WPS 5th Grade Celebrates Valentine’s by Giving to Wyatt’s Warriors

2/15/2023

Berlin, MD – On Tuesday, February 14, Worcester Prep’s Lower School (PreK – Grade 5) celebrated Valentine’s Day. Before dismissal each class celebrated with a party, where students shared cards and treats with their classmates, or spent the time giving to a good cause.

Worcester Prep’s 5th Grade Class, along with the help of homeroom moms Jenna Hoch and Kim Kappes, spent their Valentine’s party building “Warrior Care Packages” by bundling infant blankets and books to be donated to Wyatt’s Warriors Foundation.

Wyatt’s Warriors Foundation was created in honor of Wyatt Mercer Shipe who was born with congenital heart defects. The foundation was created in Wyatt’s memory to help families during a difficult time by providing comfort, support, education and encouragement. In doing so, “Warrior Care Packages” are provided to families who must leave local hospitals for infant care at larger specialized hospitals.

For more information on Wyatt’s Warriors Foundation visit their website at www.wyattswarriors.org.

Founded in 1970, WPS is a private, independent Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12 School, located in Berlin, Maryland. Approximately 500 students attend from Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. For more information about WPS, please visit www.worcesterprep.org or call 410.641.3575.

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Mrs. Camille Jenkin’s 5th Grade class hold up their “Warrior Care Package” donations for Wyatt’s Warriors Foundation to help families who must leave local hospitals for infant care at larger specialized hospitals. Kneeling in the front from the left are Zachary Montague (Selbyville, DE), Brooklyn DelliGatti (Berlin, MD) Aylin Kucuk (Ocean City, MD) and Nicolas Cipollone (Ocean City, MD). In the second row from the left are Alessia Ziman (Ocean City, MD) Isabella Rice (Bishopville, MD), Lilly White (Parsonsburg, MD), Haley Hanna (Bishopville, MD), Emma Dewheerdt (Berlin, MD) and Landon Carmean (Georgetown, DE). In the back row from the left are Elena Kappes (Selbyville, DE), Keller Hoch (Salisbury, MD), Arjun Verma (Millsboro, DE), Estelle Damouni (Lewes, DE), Emma Mealy (Selbyville, DE) and Jack Hornung (Newark, MD).
WPS’s 1st Grade participated in a nationwide Valentine’s Exchange again this year. They received letters from elementary schools across the country, and in return the class shared news about WPS, their favorite subjects, information about the Town of Berlin and more. In the front row from the left are Sasha Gerner (Ocean Pines, MD), Declan Fitzgerald Parks (Salisbury, MD), Elizabeth Stanevich (Selbyville, DE), David Przybyla (Millsboro, DE), Ellie Broughel (Ocean Pines, MD), Ryder Whitelock (Lewes, DE), Carly McCallum (Ocean City, MD), Sloane Luckenbaugh (Rehoboth Beach, DE), Henry Hudson (Milton, DE), Eleanor Brown (Berlin, MD) and Michael Hovhannisyan (Selbyville, DE). In the back row from the left are 1st grade teacher Mrs. Cheryl Marshall, Noah Ramadan (Ocean City, MD), Sloane Gudelsky (Ocean City, MD), Jacque Hillion (Rehoboth Beach, DE), Camden Haley (Ocean City, MD), Roshan Chapla (Salisbury, MD), Vincent Fasano (Ocean City, MD), Camila Doran (Seaford, DE), Palmer Hammonds (Rehoboth Beach, DE), Casey Heun (Ocean City, MD), Nuri Ramadan (Ocean City, MD), Markuss Jobson (Ocean City, MD), Charles Davis (Berlin, MD), Cole Sherrin (Ocean City, MD), Deegan Adkins (Laurel, DE), Carson Kenton (Rehoboth Beach, DE), Avery Anderson (Milton, DE) and teacher Mrs. Angie Bunting.
WPS Kindergartners Tenley Brittingham (Bishopville, MD), Savannah Baker (Salisbury, MD), Romie Crevecoeur (Seaford, DE) and Rosie Lane (Ocean City, MD) pause from exchanging Valentine’s cards to smile for the camera.
WPS 4th graders Olivia Mason (Frankford, DE), Allen Martikyan (Berlin, MD) and Allie Kuon (Rehoboth Beach, DE) enjoyed their Valentine’s Day treats!
WPS 2nd graders Grace Hornung (left/Newark, MD) and Kamden White (right/Millsboro, DE) had fun celebrating with their teacher Mrs. Abby Harrison (center).

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WPS 5th Grade Celebrates Valentine’s by Giving to Wyatt’s Warriors

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