Excitement ahead for new school year in Lancaster County

Jackie Nunnery

KILMARNOCK—Another summer is winding down, teachers are returning to classrooms and preparations are underway for a new school year, beginning Monday, August 12.

Lancaster Elementary School administrators from left are assistant principal Tiffany Walston, assistant principal Janet Delfico and principal Keegan Walters. Photo by Jackie Nunnery
Lancaster High School administrators from left are assistant principal Don Burd, principal Mike Myers and assistant principal Quintese Kenner. Photo by Jackie Nunnery

Last year was full of changes with the opening of the newly renovated Lancaster Elementary School. This year, principal Keegan Walters said the 550 students in kindergarten through seventh grade will see changes to the curriculum. “We have expanded our exploratory course offerings to include Digital Literacy with our library class, chorus for sixth and seventh grade, and STEAM for grades 1 through 5,” he said. “We are striving to be the STEAM hub of the Northern Neck and beyond with our Maker Space in the building and opportunities provided to students that promote technology skills and interests.”

In addition to making the curriculum engaging, Walters said they…

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