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Ware Center host traveling exhibition presented by Vietnamese Boat People in February
We take pride in the ways our staff contribute to the community beyond their roles in our schools. This February, we are proud to recognize Bri Nguyen, Communications Specialist, for […]
From classroom to newsroom: McCaskey WMCC students go behind the scenes at WGAL
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We take pride in the ways our staff contribute to the community beyond their roles in our schools. This February, we are proud to recognize Bri Nguyen, Communications Specialist, for their involvement in Our Journeys, a traveling multimedia exhibition presented by Vietnamese Boat People at Ware Center for the Arts
From Feb. 2 to 28, the exhibition centers Vietnamese American voices and brings forward deeply personal stories of migration, loss, survival, and belonging through oral histories, artifacts, and interactive storytelling.
Bri is participating as a Lancaster County Community Foundation Baldwin Fellow and contributing visual artist. Their work is presented alongside other local Asian American artists and community members whose stories reflect the Vietnamese diaspora, including alumni and leaders with deep ties to this region.
During the exhibition, Maian Ly McCauley, a McCaskey High School Distinguished Alumna from the Class of 2005, shared her family’s diaspora story, adding another layer of lived experience and intergenerational reflection, which is also featured within the exhibition.
We are proud to recognize Bri and Maian's contribution to Our Journeys and grateful for the ways their work reflects our district’s values of representation and community connection.
Stop by and check out the exhibit, read the full story on our website.
Basketball at the School District of Lancaster tells a bigger story about community and opportunity across generations. From youth athletes learning the fundamentals to high school players competing with pride, the game reflects a continuum of support that helps students grow on and off the court.
This moment highlights the strong partnership between SDoL and the Lancaster Recreation Commission. We are intentionally building pathways that spark a love for sports early and carry that passion through youth programs and into PIAA competition. That connection matters because it shows students what is possible when opportunity starts young and is sustained over time.
A special thank you to Teasia Peña, Athletic Director, for her leadership and commitment to strengthening our athletic programs. Her work ensures that student-athletes have the support, structure, and guidance they need to succeed both on and off the court.
At McCaskey High School, basketball is a shared tradition that connects past, present, and future Tornadoes and builds pride across our school community.
Meet our past, present and future McCaskey Red Tornado 🌪️
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