benedictine teacher Lorraine Slama as the recipient of this years’ Educator of the Year
The National Association of Private Special Education Centers (NAPSEC) recently announced Benedictine teacher Lorraine Slama as the recipient of this years’ Educator of the Year
Benedictine School staff arrived back to work following their Easter weekend break to participate in a fully interactive time of professional development. The first seminar
Caila didn’t say a word, but started smiling ear to ear when we visited during her shift at Subway in Denton, Md. She went into
When customers enter Katie Mae’s restaurant in Preston, Md., they are greeted with a warm smile. “I like to meet new people, and I like
Meet Isiah: After graduating Queen Anne County High School in Centreville, Isiah did what most students do – started his job pursuit. While this path
Frances Stevens Fund benefits new Multi-Sensory Environment Center A recent grant award from the Mid-Shore Community Foundation is making a difference in the lives of
Wood you look at that! Our Yard Bees crew collected wood from the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum Edna E. Lockwood project to be crafted into new pieces
One of our knowledgeable assistant teachers, Carl Simpson, recently led a ‘Lunch & Learn’ class on advanced uses of SMART Board and SMART Notebook technology.
Benedictine staff and clients joined a record 800 supporters who came together to educate and advocate during Developmental Disability Day at the Legislature 2018, Thursday,
‘Coffee with a Cop’ goes beyond cream and sugar By DENAE SPIERING dspiering@chespub.com With the goal of “building relationships one cup at a time,” the