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Superintendent Dr. Keith Miles and Principal Justin Reese recently welcomed Easton McDonald, the new Chief of Police for the City of Lancaster, PA Police, to McCaskey High School.
During the visit, they spent time discussing community partnership and school safety, reinforcing a shared commitment to supporting students both inside and outside the classroom. This kind of collaboration reflects the district’s broader focus on strengthening relationships with community partners to create safe, supportive learning environments for all students.
Chief McDonald brings more than 28 years of law enforcement experience to Lancaster, most recently serving as assistant chief of police in Alexandria, Virginia. We look forward to working together to continue building trust and safety across our schools and community.
Superintendent Dr. Keith Miles and Principal Justin Reese recently welcomed Easton McDonald, the new Chief of Police for the City of Lancaster, PA Police, to @mccaskeyhighschool.
During the visit, they spent time discussing community partnership and school safety, reinforcing a shared commitment to supporting students both inside and outside the classroom. This kind of collaboration reflects the district’s broader focus on strengthening relationships with community partners to create safe, supportive learning environments for all students.
Chief McDonald brings more than 28 years of law enforcement experience to Lancaster, most recently serving as assistant chief of police in Alexandria, Virginia. We look forward to working together to continue building trust and safety across our schools and community.
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