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“Yes, academics are important,” Burgos said. “But mental education is important.”
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, but at Wheatland Middle, the conversation went beyond awareness. It became part of the school day.
Wheatland MS recently held its 2nd annual Mental Health Fair on Friday, May 15, giving students time to learn about mental health, explore coping strategies, and connect with community resources available to support them.
Organized by School Social Worker Cary Burgos, the fair was created to help students understand that mental health is something everyone experiences, even if it looks different from person to person.
During Mental Health Awareness Month and beyond, Wheatland is helping students see that caring for their mental health isn't separate from their education, it's part of it.
The School District of Lancaster recently gathered to celebrate the district’s 2025-2026 retirees, recognizing 53 employees whose service has left a lasting mark on our students, families, colleagues, and community.
Together, this year’s retirees gave a combined 1,139 years of service to SDoL. That number is extraordinary, but it only begins to tell the story.
This year’s retirees served across the district in schools, classrooms, offices, and departments. Their roles were different, but their impact was shared. Each helped make SDoL a place where students could grow, families could feel supported, and colleagues could count on one another.
To the 2025-2026 retirees, thank you for your years of service to the School District of Lancaster. Thank you for the work seen and unseen. Thank you for the care you gave to students, families, schools, and one another.
Your legacy will continue in the students you supported, the colleagues you encouraged, and the schools you helped shape.
Congratulations on your next chapter!
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