Contact Mr. Walters if you have any questions. READ MORE >

If you have a child that attends LCPS and they are planning on playing sports next year, they will need a physical. The Northern Neck - Middlesex Free Health Clinic is offering free physicals, for both school and sports, on the days listed in the image above. Call 804.436.0575 to schedule an appointment or if you have any questions. READ MORE >

LCPS SUMMER HOURS Starting June 17, 2019 and continuing until the first day of school. Monday -Thursday 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM Closed July 3rd READ MORE >

Lancaster Primary School would like to give a big thanks to William D. Brown II, Supervisor of Solid Waste and Recycling, for helping us recycle paper and save trees this school year! READ MORE >

LCPS celebrated its retirees this morning. Pictured from left to right, Larry Cox (LPS), Ann McNeil (LPS), Cheryl Rice (LHS), Loretta Thrower (LPS), Neil Marsh (Maintenance), and Carolyn Keeve (LPS). Carolyn Headley (LHS) is not pictured. These amazing individuals collectively dedicated 194 years of service to the students of Lancaster County Public Schools! They... READ MORE >

Congratulations to the LHS Boys' Baseball team for making it to the State Championship Game tomorrow! They beat Patrick Henry-Glade Spring, 3-1. They play tomorrow, Friday, June 14th at 9:00 AM! Go Devils! READ MORE >

Baseball Schedule at Calfee ParkThursday, June 13 Class 1 Semifinals – 9:00 am, Patrick Henry-Glade Spring vs. Lancaster Class 1 Semifinals – Noon, Auburn vs. RiverheadsFriday, June 14 Class 1 Championship – 9:00 am READ MORE >

A small group of LHS Seniors put on their caps and gowns and walked the halls of Lancaster Primary School this week. The primary school students lined the halls, clapped and cheered for the graduating seniors. Most of the seniors started their school careers in the very same building as five and six-year-olds. My oh my, how far they've come! Congratulations to the... READ MORE >

Lancaster girls who will be in grades 8-12 next year are invited out to the spring open gym. A current physical must be on file with the school. READ MORE >

Here's what's happening at LPS this week: Monday, June 10th – Award Ceremonies Tuesday, June 11th - School Board Meeting Wednesday, June 12th - 3rd Grade Promotion/Picnic Thursday, June 13th – Field Day Thursday, June 13th – LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!!! Friday, June 14th – Have a great summer! READ MORE >

Here's what's happening at LMS this week:Thursday, June 13th - LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!!!Friday, June 14th - Have a great summer! READ MORE >

Here's what's happening this week at LHS: Tuesday, June 11th - Senior Graduation Practice at 3:15 PM in the gym. This practice is mandatory. There will be Short Lane Ice Cream for the seniors after practice.Thursday, June 13th - LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!!!Thursday, June 13th - LHS boys' baseball team plays in the state semi finals. Watch Facebook and Twitter for... READ MORE >

LPS second grader, Scarlett Jackson, has won 3rd place in the Tidewater Region of the (Virginia School Boards Association) VSBA Art Contest in the Elementary Group! Yearly, schools are invited to enter one exceptional piece of art to be viewed with others of same age category and are judged based on artistic merit. Scarlett's art piece will be framed and displayed... READ MORE >

LMS 8th grader, Victoria Ray O'Shaughnessy Geier, has won 1st place in the Tidewater Region of the VSBA (Virginia School Boards Association) Art Contest! Yearly, schools are invited to enter one exceptional piece of art to be viewed with others of same age category and are judged based on artistic merit. Victoria's stunning work of "Sisters" using pencil and... READ MORE >

LHS Winners for the LCPS Spring Art Show 2019: Sculpture: 1st - Jason Curry 2nd - Alexis Blue 3rd - Dynasty Rich Honorable Mention: Tiffany Thomas ( x2), Whitney Nelson, Trevor Barksdale, Jaiquawn Smith, Alyssa Ramos, Abby Souders, Savannah Eppihimer, Chris Cunningham, Derionte Wood, Macs Crittenden, Philip Wolfe, DaQuan Boyd, Corey Smith, Skylar Bean, May... READ MORE >

**UPDATE** Tre'Von and his group, Next Town Down, just signed their first record deal with RCA!Tre'Von Waters graduated from LHS in 2014. He is a member of "Next Town Down" a Los Angeles based R&B vocal group. The group has performed as opening acts for well-known artists Boyz II Men and Mariah Carey. They've sold out many venues across the country and are... READ MORE >

LPS River Dogs Recycling ProgramSome LPS students just kicked off their PBL recycling program. The primary team (Tory Popovich, Amy Forrester, Jessica Snead, Hillary Forrest-Wood, Julie Rew, and Heather Rice) started this program as their PBL project/grant through The College of William & Mary. They are recycling paper school-wide; every classroom in the building... READ MORE >

On March 7, 2019, three cadets from Lancaster High School's AFJROTC unit attended a luncheon hosted by the Richmond chapter of the Military Order of World Wars (MOWW). The luncheon was held at the Military Retirees Club in downtown Richmond and attended by 10 JROTC units as well as 2 senior ROTC units from the local colleges. The Military Order of World Wars... READ MORE >

LHS alumna, Captain Alyssa Ford, is stationed in North Dakota at Minot Air Force Base. She was recently recognized for being a member of the Best Combat Crew in the Air Force Global Strike Command (AFGSC). She and her fellow crew member received the prestigious General Thomas S. Power Award. READ MORE >

Members of the Lancaster County Sheriff's Department came to help LPS kick off their One School One Book project. Several members of the Sheriff's Department served as guest readers. READ MORE >

LPS students are participating in the One School One Book project during the month of March. The entire school will be reading Cleo Edison Oliver, Playground Millionaire by Sundee T. Frazier. Chesapeake Bank purchased the books for every LPS student. That's almost 400 books! READ MORE >

LMS student, Jameson Scott, was recently recognized as the Teen Volunteer of the Year for the Northern Neck Family YMCA. Keep up the great work, Jameson! READ MORE >

The Beta Club at Lancaster Middle School recently conducted their annual fundraiser called “Pennies For Patients” to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. LMS students brought in loose change and dropped it into collection boxes located in each classroom. Here, the Officers (Destiny Farrell, Jameson Scott, Ta’Leyia Elmore and Dallas Walker), collect boxes to... READ MORE >

The inaugural season for the LHS Swim team was a success. Success in swimming is based on dropping time. At our first (and only) regular season meet, EVERY swimmer dropped time from their initial time trial at the beginning of the season. LHS Swimmers claimed ten Top 10 finishes against 2A and 3A competition in the meet. At the 2A Region Championships, it was... READ MORE >

LMS is now 1-to-1 at all grade levels! What does that mean? It means that every class has its own set of Chromebooks. All the classes are using them for interactive presentations, games, and projects. If you have a child at LMS, be sure to ask them what they did on their Chromebook today! READ MORE >

LHS alumna (2012), Destiny Howard, is making big waves in the fashion industry. Her designs have been shown at both New York Fashion Week and Paris Fashion Week. Check out the LCPS FaceBook page to see a video that Radford University posted about Destiny's designs. READ MORE >

Macs Crittenden, a Freshman at LHS, just finished a seven week rotation as a page for the Virginia House of Delegates. Throughout his rotation he ran errands for the Delegates, worked on the floor of the House of Delegates, and toured the Governor's Mansion. He and the other pages had a two hour study hall each day to get their school work done. Near the end of the... READ MORE >

by Julie Tucker | November 1, 2018 Lancaster County stretches along the Rappahannock River at the southern end of Virginia’s Northern Neck. It hosts the charming coastal towns of Irvington and Kilmarnock, but is largely rural and economically disadvantaged. With high levels of poverty and teacher turnover, the school system has struggled with accreditation in... READ MORE >

Has your child come home with or talked to you about a Chromebook? All of our students in grades 2 through 12 use Chromebooks in their classes each day. Our high school students all get a Chromebook to use not just in school, but they get to bring it home as well. Chromebooks are great devices for students and they go a long way to help prepare your children for... READ MORE >

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