We would like to congratulate our LHS Students of the Month for October. They have modeled our school’s core values—showing respect, responsibility, kindness, and a positive attitude toward learning. Being nominated means that LHS teachers and staff have noticed their hard work, leadership, and commitment to excellence. We are proud of their accomplishments and the example they set for their peers. #REDDEVILPRIDE
Join us in congratulating our LHS Teacher of the Month for October- Vicky Davis; and our LHS Staff Member of the Month for October- Sheneak Ball.
Today members of Lancaster's Air Force JROTC unit attended the JROTC Appreciation Day at the Virginia War Memorial Museum.
On November 5, 2025, Ms. Deana Oseguera and Mr. Nick Montalbano from JDO Pools & Spas visited Lancaster High School to present on summer internship opportunities and career pathways within their company.
Mr. Montalbano discussed his role in pool and spa maintenance, sharing what he finds rewarding about his profession. He emphasized the essential skills required for success in this field and provided students with insights into daily responsibilities, such as water testing for safety and effective clearing techniques.
Ms. Oseguera outlined the design and development process of swimming pools, describing her collaboration with architects to create custom pools that complement residential designs and incorporate natural surroundings to maximize aesthetic and functional value. She also explained the construction process and the skills necessary to excel in the industry.
Students gained an understanding of how engaging with local businesses can foster career growth while supporting our community’s economy. Staying local can provide meaningful employment opportunities while contributing to Lancaster County’s growth.
We sincerely thank JDO Pools & Spas for offering valuable opportunities to our students!
Mr. Montalbano discussed his role in pool and spa maintenance, sharing what he finds rewarding about his profession. He emphasized the essential skills required for success in this field and provided students with insights into daily responsibilities, such as water testing for safety and effective clearing techniques.
Ms. Oseguera outlined the design and development process of swimming pools, describing her collaboration with architects to create custom pools that complement residential designs and incorporate natural surroundings to maximize aesthetic and functional value. She also explained the construction process and the skills necessary to excel in the industry.
Students gained an understanding of how engaging with local businesses can foster career growth while supporting our community’s economy. Staying local can provide meaningful employment opportunities while contributing to Lancaster County’s growth.
We sincerely thank JDO Pools & Spas for offering valuable opportunities to our students!
Parents, please see the information below about SNAP benefits.
Thank you so much Northern Neck Popcorn for the generous coupons to support our Student of the Month program! Your kindness helps us celebrate students who go above and beyond, and we’re so grateful for your partnership in recognizing their hard work and positive character.
Attention Seniors and Parents/Guardians of Seniors at LHS... Join us this Thursday, 10/23 from 3:30 - 5:30 for our FAFSA Next Event.
Virginia College Application Week Events at LHS...
We would like to congratulate our LHS Students of the Month for September. They have modeled our school’s core values—showing respect, responsibility, kindness, and a positive attitude toward learning. Being nominated means that LHS teachers and staff have noticed their hard work, leadership, and commitment to excellence. We are proud of their accomplishments and the example they set for their peers. #REDDEVILPRIDE
The following Students of the Month for August have modeled our school’s core values—showing respect, responsibility, kindness, and a positive attitude toward learning. Being nominated means that your child’s teachers and staff have noticed their hard work, leadership, and commitment to excellence. We are proud of your child’s accomplishments and the example they set for their peers. Please join us in celebrating this achievement and encouraging them to continue striving for success.Congratulations to the Students of the Month.
Join us in congratulating our LHS Staff Member of the Month for September- Nickee Kelly; and our LHS Teacher of the Month for September- Kim Seaver.
"Be present for a better future." As we continue to prioritize attendance, we want to recognize those who continue to show up and show out at LHS. Congratulations to our September perfect attendance gift card winners: 8th grader Aubry Carrier, who won a $25 gift card to Dunkin' Donuts, and junior Carlmone Noel, who won a $25 gift card to Taco Bell. In total, 169 students did not miss a single day for the month. Keep up the outstanding work!
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Virginia Tech Transportation Institute came out to LHS to talk to our Driver Education classes about the importance of sharing the road with large trucks. They learned about respecting their No Zones!
Hello Lancaster County Public Schools Community! The 2025 Homecoming Dance is Saturday, October 11th and we are asking for your help. To keep the costs down for students and to use our funds for other dance expenses, we created a list of food and drink items on the attached Sign Up Genius link if you would feel compelled to donate. We ask that all items be dropped off to the high school by the end of the work day on Thursday, October 9th. If you have any questions, you can reach out to Joshua Suszek at jsuszek@lcs.k12.va.us. Thank you so much!
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0849ACAC2BA3FCC43-59239947-2025
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0849ACAC2BA3FCC43-59239947-2025
This week our LHS students worked on a PSA project, promoting safe driving. Arrive Alive Buckle up
Student Ambassadors Lead the Way at Lancaster High School
Lancaster, VA — September 18, 2025
Student Ambassadors welcomed parents into school and introduced them to Student-Led Conferences at Lancaster High School. There are 14 student ambassadors at Lancaster High School. The ambassadors are led by community member Liza Carter. Students in picture: L to R: Aleah Savoy, McKenzie Pittman, Liza Carter, Marley Bean, and Mar'Kazjah Ball.
Lancaster, VA — September 18, 2025
Student Ambassadors welcomed parents into school and introduced them to Student-Led Conferences at Lancaster High School. There are 14 student ambassadors at Lancaster High School. The ambassadors are led by community member Liza Carter. Students in picture: L to R: Aleah Savoy, McKenzie Pittman, Liza Carter, Marley Bean, and Mar'Kazjah Ball.
Six Workshops Offered During Student Led Conferences
Lancaster, VA — September 18, 2025
Six informative workshops were offered for Parents and Guardians during Student-Led Conferences. In the picture below, LHS Athletic Director Chuck Parrish conducts the workshop "NCAA Requirements for Student Athletes" as Kelsey Bishoff and her father, Doug Bishoff participate.
Lancaster, VA — September 18, 2025
Six informative workshops were offered for Parents and Guardians during Student-Led Conferences. In the picture below, LHS Athletic Director Chuck Parrish conducts the workshop "NCAA Requirements for Student Athletes" as Kelsey Bishoff and her father, Doug Bishoff participate.
Student-Led Conferences Held at Lancaster High School
Lancaster, VA — September 18, 2025
Lancaster High School hosted its first annual Student-Led Conferences. 59 students led discussions with their parents or guardians by answering six key questions covering everything from attendance and grades to community service and post-graduation plans. After conferences parents and guardians had the opportunity to visit their students other teachers or attend informative workshops.
Lancaster, VA — September 18, 2025
Lancaster High School hosted its first annual Student-Led Conferences. 59 students led discussions with their parents or guardians by answering six key questions covering everything from attendance and grades to community service and post-graduation plans. After conferences parents and guardians had the opportunity to visit their students other teachers or attend informative workshops.
Can you believe it? We have already been back to school for one month! We had 277 students (70%) who had perfect attendance for the first month of school. Congratulations to our lucky winners who won $25 gift cards to Dunkin' Donuts: Sophomore Libby Pinn (left) and Junior Rory Lally (right).
