Staff Report / Salisburylocal.org

Mardela Middle and High School recently focused on promoting Bullying Awareness and Prevention. This week, students and staff showcased kindness, leadership, and positive peer interactions. The school received recognition for their efforts in fostering a supportive environment. The message of gratitude was shared on the Wicomico County Public Schools Facebook page, emphasizing the school's commitment to creating a positive atmosphere.

Source: Wicomico County Public Schools | Facebook

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Salisbury, MD

2424 Northgate Drive, Suite 100 Salisbury, MD

https://www.facebook.com/738486201648706/posts/942112857952705

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