Click on the title to see the Board approved 2019-2020 Academic Calendar.
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Click here to view pictures of our annual Sports Day. The students participated in games and relays they learned in gym class.
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Congratulations to Zamiyah, a first grader at PAES and the winner of the Maryland Council on Economic Education MCEE poster contest. She is one of 16 winners statewide. She was honored at Towson University on May 15.
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Click here to view pictures of the installation of our Blacktop Garden. The project was funded by a grant from the Community Foundation. The clean up and construction was completed by members of Oakridge Baptist Church. Mrs. Monar and Mr. Klein planted the vegetation.
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In support of Global Health & Fitness Month, PAES students and staff spent time walking around the playground. Click here to view pictures.
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Click here to view pictures from our recent SMART Night event. Students and their parents, visited a variety of stations to complete Science, Math, Art, Reading & Technology activities.
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Several PAES students were featured in the annual Somerset County Public Schools Art Show. Click here to view pictures.
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PAE staff members recently participated in a "stop the bleed" seminar. Stop the Bleed is a national campaign to cultivate grassroots efforts that encourage bystanders to become trained, equipped, and empowered to help in a bleeding emergency before professional help arrives.
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Princess Anne Elementary Students enjoyed an Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Princess Anne Police Department. Click here to see pictures.
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Mrs. Mason's first grade class raised the most money in Somerset County for this years "Just Zoo It" campaign. They will be rewarded with a special all-expense paid trip to the Zoo this spring, including a pizza party, t-shirts, and a stuffed animal to take home. They also get to meet Zookeepers and interact with some of the animals during a special tour. Just Zoo It! encourages more than 12,000 elementary school students in Worcester, Wicomico, Somerset and Dorchester Counties to collect coins to fund new exhibits like Discover Australia and improve the Zoo’s most popular exhibits like the Andean Bear.
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