Lancaster High School

Overall the quality of education available is excellent. The school has some outstanding teachers who prepare kids for the next level. As parents we have a duty to prepare our children to be good citizens and promote the importance of academics. Work ethic starts at home. Whether you like it or not our children act in public and at school based on the expectations we set at home. If you make excuses and play the role of the victim, you have done them no justice later in life. This is a Great School system and like many there are tweaks we would like to see. If that's the case get involved and go to your school board meetings and hold the elected officials responsible for the changes you would like to see.
--Submitted by a parent

Who ever said that each teacher cares about each kid is wrong. This school is all about sports. It is also who you know.
--Submitted by a parent

This school offers many opportunities, especially in sports. Its arts program, while present, is poorly funded. The place where LHS goes wrong is in not exposing its students to alternative views. There is a distinctly conservative -- and hopelessly unrealistic -- slant to the school's assemblies. When assemblies focus on kindness, diversity, and respect for self and the world, Lancaster High will earn a more positive reputation.
--Submitted by a former student

This school is wonderful, each teacher cares greatly about the adancement of their students. It is not unusual to see teachers interacting and getting to know their students. The students are granted a great environment to grow up in while attending this school. Lancaster High School is also great because it is safe, secure, and appreciated by the students.
--Submitted by a former student

This school needs improvement. All they care about is sports. I know many students and a few that played sports stated, I flunked the course, but my teacher passed me to play ball. While other students who need help, get left behind. Also, it's who you are that matters.
--Submitted by a parent