HST YEARBOOKS are on sale now! The book includes class photo's, candid pictures and special events in full color. This book is a time capsule for your child to look back on in years to come! The code is HSTESYB20. Yearbooks are $20 each and orders must be in by May 27th
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WSE GIFTED SHOWCASE - Olivia H - 1st grade. Please use this link to view Olivia's project:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZYKTfv8HBhZUtagaD6045VeongJB2PtX/view?usp=sharing
WSE students, Brady and Braelon, carried on one of WSE's favorite traditions. The butterfly release!!! Here are some pictures of the boys releasing the butterflies at home. What a wonderful tradition!
Today's leadership quote of the day is:
“The expert in anything was once a beginner.” – Helen Hayes
Congratulations on earning a Falcon Proud Slip!
Congratulations on earning a Falcon Proud Slip!
Congratulations on earning a Falcon Proud Slip!
Congratulations on earning a Falcon Proud Slip!
Congratulations on earning a Falcon Proud Slip!
Catching up with Salisbury graduate John Gardus
What is your full name?
John Domonick Gardus
When did you graduate from Salisbury?
2008
Tell us about your life since high school.
I spent four years in Baltimore as an undergraduate at Johns Hopkins University where I studied mechanical engineering and played football. After graduating, I did a one-year Master’s program in biomedical engineering at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY.
Since then, I’ve been mainly working as a programmer/data analyst in a neuroimaging lab at Stony Brook University on Long Island. We scan research subjects using MRI and PET in an attempt to establish biomarkers for mental illness and various neurological disorders. I’ve bounced around several different towns on Long Island over my 5 years there, but currently share an apartment with my girlfriend in Great Neck, NY.
Outside of work I enjoy golfing, skiing, snowboarding, hiking, playing pickup sports, and spending time with family and friends.
What are your summer plans?
Playing lots of golf, doing some hikes in Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.
What have you learned through this pandemic?
I learned that I can be just as productive working from home as at the office and that I can survive a whole week without ordering takeout.
What was your favorite high school memory?
It’s tough to choose one thing but I’d say hanging out with teammates after spaghetti dinners on Thursday nights during football season.
What is your favorite movie or TV show and why?
I haven’t watched a show in a while but I’ll go with Breaking Bad because I thought it had a pretty unique storyline and the cinematography was cool. I also like how the writers went out on a relative high note after five seasons rather than trying to drag it out and make more money.
How are your brothers Scott and Ryan and your sister Kelly doing?
They’re all doing well.
Scott lives in Philadelphia and works in a lab at CHOP.
Ryan and Kelly just finished semesters virtually; Ryan is in a graduate psychology program at Rider University, and Kelly will be a junior at Ursinus College in the fall.
If you could meet anyone (alive or dead), who would you choose and why?
Probably a mathematician from the 16th or 17th century like Isaac Newton or Galileo; I find it fascinating that they were able to devise still-standing laws describing natural phenomena without the aid of modern technology. It’d be interesting to pick their brains.
Who is your role model and why?
My parents because they’ve always worked hard and set a good example for my siblings and me.
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WSE is wishing a very happy birthday to Mia R. in Ms. Gonzalez' class. Have a super birthday Mia!
Shout out to 2019 Salisbury graduate Riley Peters for her Sunday curbside delivery from The Crust Pizzeria and Restaurant. Great to see you Riley. Stay safe! 😷
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Here are some pictures of some of the things Kaylee C did for her at home field day. They had a lot of funny and the whole family got involved, even her older brother!
Here are some pictures of Carly and Weston C fun at home field day. They did the sock games, several different relay races, and the grand finale obstacle course. It was beautiful weather for a fun day. Thank you Mr. Ludwig!
WSE field day - Dana Thompson played inside Sock and sit.
Zavyan M. shot some hoops today, played horse and tossed the 🏈 for the at home field day.
Eathen L in 4th Grade Mrs. Hurr's class enjoyed his at home field day obstacle course.
Jaxson M is participating in his own at home field day. He is in Mrs. Reinhard’s first grade class.
Dominic A in 1st grade Mrs.Viscuso/Ms.Murante class
at home field day fun! The rain won’t stop them.
Obstacle course and make it take it!
Ryan V participates in Field day, 2nd grade Ms. Horne class.
