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Join us in welcoming Dr. Norris Williams, Superintendent Finalist for Lancaster County School District!
Come meet Dr. Williams during the Superintendent Finalist Meet & Greet:
📅 March 23, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 Lancaster Multipurpose Building
870 Roddey Dr, Lancaster, SC 29720
Enjoy a cookies & lemonade reception while getting to know the finalists. We hope to see you there!
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Join us in welcoming Dr. Rickey Edmond, Superintendent Finalist for Lancaster County School District!
Come meet Dr. Edmond during the Superintendent Finalist Meet & Greet:
📅 March 23, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 Lancaster Multipurpose Building
870 Roddey Dr, Lancaster, SC 29720
Enjoy a cookies & lemonade reception while getting to know the finalists. We hope to see you there!
#OneLancaster #SuperintendentSearch #MeetTheCandidate #PremierDistrict
Join us in welcoming Dr. Marty S. Conner, Sr., Superintendent Finalist for Lancaster County School District!
Come meet Dr. Conner during the Superintendent Finalist Meet & Greet:
📅 March 23, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 Lancaster Multipurpose Building
870 Roddey Dr, Lancaster, SC 29720
Enjoy a cookies & lemonade reception while getting to know the finalists. We hope to see you there!
#OneLancaster #SuperintendentSearch #MeetTheCandidate #PremierDistrict
Join us in welcoming Dr. Tanya Campbell, Superintendent Finalist for Lancaster County School District!
Come meet Dr. Campbell during the Superintendent Finalist Meet & Greet:
📅 March 23, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 Lancaster Multipurpose Building
870 Roddey Dr, Lancaster, SC 29720
Enjoy a cookies & lemonade reception while getting to know the finalists. We hope to see you there!
#OneLancaster #SuperintendentSearch #MeetTheCandidate #PremierDistrict
Shane Ferron is a perfect choice for Tomahawk of the Week because of the steady, quiet leadership he brings to our school each day. He leads by example through his strong work ethic, careful attention to detail, and unwavering commitment to doing what is best for students. Shane is incredibly reliable and dependable—someone you can always count on to step in, step up, and make sure things are done the right way. So much of his work is "behind the scenes" but his hard work and dedication make a tremendously meaningful difference in our school community every single day. He also happens to be funny, supportive, and one of the nicest people we know! We love Shane and are so very glad he is a Tomahawk!
Tip of the Week from Mr. Ferron: Building relationships with students can significantly reduce behavior challenges. One simple strategy is the 2×10 method: spend two minutes a day for ten days talking with a student about something other than school. Those smaller connections often lead to big changes in behavior.
🔦This week we are spotlighting Mr. Pendarvis' 4th grade class!
In our classroom, students have been exploring measurement conversions through engaging, hands-on activities. They practiced measuring items around the room to the nearest quarter inch and created their own “Gallon Man” diagrams to help memorize important conversion facts.
Andrea Kebert is a fantastic addition to Tomahawk Nation! Have you seen her teach? If not, RUN to see what she is doing. She brings a positive attitude to school each day that is contagious to both students and staff. She consistently shares creative and innovative ideas for extending learning and has played an important role in helping us navigate some new ways of thinking in terms of extending learning and challenging our highest learners. Andrea is always willing to help however she can, supporting both students and teachers with enthusiasm and kindness. Her creativity, team spirit, and overall good vibes make her a wonderful asset to our school community and we are so glad she is here!
💡Tip of the Week from Mrs. Kebert: 💡
As parents and teachers it is essential that we are setting high, yet reasonable, expectations. A colleague once told me that "you can't rise to low expectations" and that is something that has stuck with me on my teaching journey. It's easy for us to let the chaos of life take over. We want to jump in and do things for our children and students, but these are the moments when we need to keep our expectations high and give them the opportunity to rise to the challenge. Giving them a safe space to try and fail so that they will try again will set children up for becoming creative problem solvers in the future.
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🔦This week we are spotlighting Mrs. Herchek's Library class!
Last week, ten super special 4th grade readers attended the LCSD Read-In at LHS. Each year, ten students from every elementary school in our district read the same book and join together to celebrate a love of reading. This year's Read-In book was titled Dogtown by Katherine Applegate and Jennifer Choldenko. The story follows three shelter pups and a robot dog through their adventures at the animal shelter.
Students at the Read-In participated in a robot coding activity, created over 100 dog toys out of recycled t-shirts to donate to the Lancaster County Animal Shelter and met a professional dog trainer and her former shelter turned therapy dog, Murphy. Thank you to the students who participated and celebrated the joy of reading!
Kailey Raynor is a natural choice for Tomahawk of the Week! When Caitlin Hunter went out on maternity leave, Kailey stepped in with both feet and embraced the role of lead teacher with confidence and heart. Her positive, happy spirit is contagious, and she brings energy and encouragement to everyone around her. Kailey truly loves kids, and it shows in the way she connects with them and supports them each day. She is hardworking, dependable, and always willing to jump in wherever she’s needed. Kailey’s natural leadership and servant heart make a lasting impact on her students and team, and we are so lucky to have her!
🔦This week we are spotlighting Ms. Hunters 3rd Grade class!
This week we had fun with our Black History Month activity! Students answered math questions which helped them solve the puzzle and reveal an interesting fact about Black History month!
