Lancaster County School District will be operate on normal schedule Monday, September 30, 2024. ALL Lancaster County schools, buildings, and facilities will be open on Monday, September 30, 2024. ALL events and activities will take place as scheduled on Monday, September 30, 2024.
If you missed Dr. Fitzpatrick 's Teacher Cadet to Superintendent first episode, watch now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROLfuLAh8Ts
Lancaster County School District will be closed on Friday, September 27, 2024, and we will have an eLearning day. We have been in contact with Emergency Management and the Governor has declared a State of Emergency. Due to threat of wind gusts exceeding the state regulations, busses will not be able to travel the roadways. As a safety precaution, ALL Lancaster County schools, buildings, and facilities will be closed on Friday, September 27, 2024. Lancaster County School District will have an Elearning day. You will receive eLearning information from your student’s school. ALL events and activities are canceled on Friday, September 27, 2024.
Join Meredith Danztler, CERRA’s Pre-Collegiate Program Director, as she shares Dr. Fitzpatrick’s inspiring journey from Teacher Cadet to Lancaster County School District Superintendent.
The special three-part video series will premiere every Thursday night at 7:00, starting on September 12th, and will run through October 3rd, on CERRA’s Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages.
Lancaster County School District will be closed on Friday, September 27, 2024, and we will have an eLearning day. We have been in contact with Emergency Management and the Governor has declared a State of Emergency. Due to threat of wind gusts exceeding the state regulations, busses will not be able to travel the roadways. As a safety precaution, ALL Lancaster County schools, buildings, and facilities will be closed on Friday, September 27, 2024. Lancaster County School District will have an Elearning day. You will receive eLearning information from your student’s school. ALL events and activities are canceled on Friday, September 27, 2024.
We have a Throwback post for you on this fine Throwback Thursday! Are we aging ourselves? Maybe.
Mrs. Bright and Mrs. Perdelwitz 6th grade Computer classes finished their first project on 9/17!
💻 WATERMARK ARK 💻
Students added a watermark logo to a google doc and successfully typed it using letters. After removing the watermark, their work turned out AMAZING!
Enjoy some of the students top favs! We are always amazed by the incredible work students are able to do thanks to Mrs. Bright and Mrs. Perdelwitz’s creative lesson plans. We hope you love these as much as we do! (There are even more photos on our Facebook page!)
We are so glad Ms. Harwood is here at ILIS! This is her first year, and she's fit in like a glove. Students in her 5th grade math class are learning how to simplify expressions using the order of operations. They did a scavenger hunt around the room to practice their skills!
Thank you so much for sharing, Ms. Harwood!
Families- we have a great challenge for your students today, and it's only good for 24 hours!
Whichever 5th & 6th grade class raises the most money from 8am this morning (9/24) until 8am tomorrow morning (9/25), they will get to PIE PRINCIPAL MILLER! It's okay if your student's class isn't the top earner overall, this is a challenge that wipes the slate clean and allows everyone the chance to WIN! We can't wait to see which classes pull ahead and earn this incentive!
Visit MyBooster.com TODAY to donate!
Our Journalism students have officially completed their first Warrior Weekly Review production for our ILIS Students! But these videos don’t just *happen*. It takes leadership from their amazing teachers Ms. Lail and Ms. Brandwood, who cultivate their creativity and inspire them to think outside the box for exciting content. In addition to learning how to edit videos, they teach them how to use DSLR cameras properly to capture the best video and images possible. This special touch elevates Warrior Weekly Review (and What’s Up Wednesday) and gives it a professional look. Students and staff agree, the videos produced out of our Journalism classes are one of the highlights of our week!
📸 Great work, Warriors! 📸
Check out our awesome students and staff rocking their Jerseys today! We got to wear them thanks to your generosity. Thank you for helping us cross the $20,000 line in our Booster fundraiser! We are sitting at $36, 372 right now, and we appreciate every penny. We still have more to earn to hit our $80,000 goal. Don’t forget- Top earning classes between 8am this morning and 8am tomorrow morning will get to PIE PRINCIPAL MILLER! And that’s not top earners overall, just in that 24 hour window. (Pssst: Our top earning classes overall will win a Pizza Party!)
Check back tomorrow for our next 24 hour challenge…let’s just say, it’s a sweet one!
We did it! We hit our goal for JERSEY DAY tomorrow! Make sure your students wear their favorite jersey: whether it's football or soccor, volleyball or hockey, cheer or baksetball- you name it!
Once we hit our $40,000 goal, students will earn extra recess! We are currently at an amazing $30,063. Just incredible.
THANK YOU for all your support Warrior Families! And apologies for all the exclaimation points- we're very excited over here. ;)
We did it, Warriors! Hat Day on MONDAY! We are also well on our way to our first mini goal of $20,000. Once we hit that, our students will earn a JERSEY DAY!
Also- if your student earns a total of $2/lap OR $60 in donations between now and Monday morning (if it's a check or cash brought in Monday morning), your student will earn a BONUS Weekend Prize!
We can't thank you all enough for your support! As of 2:47pm, we've raised $15,351! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
If you missed Dr. Fitzpatrick 's Teacher Cadet to Superintendent first episode, watch now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWal7iC9HFM
Join Meredith Danztler, CERRA’s Pre-Collegiate Program Director, as she shares Dr. Fitzpatrick’s inspiring journey from Teacher Cadet to Lancaster County School District Superintendent.
The special three-part video series will premiere every Thursday night at 7:00, starting on September 12th, and will run through October 3rd, on CERRA’s Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages.
It's officially time to start the BOOSTERTHON PARTY! Families, your students are pumped up and ready to help us raise $80,000 to make massive changes to our gym and other ILIS initiatives! We already have vendors reserved and ready to go, that's how excited we are to get the gym painted and other improvements in ASAP! Make sure you visit MyBooster.com to register your student. We can take donations online, but also happily accept cash and check donations. Do you know anyone who does Corporate Donations? We are grateful to receive those as well! Every dollar counts and gets us one step closer to hitting $80,000. We look forward to students earning in class and school wide inititaives, which include fun dress up days around campus. Students also earn prizes for hitting donation milestones! Slide through the photos to get a peek at the prizes. WE APPRECIATE YOUR HELP, WARRIORS! It's going to be a fun 8 days, and we look forward to celebrating our success with you at the Color Run on September 27th!
Check out our Warrior Ambassadors working the car rider line! Make sure you wave hello as you drop off your kids!
If you missed Dr. Fitzpatrick 's Teacher Cadet to Superintendent first episode, watch now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aGXMmv_pDk
Join Meredith Danztler, CERRA’s Pre-Collegiate Program Director, as she shares Dr. Fitzpatrick’s inspiring journey from Teacher Cadet to Lancaster County School District Superintendent.
The special three-part video series will premiere every Thursday night at 7:00, starting on September 12th, and will run through October 3rd, on CERRA’s Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages.
We are excited for the sports seasons and after-school activities to be underway. Lancaster County School District places safety for students, staff, and community members as a priority. Please join us in keeping our campuses and facilities safe.
First and foremost, we expect every visitor to our activities to be respectful toward the athletes, thespians, band members, staff, administrators, other guests, and law enforcement partners working at our events.
All guests to our district events are required to adhere to our Clear Bag Policy. When guests come to our facilities, they will not be permitted into the activities with any bag other than a clear bag. The bags also may not be larger than 12 by 12 inches and 6 inches deep. For more information. click on the Clear Bag Policy.
Weapons are not permitted on school property – including during sporting events, forums, and arts performances - unless you are a sworn law enforcement officer permitted to carry with proper identification. Our Safety and Security team will be working entrances to many of our events to screen guests for weapons.
Entry to District Events
This year we have revised our entry guidelines for school events to promote a safer environment for our community.
Anyone under the age of 18 not currently enrolled in school must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or responsible adult.
Elementary and middle school students must have an adult accompany them at events. No elementary and middle school students will be permitted to stay unaccompanied.
Guests to our events will not be allowed to stand, congregate, or “hang out” in the concourse or around the concession stand areas during events.
Any violation of rules may result in removal or being trespassed.
Our safety and security team will continue collaborating with the Lancaster Police Department and Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office to ensure everyone can feel comfortable and safe in our facilities.
*This applies to all events open to the public. This does not apply to internal school events that are not open to the public such as prom, dances, club/organization activities
Updated 9/11/24
We have a throw back to August for you! That’s like, a million years ago at this point, right?! 😉
Students in Ms. Harden’s fifth grade science glass worked together to investigate the question “What is the effect of the pull of gravity on objects on Earth?” Students were able to visually represent that the gravitational pull gets weaker the further you get from the center of the Earth. Students had a great time investigating gravity!
It’s official. These gravity projects were an epic way to start the year for our 5th graders. Thanks for sharing, Ms. Harden!
