This week's SuperChix SuperTeacher of the Week is Ms. Lindley!!
She individualizes her instruction to support her students with prepared lessons. She is a school leader, presenting at the school and district level. She has led the iLead program at ILE and made connections for our school with the state and will be attending a national conference soon to represent our students and teachers’ hard work.
Here’s why her students think she is deserving:
“She teaches us every single moment of the day.”
“She makes us smarter” and “teaches us life lessons.”
“She teaches us stuff we learn in higher grades.”
“She makes us smart pickles [a Number Rock reference]”
“She’s the best teacher in the world.”
“She tries her best” and “is a hardworking teacher.”
“She keeps us safe.”
“She makes sure we get it right, even when it’s hard.”
“She loves all of us, loves us to the heart.”
Thank you, Super Chix Indian Land, for helping us recognize another of our amazing teachers!
Last week's SuperChix SuperTeacher of the Week was Ms. Davenport!!
She is open to new ideas, works hard for her students, and seeks continuous improvement. Her students love her because she: "is always a good teacher,"
"helps us," "cares about us," "is very nice," "pushes us to work harder so we can get into Harvard," and "makes us smarter every day and gives us hugs."
Thank you, Super Chix Indian Land, for helping us recognize another of our amazing teachers!
Congratulations to Caroline!! You made us proud today at the LCSD Spelling Bee!
Due to the threat of inclement weather, Lancaster County School District has designated Tuesday, January 9, 2024, as an E-Learning Day for all schools and offices. There will not be any afterschool activities on Tuesday, January 9, 2024. Again, Tuesday, January 9, 2024, will be an E-Learning Day for all employees and students. This is over safety concerns of the potential for severe weather in our area. Based on weather guidance, we could experience heavy rainfall, flash flooding, damaging winds, and the possibility of tornadoes. The latest weather predictions show parts of our county getting winds of up to 30 mph with wind gusts exceeding 40 mph. If this comes to fruition, we will face dangers operating school buses and in transportation in general. We will continue to monitor the weather and take any necessary safety precautions as warranted to keep our students safe. For more specifics for your student, your student’s teacher and school will send more information. This early notice will allow everyone to make the necessary arrangements for tomorrow. We will continue to monitor the weather, and we will keep you informed through Remind texts and the district website. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. As always, keeping our students and staff safe is our number one priority.
