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School counselors help create safe spaces where students feel supported and heard. During National School Counselor Week, we recognize Phedrian Alexander, Kelly Ewing, Curwood Dillingham, Monique McCrea, and Jennifer Blake at Indian Land Middle School for being that trusted presence every day.
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That’s what Whitney Carter and Amy Wamsley at Van Wyck Elementary bring to our school community. Happy National School Counselor Week, and thank you for helping students find their path. ✨
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Being a school counselor is more than a title—it’s a commitment to students’ success and well-being. This week, we celebrate Osjara Duncan at the Discovery School for making a meaningful impact.
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We’re proud to recognize Tonya Brown, Lisa Frey, and Laura Healey from Indian Land Intermediate for being a trusted guide, advocate, and champion for students. Your impact reaches far beyond the office walls.
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We’re proud to recognize Todd Smith from Buford Middle School for being a trusted guide, advocate, and champion for students. Your impact reaches far beyond the school walls.
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It’s National School Counselor Week, and we’re grateful for counselors like Amanda Bayne, Xavier Kee, and Terri Nowinski at Indian Land Elementary School who support the whole child—academically, socially, and emotionally. Thank you for all you do!
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Thank you to Buford Elementary school counselors—Anna Henson, Josh Carrico, Mandie Oxendine, and Tanganyika Wright—for the care, guidance, and encouragement you provide BES students every day. Your work helps our youngest learners feel safe, supported, and ready to grow.
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This week, we celebrate National School Counselor Week by recognizing Wendy Hamilton at Clinton Elementary School! Thank you for supporting our students’ academic success, well-being, and future goals every single day.
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Wednesday, February 4, 2026 ALL Lancaster County schools, buildings, and facilities will be on a two-hour delay.
Lancaster County School District has carefully assessed campus conditions, including main roads, auxiliary roads, parking areas, and walkways. While many surfaces have improved, some shaded areas still have ice—however temperatures are forecasted to remain above freezing tonight.
To allow additional time for our facilities teams to address any concerns and ensure campuses are as safe as possible for students, staff, and families, Lancaster County School District will operate on a two-hour delay.
We ask all families, staff, and students to continue exercising caution while traveling to school and allot enough time to travel safely. Keep in mind that a two hour delay is two hours after the school day normally starts. Please avoid areas that may present hazards and be prepared for possible redirection around icy spots upon arrival on campus. We also encourage students to wear appropriate footwear and clothing suited for current weather conditions. Reminder, breakfast is not served during a two-hour delay schedule. The 4K field trip will be rescheduled for a later date.
Thank you for your patience, cooperation, and commitment to student safety as we navigate these conditions together.
As a safety precaution, ALL Lancaster County schools, buildings, and facilities will be on a two-hour delay on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
