Actors from the Fulton Theatre cast of Dear Evan Hansen joined professionals from Ponessa Behavioral Health and Mental Health America of Lancaster County at McCaskey High School on May 8 […]
Actors from the Fulton Theatre cast of Dear Evan Hansen joined professionals from Ponessa Behavioral Health and Mental Health America of Lancaster County at McCaskey High School on May 8 […]
By the end of the school day Friday, May 8, Fulton Elementary School could’ve emptied out like usual. Instead, families stayed. Music and laughter carried across the playground while food […]
On Thursday May 6, the School District of Lancaster was proud to attend the annual Feast of the Senses hosted by the Touchstone Foundation, a longtime community partner helping lead […]
The School District of Lancaster was proud to be part of Lancaster Recreation Commission’s 11th Annual Open Streets alongside so many organizations, families, students, and community members who helped bring […]
On Sunday, May 10, we celebrate the mothers, grandmothers, caregivers, and mother figures who help shape the lives of our students every single day. At the School District of Lancaster, […]
The College Signing & Commitment Ceremony at J.P. McCaskey Athletics was a celebration of years of work finally paying off. On Wednesday, May 6, families, coaches, teammates, teachers, and supporters […]
Some investments are measured in dollars, others are measured in opportunity. On Friday, May 1, representatives from Orrstown Bank presented an Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) contribution to the Lancaster […]
Every day across SDoL, school nurses help make learning possible. National School Nurses Day is a chance to recognize the professionals who care for our students not only during moments […]
The School District of Lancaster and the Lancaster Education Association (LEA) have reached a new four‑year collective bargaining agreement that maintains competitive salaries, expands planning time for teachers, and updates healthcare benefits to help […]
This year’s Staff Appreciation Video features a simple but powerful idea: current SDoL employees in conversation with their younger selves, portrayed by our students today. Together, they reflect on the […]
Some students learn history by reading what’s already been written. Others learn it by asking their own questions and building something from the ground up. At the state level National […]
McCaskey High School’s Something Rotten! has received multiple nominations for the Hershey Theatre Apollo Awards, recognizing excellence both on stage and behind the scenes. These nominations reflect months of preparation […]