“A good library will never be too neat, or too dusty, because somebody will always be in it, taking books off the shelves and staying up late reading them.” - Lemony Snicket
The library wouldn’t be the same without you! Your dedication, patience, and enthusiasm make a difference in the lives of students and staff alike. Thank you for your hard work and for making our school library a place of joy and learning!
Happy School Library Month!
We are grateful for our community partners. Today we shout-out Kappa Pi Chapter
of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. of Lancaster. Members recently participated in Read Across America Week at Southside Early Childhood Center. This year's theme, "Celebrate a Nation of Diverse Readers," encourages communities to explore a wide range of authors and stories that reflect the rich tapestry of American experiences.
As we continue to celebrate literacy during April for School Library Month, we encourage you to pick up a book and read with your family or friends! #CommUNITY #OneLancaster
DEA Take Back Day - April 26th
Mark your calendar for the upcoming free sports physicals by MUSC.
Join us for Community Forums this spring. #AllIn #OneLancaster
“Bad libraries build collections, good libraries build services, great libraries build communities.” - R. David Lankes
The library wouldn’t be the same without you! Your dedication, patience, and enthusiasm make a difference in the lives of students and staff alike. Thank you for your hard work and for making our school library a place of joy and learning!
Happy School Library Month!
I see libraries and librarians as the frontline soldiers in the war against illiteracy and the lack of imagination. - Neil Gaiman
The library wouldn’t be the same without you! Your dedication, patience, and enthusiasm make a difference in the lives of students and staff alike. Thank you for your hard work and for making our school library a place of joy and learning!
Happy School Library Month!
Upcoming Lancaster County School Board of Trustees Meeting
And here is the other great event.
#CommUNITY #OneLancaster
Looking for something to do this weekend? Here is the first of two great events.
#CommUNITY #OneLancaster
Join us for Community Forums this spring. #AllIn #OneLancaster
Celebrate the Week of the Young Child - April 5-11th
Assistant Principals play a crucial role, and this week is a dedicated time to recognize them for their hard work and commitment to our schools, students, and profession. These dedicated folks work tirelessly to bolster teachers, motivate students, support their principal, create a positive learning community, and face the many unpredictable challenges that land on their desk.Please join us in celebrating these incredible school leaders!
At the moment that we persuade a child, any child, to cross that threshold, that magic threshold into a library, we change their lives forever, for the better. It’s an enormous force for good. -Barack Obama
The library wouldn’t be the same without you! Your dedication, patience, and enthusiasm make a difference in the lives of students and staff alike. Thank you for your hard work and for making our school library a place of joy and learning!
Happy School Library Month!
Assistant Principals play a crucial role, and this week is a dedicated time to recognize them for their hard work and commitment to our schools, students, and profession. These dedicated folks work tirelessly to bolster teachers, motivate students, support their principal, create a positive learning community, and face the many unpredictable challenges that land on their desk.Please join us in celebrating these incredible school leaders!
The Lancaster County School District Special Olympics is canceled for Friday, April 11th. Special Olympics has been rescheduled for Wednesday, April 16th.
Two Lights for Tomorrow: A Nationwide Tribute to America's 250th Birthday
Gina Bobo, Lancaster County 250 Committee
In honor of the 250th anniversary of the United States, a special tribute is being planned across the nation to commemorate one of the most pivotal moments in American history—the ride of
Paul Revere. On the night of April 18–19, 1775, Revere made his famous midnight ride, warning the American colonists that British forces were advancing. This action sparked the Revolutionary War, ultimately leading to the founding of the United States. To mark this
momentous occasion, Americans across the country are being invited to participate in "Two Lights for Tomorrow" a nationwide initiative designed to honor the spirit of freedom and the nation's enduring legacy.
On Friday, April 18, 2025, participants will be encouraged to display two lights outside their
homes, businesses, churches, and public spaces. These two lights will symbolize both the rich history of the American Revolution and the promise of a bright future that continues to guide the nation. This event will serve as a reminder of the values that have sustained America for 250 years.
For those who are unable to participate in person, a digital campaign will allow individuals to share their displays of light on social media platforms using the hashtag
#TwoLightsForTomorrow, further expanding the reach of this national tribute.
Celebrate the Week of the Young Child - April 5-11th
Assistant Principals play a crucial role, and this week is a dedicated time to recognize them for their hard work and commitment to our schools, students, and profession. These dedicated folks work tirelessly to bolster teachers, motivate students, support their principal, create a positive learning community, and face the many unpredictable challenges that land on their desk.Please join us in celebrating these incredible school leaders!
Librarians save lives by handing the right book at the right time to a kid in need. - Judy Blume
The library wouldn’t be the same without you! Your dedication, patience, and enthusiasm make a difference in the lives of students and staff alike. Thank you for your hard work and for making our school library a place of joy and learning!
Happy School Library Month!
