Events

Whether or not society chooses to acknowledge it, mass incarceration affects not just the incarcerated, but families and entire communities. The trauma can span generations. Tony Lewis, Jr. is a community leader, workforce development specialist, re-entry expert, and champion for children with incarcerated parents. He is also the son of one of Washington, D.C.’s most infamous drug Kingpins [...]

We will discuss this year's One Maryland One Book title, Bloodsworth by Tim Junkin.

Wor-Wic Community College is honored to host poet Erika Meitner as part of the college's 2018-2019 "Year of the Arts" celebration. Join us for an informal poetry talk will take place from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m., followed by Professor Meitner's reading from 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Erika Meitner is the author of five books of [...]

We will discuss this year's One Maryland One Book title, Bloodsworth by Tim Junkin.

After months of research on a topic under the theme, “Triumph and Tragedy,” Anne Arundel County students will present their projects to judges in the district competition. Winners will go on to the Maryland History Day contest in May.  The Awards Ceremony will be held March 13, 2019, at Magothy River Middle School.

After months of research on a topic under the theme, “Triumph and Tragedy,” St. Mary's County students will present their projects to judges in the district competition. Winners will go on to the Maryland History Day contest in May. 

After months of research on a topic under the theme, “Triumph and Tragedy,” Carroll County students will present their projects to judges in the district competition. Winners will go on to the Maryland History Day contest in May. The snow date will be March 9, 2019. 

After months of research on a topic under the theme, “Triumph and Tragedy,” Montgomery County students will present their projects to judges in the district competition. Winners will go on to the Maryland History Day contest in May. 

After months of research on a topic under the theme, “Triumph and Tragedy,” Washington County students will present their projects to judges in the district competition. Winners will go on to the Maryland History Day contest in May. 

After months of research on a topic under the theme, “Triumph and Tragedy,” Caroline County students will present their projects to judges in the district competition. Winners will go on to the Maryland History Day contest in May.