Mr. Lewis is a graduate of Wicomico County Public Schools and earned his Bachelor of Science Degree from University of Maryland Eastern Shore in 2013. He has his master's degree in Educational Leadership from Salisbury University in 2019. Prior to his appointment as Assistant Principal, he was Dean of Students at James M. Bennett High School and a special education teacher. In addition to his primary roles, he has served on the Student Services Team and coached on the baseball team since 2014-2018. He lives in Sharptown, Maryland and loves spending time with his wife, Ariel, and three sons, Jude, Jameson, and Joel. He loves anything outdoors, and particularly loves to hunt and fish. He is an avid sports fan, with his favorite teams are Baltimore Orioles and Dallas Cowboys. He is thrilled to take on this new role as Assistant Principal, and wants to make the educational experience beneficial for all students.

Mrs. Lasinski was born and raised in Audubon, New Jersey. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education and Mathematics from Salisbury University and a Master of Education in Administration and Supervision from the University of Phoenix. Mrs. Lasinski spent ten years as a middle school math teacher, math and science facilitator, and dean of students in Somerset County prior to working for Wicomico County Public Schools. Mrs. Lasinski is currently serving as Salisbury Middle School’s Dean of Students, the school-based testing coordinator, and the Community Impact team leader. She strives to build relationships with the staff, students, and community members in order to create an environment that’s conducive to student success. Mrs. Lasinski is excited to be a part of the amazing SMS administrative team! She enjoys spending her spare time with her husband and three children, traveling, and watching football (Go Eagles!).

Mr. Morris comes from Long Island, New York. He has attained a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education at Towson University, and a master’s degree in Educational Leadership & Administration from St. Thomas University. Prior to working in administration, Mr. Morris was both a Physical Education teacher, and a United States Olympic Hopeful Athlete. Morris was featured as a finalist on NBC’s “Next Olympic Hopeful” and was selected to pursue a path to the Olympic Games as a cyclist. Prior to teaching and training for the Olympic Games, Morris played football and rugby for the Towson Tigers, and played rugby under the Glendale Raptors professional rugby organization in Vail, Colorado. Morris is now focused on serving his school, community, and family. He enjoys being outdoors, engaging in sports and fitness activities, and loves to spend his free time with his fiancé, Jennifer, and his dog, Kobe. Morris is thrilled to be a part of the Salisbury Middle School community!