Join Lancaster County School District for an upcoming Community Forum. Ask questions, share ideas, and connect with district leaders.

All forums begin at 6 p.m.

📍 Sept. 22 — Buford High School MPB
📍 Sept. 29 — Andrew Jackson VPAC
📍 Oct. 19 — Indian Land Middle School Library
📍 Oct. 27 — Lancaster High School MPB

Choose the location that works best for you. We look forward to hearing from you!

#OneLancaster #LCSDProud

about 15 hours ago, Lancaster County School District
Join Lancaster County School District for an upcoming Community Forum. Ask questions, share ideas, and connect with district leaders.  All forums begin at 6 p.m.  📍 Sept. 22 — Buford High School MPB 📍 Sept. 29 — Andrew Jackson VPAC 📍 Oct. 19 — Indian Land Middle School Library 📍 Oct. 27 — Lancaster High School MPB
Help us put Lakesha Miller from Brooklyn Springs Elementary School in the spotlight! We appreciate the dedication you bring to your role as an attendance clerk and the support you provide to your school community. #LCSDProud
about 18 hours ago, Lancaster County School District
Poster highlights Attendance Clerks Make It Count with a photo of Lakesha Miller, a smiling woman, and text.
💻 Technology Quiet Hours are back for the 2026–2027 school year!

To support student well-being, LCSD devices will automatically enter Quiet Hours overnight, helping promote healthy sleep habits, cyber safety, and responsible technology use.

🕙 Elementary: 10 p.m. – 5 a.m.
🕛 Middle & High: 12 a.m. – 5 a.m.

Together, we're creating healthy habits that help students succeed in and out of the classroom.

#OneLancaster #LCSDProud #CyberSafety
1 day ago, Lancaster County School District
A poster with a blue background displays "2026-2027 SCHOOL YEAR Technology Quiet Hours" and a laptop. It lists times for elementary, middle, and high school device quiet hours.
School days are busy, and attendance clerks help keep things moving! Thank you, Amy Taylor, at McDonald Green Elementary School, for supporting the daily details that students, families, and staff depend on.
1 day ago, Lancaster County School District
Poster highlights Amy Taylor, an attendance clerk. It reads, "Attendance Clerks Make It Count." The poster features her photo and a message of gratitude.
There’s a lot of care behind the daily attendance count. We’re grateful for Jillian Jones, attendance clerk at A.R. Rucker Middle School, and for the time and attention devoted to this important work. You are appreciated!
2 days ago, Lancaster County School District
An attendance awareness poster for Jillian Jones. A smiling woman is pictured with text emphasizing the importance of attendance.
Upcoming Lancaster County School Board of Trustees Meeting: The LCSD Board of Trustees Board Regular Meeting will be held at 7:00 p.m. on September 15, 2026, at 300 S. Catawba Street, Lancaster, SC.

Watch live: https://vimeo.com/event/5531476
4 days ago, Lancaster County School District
An advertisement for a Lancaster County School Board Meeting on September 15, 2026, at 7:00 pm.
Today’s shoutout goes to Angela Chandler at North Elementary. From keeping records organized to helping families with attendance questions, your work makes a difference.

Leave a shoutout to help us say thank you!
#OneLancaster
5 days ago, Lancaster County School District
Poster featuring a smiling woman, Angela Chandler, with "Attendance Clerks Make It Count" and "Angela Chandler, North Elementary School". Background has green and white elements.
Schools and offices will be closed on Monday, September 7, 2026, in observance of Labor Day.
6 days ago, Lancaster County School District
American flag on a white background. Text: "Labor Day. Schools and offices will be closed on Monday, September 07, 2026."
Attendance Awareness Month is a chance to celebrate the people who support this important work every day.

Thank you, Angela McClendon, attendance clerk at Van Wyck Elementary, for being a valued part of our students’ support team!

#LCSDProud
6 days ago, Lancaster County School District
Poster highlighting Angela McClendon, an attendance clerk. Green and white background with text emphasizing attendance and student success.
Behind the attendance records is someone whose work deserves recognition! Join us in thanking Christina Smith at Clinton Elementary for the care and attention that go into supporting our school community each day.
#OneLancaster
6 days ago, Lancaster County School District
Poster featuring a smiling woman with curly hair, labeled "Christina Smith" and "Clinton Elementary School." Text reads "Attendance Clerks Make It Count" with a school logo.
Showing up can change a student’s future—and Bilma Gonzalez helps make that possible!

During Attendance Awareness Month, we’re celebrating Mrs. Gonzalez for building meaningful connections with students and families and helping them overcome challenges to consistent attendance. Thank you for putting students first!

#AttendanceAwarenessMonth #ShowingUpMatters #LCSDProud
7 days ago, Lancaster County School District
Poster with green and white background highlights Bilma Gonzalez as Attendance Interventionist. It includes a photo of Bilma, a quote, and a thank you message.
Every school day matters, and so does the person helping us keep track!

Today, we’re recognizing Laura Jennings, attendance clerk at Barr Street Learning Center, for supporting students, families, and staff. Thank you for all you do!

#LCSDProud #AttendanceMatters
7 days ago, Lancaster County School District
Poster features Laura Jennings, a smiling woman with glasses. Text reads "Attendance Clerks Make It Count" and "Laura Jennings, Barr Street Learning Center."
Behind every attendance goal is someone working to help students succeed!

Kimberly Hobbs serves as one of our district's attendance interventionists. Mrs. Hobbs connects with students and families, provides support, and reminds us that every day in school is another opportunity to learn and grow. We appreciate all you do!

#AttendanceAwarenessMonth #AttendTodayAchieveTomorrow #OneLancaster
8 days ago, Lancaster County School District
An advertisement highlights Kimberly Hobbs, an attendance interventionist, thanking her for supporting students, staff, and the community.
A student’s success begins with showing up!

This September, we’re recognizing Kevin Cauthen, one of our district attendance interventionists. Through encouragement, guidance, and family support, Kevin helps students build strong attendance habits and remain on the path to success.

Thank you for making a difference every day!

#AttendanceAwarenessMonth #EveryDayCounts #LCSDProud
8 days ago, Lancaster County School District
An advertisement for Attendance Interventionist Kevin Cauthen features a photo, the text "Make It Count", and "Be Present. Be Engaged. Be Successful."
Every day matters—and Estella Ramos helps make every day count! During Attendance Awareness Month, we’re proud to recognize Ms. Ramos for supporting students, partnering with families, and helping remove barriers to regular attendance.

Thank you for helping our students stay connected, engaged, and ready to succeed!

#AttendanceAwarenessMonth #ShowingUpMatters #OneLancaster
8 days ago, Lancaster County School District
Poster with green and white background highlights attendance awareness. A smiling woman, Estella Ramos, is featured.
🏆 GAME ON, LCSD! September’s District Attendance Challenge is here, and we’re calling on every school to bring the spirit!

One district. One goal! Every day at school means another chance to learn, connect, and grow. Let’s show up for ourselves, our classmates, and our school!

📣 Do YOU accept the challenge? Drop your school’s name in the comments, and let’s hear who’s ready to MAKE IT COUNT!

#OneLancaster #EveryDayCounts #AttendanceAwarenessMonth
9 days ago, Lancaster County School District
A poster with a sports field background promoting a District Attendance Challenge. It includes motivational text, a trophy icon, and a challenge description.
EARLY RELEASE REMINDER!

Lancaster County School District will have an early release day on Friday, August 28.

Dismissal times vary by school level and attendance area. Please review the graphic carefully for your student’s dismissal time and plan accordingly.

📲 Save & share this post with other LCSD families!

#OneLancaster #LCSDProud #EarlyRelease
14 days ago, Lancaster County School District
A school district schedule shows early release for various student groups. Date: August 28. Time slots vary.
Congratulations to the Lady Warriors Softball Team for being recognized as State Champions at the County Council Meeting.
15 days ago, Lancaster County School District
A group stands in front of flags. They wear white T-shirts, some with medals. A person holds a framed certificate.
LCSD partnered with the SC Commission on Higher Education Wednesday to kick off South Carolina’s 2026 College Application Season at Andrew Jackson High School!

The statewide kickoff brought together seniors, college representatives, educators and community leaders to help students take the next step toward their future.

Thank you to all of our college and university partners, speakers, elected officials, educators and community partners who helped make this event a success!

Read the full story here: https://www.lancastercsd.com/article/3086079
20 days ago, LCSD
AJ High College App Day Guest Speakers
AJ High seniors filling out college applications.
AJ High seniors college application day.
Superintendent, Dr. Williams, and AJ High senior class

The Lancaster County School District Board of Trustees would like to welcome everyone back for another great school year!

A special thank you to the Andrew Jackson High School JROTC for presenting the colors and to students from Kershaw Elementary, Buford High, and Brooklyn Springs Elementary for leading the Pledge of Allegiance at the August board meeting.

🎥 Watch the full Board meeting: https://vimeo.com/1138505216?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci

#OneLancaster #LCSDProud

21 days ago, Lancaster County School District
Four cadets hold flags in a room. A sign reads, "Putting Our Children First." A man in a suit stands behind them.
Three children and a man sit at a table in front of a projector screen and plant.
Six adults holding signs with "Putting Our Children First" and images of children. The background is a room with flags and a desk.