
Vienna Elementary School's Fall Festival is Tomorrow, Friday, October 25th, 2024.
Students will bring their permission slips home tonight. Please remember to sign the slip and bring it back tomorrow. Students must have the slip signed to enjoy the tram ride.
Please understand that the tram ride is exclusively for students due to safety and space concerns. However, approved volunteers are encouraged to join us at the other stations.


Vienna looks forward to welcoming new "HOUSE" members to our first meeting on Thursday, October 24th! Remember to wear your "HOUSE" t-shirts and let your spirit shine!
THREE "HOUSES", ONE VIENNA FAMILY!






Mrs. Jennifer Bailey, one of Vienna Elementary’s teachers on our special education team, is an active member of “Team 360”.
Team 360 is a non-profit organization of volunteers on our Eastern Shore of Maryland. It supports people of different abilities to enable them in participating in athletic events. "Wingmen" volunteers train and race with differently abled athletes. Their relationships help form a unique bond that motivates everyone to live a healthier lifestyle.
To join our Mrs. Bailey and get involved yourself, email Team 360 at jill.team360@gmail.com.
We love our amazing Mrs. Bailey and she inspires us every day for all learners. She is an inspiration in our little school and out!



Zayne Carr, our Prek3 student, is a star player for the Kickstart team in Sharptown. He showcases his passion for soccer in every game. Join us in celebrating Zayne's dedication to this exciting sport.


On a crisp Tuesday, October 15th, the enthusiastic 4th graders of Mr. Sorrell's class set sail from Long Wharf in Cambridge, MD, on a short tour of the Choptank River aboard the majestic Schooner SULTANA. This historic replica schooner from 1768 offered our students an unforgettable journey through time and nature, immersing them in the rich history and vibrant environment of the Chesapeake Bay. Guided by SEF's (Sultana Education Foundation) seasoned professionals, the students eagerly trawled for fish and crabs, conducted water quality tests, and delved into the maritime life of the 18th century. The adventure was thrilling, and the captivating photographs beautifully capture this extraordinary experience!







PreK3, PreK4, Kindergarten, and First grade students had an amazing time at the Pumpkin Patch at Wright's Market in Mardela Springs, MD. They had a blast picking out pumpkins, navigating through the corn maze, and spending time with the adorable pet goats, Maggie Moo and Gus. The tricycle track, straw maze, and zip line added to the excitement. As seen in the picture, it was a truly enjoyable experience for the students, chaperones, and teachers.








Meet Carter Noelsaint, a talented 2nd grader at Vienna Elementary School who's making waves on the soccer field! Playing for Dorchester Recreation and Parks in Cambridge, his team, Lollipops Lane, is ready to conquer the competition, with Carter leading the charge as team number 11. This season marks his exciting debut, and he's determined to show off his skills and make a significant impact on the field!


Meet Carter Mills, a talented 3rd-grade student who shines as a Defender for the Pipeline Soccer Club in Pittsville, MD. As a valuable member of their U-10 boys' team, Carter brings years of soccer experience, having started playing at the age of 5.
A famous quote from Carter Mills is, “You can let out any anger on the ball, and by the end of practice or the game, you’re happy!” Thank you for your insightful words, Carter!

David Miller Frost, our talented first grader, is making waves at the Cambridge Little League Park this fall! Under the guidance of Coach Richie White, David is mastering all the positions and honing his hitting skills with the ball machine. This is an incredible opportunity for David to sharpen his baseball prowess and discover the position where he truly shines. With his dedication and Coach Richie expert guidance, there's no doubt that David will excel in numerous positions on the field.



Elizabeth Moore, our talented 5th grader, is a dedicated softball player for Tri-City Little League. Representing the UCLA Bruins, she brings passion and skill to every game.


Meet Grayson Hartford, a talented 5th grader at Vienna Elementary School who dominates the ice hockey rink as a goalie and defense player for the Easton Icehawks. This young athlete's dedication and skill make him an invaluable asset to his team.

Introducing Kylie Wheatley, our remarkable fifth-grade student who captivates audiences with her outstanding performances on the competition team at Eastern Shore Dance Academy. Get ready, world – she's about to take the stage by storm!

Dorchester County Public School is closed on Friday, October 18th.


Vienna Elementary School Staff would like to thank Mr. James Brittingham for the amazing work he did on the Little Library in front of Vienna Elementary School. It has exceeded our expectations and will be a beautiful focal point for our school for many years to come. Mr. Brittingham is a valued employee and a very talented individual. Dorchester County Public School is lucky to have him.
Thank you, Mr. Brittingham !!!!


Kinsley Hartford, a vibrant second-grader at Vienna who is leaping through the ranks as a gymnast at the prestigious Galaxy Gymnastics Preteam. Her passion and dedication are truly inspiring!


Wear ORANGE tomorrow!
October is “Bullying Awareness and Prevention Month”. All students and staffs at every Dorchester County Public School, along with their community members, are encouraged to wear ORANGE on National Unity Day, Wednesday, October 16, 2024, to show a visible message of building commUNITY through kindness, acceptance, and inclusion to prevent bullying!
UNITY at Vienna Elementary: One SCHOOL! Three HOUSES—Amistad, Isibindi, and Rêveur! Everyone is encouraged to post pictures of those wearing orange and/or showing UNITY to social media using the hashtag #UnityEveryDay.


Principal Mrs. Susie Price was in for a delightful surprise from the Vienna Parents Association (VPA) - a stunning vase of sunflowers to honor Principal's Month. A heartfelt thank you to VPA for adding so much joy and warmth to her day! The sunflowers even beautifully complemented her outfit. It's as if VPA has a knack for reading minds. Simply amazing!"


Get ready for an exciting Joe Corbi's fundraiser pick-up event at Vienna Elementary School's cafeteria tomorrow! Join us on Wednesday, October 16th, from 3:45 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. to pick up your delicious treats. We can't wait to see you there and express our gratitude for your support!

Introducing Oaklynn Hayden, an energetic kindergartener in Mrs. Dechert's class who fearlessly takes on T-ball for the Mudcats. Brace yourselves, baseball world—she's coming for you! I can almost hear the crowd chanting, "Oaklynn, Oaklynn!" Get ready to witness her unstoppable spirit and unwavering determination on the field!

Wyatt Eberspacher is a student in Mrs. Cole's 3rd grade class. He enjoys various outdoor activities, with baseball being his favorite. Last year, he was a member of the Tri-City Pirates and played multiple positions, but his favorite was catching.
In addition to baseball, Wyatt took part in the Delmarva Soap Box Derby in Federalsburg for the first time last year. He competed in the stock division of the event, which takes place every year on the first weekend in June. Great job, Wyatt!
