
LEARN
Elèv nou yo reyisi lè fanmi yo boujonnen. Jwenn resous pou paran / gadyen sou sijè ki gen ladan prezans, konsèy, preparasyon pou kolèj / karyè, sante mantal ak swen sante.

INSPIRE
Lekòl nou yo se poto mitan yon gwo kominote. Aprann plis bagay sou opòtinite patenarya pou òganizasyon kominotè yo ak fason moun ak gwoup ka sèvi kòm volontè pou sipòte elèv nou yo.

GRANDI
Nou fyè dèske nou responsab resous kominote nou yo. Aprann sou priyorite bidjè distri nou an, envestisman fasilite yo, taks sou byen imobilye ak opòtinite parennaj.

ENGAGE
Aprann plis bagay sou Asosyasyon an ansyen elèv McCaskey, youn nan gwoup ki pi aktif ansyen elèv lekòl segondè nan peyi Etazini an, ak Fondasyon Edikasyon Lancaster, sipòte ekselans ansèyman ak siksè elèv nan SDoL.
District Budget Planning: 2026-2027
The School District of Lancaster is engaged in an important budget planning process to ensure long term financial stability while continuing to serve students effectively.
Chak jou enpòtan!
Manke lekòl afekte nivo lekti yon elèv, nòt, gradyasyon, ak siksè nan lavni.
Tcheke nou an mwayèn prezans chak jou ak pi plis nou an prezans jou ki sot pase a pou wè ki jan nou ap fè kòm yon kominote. Ann travay ansanm pou nou asire chak timoun prezan ak angaje nan edikasyon yo, paske lè ou manke lekòl, ou rate!
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During Women’s History Month, the Distri lekòl Lancaster created space for something deeply intentional. At the EmpowHER Conference, in partnership with Families in Transition and the YWCA Lancaster, middle school girls from across the district stepped into a day designed entirely for them.
Not just to participate. But to be recognized, supported, and affirmed.
“Social work is about uplifting every part of a student,” Jamie Showers, school social worker at Lincoln Middle School: shared. “It’s about helping them see their strengths, even when they might not recognize them yet. Days like this allow us to take that work outside of the classroom and make it real.”
It also reflected something broader about the district’s work. Creating a culture where every student feels seen, valued, and supported doesn’t happen by accident. It takes intention. It takes partnership. It takes a willingness to meet students where they are and to invest in who they can become.
The EmpowHER Conference did exactly that. It created a space where students didn’t have to perform or prove anything. They could simply show up as themselves.
And in doing so, they were reminded of something that will stay with them long after the day ended.
Li istwa a konplè sou sit entènèt nou an, lyen nan kòmantè.
... Al gade nan plisAl gade nan Mwens
During Women’s History Month, the School District of Lancaster created space for something deeply intentional. At the EmpowHER Conference, in partnership with Families in Transition and the @ywcalancaster, middle school girls from across the district stepped into a day designed entirely for them.
Not just to participate. But to be recognized, supported, and affirmed.
“Social work is about uplifting every part of a student,” Jamie Showers, school social worker at Lincoln Middle School: shared. “It’s about helping them see their strengths, even when they might not recognize them yet. Days like this allow us to take that work outside of the classroom and make it real.”
It also reflected something broader about the district’s work. Creating a culture where every student feels seen, valued, and supported doesn’t happen by accident. It takes intention. It takes partnership. It takes a willingness to meet students where they are and to invest in who they can become.
The EmpowHER Conference did exactly that. It created a space where students didn’t have to perform or prove anything. They could simply show up as themselves.
And in doing so, they were reminded of something that will stay with them long after the day ended.
Read the full story on our website, for more photos visit us on Facebook.
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