Please checkout our latest news article regarding a PowerSchool Data Breach.
The Press Release can also be located at https://5il.co/34krm.
Friday, January 10, 2025 will be an eLearning day. ALL Lancaster County schools, buildings, and facilities will be closed. Lancaster County School District has been in contact with Emergency Management. Due to the hazardous conditions from expected snow, freezing rain, and sleet with a possible accumulation over an inch we have determined closure is essential. As a safety precaution, ALL Lancaster County schools, buildings, and facilities will be closed on Friday, January 10, 2025. ALL events and activities are canceled for Friday, January 10, 2025 through Sunday, January 12, 2025.
For more information regarding eLearning, please reach out to your student's teacher and/or school.
Join us as we spotlight our Board members for #SchoolBoardRecognitionMonth #AllIn
You are invited to a Multilingual event on January 11, 2025. Scan the QR code below for more information.
Congratulations, Jaylen Hernandez, Holiday Card Winner!
Congratulations, Haleigh Knight, Holiday Card Winner!
5th grade ELA Teacher Ms. Day has two fun projects to share! Her students made snowflakes using ONLY glue sticks and paper, as well as gardens for their ELA Project Earth Module! Thank you so much for sharing your students’ beautiful work Ms. Day!
Only a few more days left of break, Warriors. We hope you’re making great memories together!
Congratulations, Swara Adik, Holiday Card Winner!
As we head into the last hours of 2024, allow us to wish you and your family a safe and Happy New Year! We want our last post of 2024 to be some of the highlights from our December to Remember that might not have made it into other posts! From concerts to dress up days, classroom events and parties, please enjoy the smiling faces of your amazing children.
It is truly our honor to teach each and every one of your students. We are beyond proud of the culture and community we have at ILIS. We can give much of that credit thanks to the families who offer us incredible support and the educators and support staff in this building who are dedicated professionals always striving to be their best for their students. We continue to think big and dream even bigger as we reach for new heights through educating your students. Our goal is to continue growing their hearts and minds outside the classroom through our counselors’ initiatives, highlighting good deeds with the Worthy Warrior program, and more. We look forward to a fantastic second semester at ILIS! (More photos can be found on our Facebook page!)
PS: Stuck on what to do tonight? Look back at the parent newsletter from December 20th! Our students gave lots of ideas on how to have a fantastic New Year’s Eve!
Congratulations, Arden Crawford, Holiday Card Winner!
Congratulations, Gabe Caskey, Holiday Card Winner!
Ms. Hensley had a project that spanned over a few days as she taught her students about the way different cultures and religions celebrate holidays important to them this time of year! She thought of every little detail to make this engaging and fun, including giving printed airline tickets letting students and invited staff members know the destination! On this day, they were traveling to Israel. Students learned about Hanukkah- how it came to be, traditions of the holiday, and other culture and religious impacts that it brings to those of Jewish faith, as well as those who reside in Israel. Students even got to enjoy chocolate gelt! Thank you for taking us on this journey with you, Ms. Hensley! And to those who are celebrating, we wish you a Happy Hanukkah!
Congratulations, Vitali Savchuk, Holiday Card Winner!
Congratulations, Winnie Hopper, Holiday Card Winner!
Congratulations, Anaiya Joseph, Holiday Card Winner!
Congratulations, Jalen Robertson, Holiday Card Winner!
Congratulations, Zariah Dixson, Holiday Card Winner!
Congratulations, Harmony Driver, Holiday Card Winner!
Congratulations, Blanca Ferman, Holiday Card Winner!
Ms. Harwood was very brave in class last week: She took the risk of a sugar high to give her kids an interactive and exciting lesson! She writes, “My class measured fractional amounts by using a recipe for holiday trail mix! They had to simplify fractions, find common denominators and equal measurements. So fun!”
This was a great lesson. Thanks for sharing Ms. Harwood!
