Brooke Ramsdell Walk/Run
Change to the boy's soccer schedule for today and tomorrow. Practice ends at 4:15 Wednesday, Sept 5 and Thursday, Sept 6
Gear up for the school year with Lancaster spirit wear! 📚 Enjoy a 30% discount across our entire website during the back-to-school sale. With hundreds of designs waiting for you, shop now and get your order in just 10-12 business days! Shop at https://1stplace.sale/60007
Week 2 is in the books! It was a busy and fun week! There were lots of games played in PE, more reading groups, music class, writing prompts, art projects, and building a variety of things. Looking forward to what next week brings!
Early Release Friday, May 26. Dismissal begins at 11:30. NO SCHOOL MONDAY, May 29th in observance of Memorial Day. Enjoy the weekend!
Friday, May 12, from 7-9pm Step Up Dance for Grades 6-8. Please read the flyer.
Please follow this link https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/whd/whd20220912-1
for information about young people working or seeking employment.
5th and 6th Grade "Cards for a Cause" fundraiser papers and payments are due this week. Students may bring money and envelopes in on Thursday or Monday, March 27, due to staff PD on Friday. Thanks!
The Lancaster Spring Spirit Wear Sale starts on Monday, March 13th! Choose from hundreds of designs and garments that are delivered to your home in days! You'll save 25% off the entire site! New product lines include Nike and Adidas! Shop at https://1stplace.sale/60007.
Read Across America Week starts Monday at LES! https://bit.ly/41iCodX
Student Council would like to announce that the Snow Ball that was scheduled for Thursday Feb 23rd has been moved to this Thursday March 9th. The doors will open at 6:45 for families to come in and take pictures. At 7 the gym will open and the dance will begin. Cost for admission was $8 if purchased before the event and $10 at the door. Students should be picked up at the conclusion of the dance at 9 o'clock.
Little Caesars 7th and 8th Grade Fundraiser!
You can see any 7th or 8th grader or you can order online.
1. Go to PizzaKit.com
2.Click on Products, then Shop
3.Select Ship My Order to the Group
4.Enter the Fundraiser ID# 420537 , set up your account, and place your order!
Make sure to put who the student or grade your are supporting!
Read Across America Week at Lancaster School is almost here! Check out the information below for more information.
Please see the important information from WW Berry regarding a bus schedule change for Jefferson effective immediately. If you have any questions, please reach out to WW Berry Transportation.
https://bit.ly/3XJRExw
Are you looking for something to do?
Are you retired but want to work a few hours a day?
Are your kids in school but you want to earn extra money?
Do you want to work with fun people and see smiling student faces?
We have the job for you!!!!
Lancaster School Food Service needs you!!! The job would be 4 hours per day with the same holidays and vacations off as our students.
Please call Melodie Stevens at (603) 837-9031 or email mstevens@sau36.org for more information.
Copper Cannon Camp is a tuition-free, one week, overnight summer camp,
located in Bethlehem, that serves children ages 9-12 in any New Hampshire school district who is eligible. Copper Cannon Camp IS NOT a special needs or behavioral camp. If a child requires a one on one at school, we might not be a good fit. We do require a copy of their IEP, 504, or Behavioral Plan as part of our paperwork. Please call us at 603-823-8107 or email info@coppercannon.org for more information, or check out our website: www.coppercannon.org.
Friday, February 3rd is an EARLY RELEASE DAY for LES students. Lunch will be served. See the information below for the dismissal schedule:
-early buses will depart around 11:20 am
-parent pick-up/walkers will be dismissed at 11:30 am
-late buses will depart around 11:50 am
Have a great day!
During the month of February, Lancaster School is hosting the Kids Heart Challenge.
LES students in grades 1-5th will be participating in this fundraiser, formerly called Jump Rope
for Heart during their Physical Education class. The Kids Heart Challenge is a community
service learning program of the American Heart Association. Students will learn the importance
of developing heart healthy habits, understanding that being physically active can be fun as we
spend time jumping rope and developing new rope skills during P.E. As well as raising money to
support research and education. Students will help save lives across the country and in our own
community.
This will be the 8th year Lancaster has hosted the Kids Heart Challenge. Our previous
record LES raised a total of $9,619.00. This year we're hoping to reach a new goal of
$10,000.00! Everyone has the opportunity to participate in fundraising for the Kids Heart
Challenge along with the LES students. Go to www.heart.org/kidsheartchallenge and search for
our school name and join us in supporting the American Heart Association and our school! Our
fundraiser ends on Wednesday, February 22th.
Thank you for your support and helping us be heart heroes!
Spiritwear joggers are all 10% off right now! Here's the link: https://assets.1stplacespiritwear.com/marketing/images/124/60007.jpg
January 23, 2023
Dear Parents and Guardians,
We are writing to inform you that Lancaster Elementary School recently completed testing for lead in drinking water. This is part of an ongoing effort related to New Hampshire’s House Bill 1421, which requires school and childcare facilities to test for lead in drinking water and to act when lead is found at levels at or above 5 parts per billion (ppb).
Lead is a toxic heavy metal with various adverse health effects if inhaled or swallowed. Lead rarely occurs naturally in New Hampshire’s drinking water sources (groundwater or surface water) and typically enters drinking water due to the wearing away of piping, faucets, fixtures and other plumbing materials.
Because lead is tasteless, odorless, and colorless in drinking water, testing is the only way to learn whether lead is present. It is important to sample each faucet or water fountain used for drinking or food prep because test results can vary between locations.
During recent testing, we collected samples from 8 drinking water outlets (e.g., drinking fountains, classroom faucets, kitchen sinks), with 2 samples testing at or above 5 ppb; action must be taken.
We have removed access to these outlets until the problem can be corrected. The table below shows a list of the tested outlets that presented elevated levels of lead, their locations, sample results, and our planned remediation.
1.
Outlet Number: 21475-1
Location: Kitchen
Sample Result: 12.4 (ppb)
Planned Remediation: Faucet Replacement
2.
Outlet Number: 21475-3
Location: Kitchen
Sample Result: 7.51
Planned Remediation: Faucet Replacement
All sample results and additional resources from the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) can be viewed at gettheleadoutnh.org.
Sincerely,
Robert Scott, Director of Facilities
