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You Are Invited to the LCDS 2012 Spring Arts Festival

April 26-28 & May 3-4
Macbeth - 7:00 p.m.

May 9
US Art Show
Student Reception - 1:30-3:00 p.m.
MS/US Choral Concert - 7:30 p.m.
(St. James Church, 119 N. Duke St.)

May 10
Beaux Arts Fête - 3:30 p.m.
Patron of the Arts Group Kick - off Reception:
US/MS/LS Art Show Evening Reception - 6:00 p.m.
Cougar Dance Performance - 6:45 p.m.
MS/US Instrumental Concert - 7:30 p.m.

May 22
LS Spring Concert - 1 p.m.

 

Green News

Barbara Bromley offers an overview of the “green news” for this spring. Read about the various activities classes are engaging in with the gardens, flower beds, and Habitat areas. Read about LCDS’ environmental stewardship programs.

   

 

LCDS International Students Tour Our Nation’s Capital

Ten LCDS international students toured Washington, D.C., and learned more about our nation’s capital.  Betsy Heim and Sarah Julsonnet, LCDS international student coordinators, accompanied the students on an educational day of exploration. Touring by Segways and on foot, the group visited numerous landmarks including the Smithsonian Museum. Following a busy day of discovery, the group enjoyed a meal at a Thai restaurant in Georgetown. Betsy summed up their visit to Washington, D.C., by saying, “We all enjoyed the beautiful day.”

 

Science Fair Winners

LCDS had numerous award winners in the 59th annual North Museum Science & Engineering Fair (NMSEF) held March 27-29 at Franklin and Marshall College’s Mayser Gymnasium. Seventeen LCDS Middle School students participated in the county-wide science competition. Seventh-grader Victoria G. won first place in the Jr. High Physical Science category with her entry, “An Apple a Day--An All Natural Battery?” and Arthur M., also in seventh grade, won second place in the Life Science division with his project "Green vs Traditional Detergents." In the Plant Science category, eighth grader Alex H. took second place for his project entitled, "Phytoremediation of Lancaster County Water Samples Using Duckweed and Elodea.”  Additionally, auxiliary awards, sponsored by various organizations throughout Pennsylvania, were given to the following Middle School students: Teddy A., Madison B., Lily D., Andrea E., Victoria G., Alex H., Arthur M., Marci R., and Sammy S.

  

 

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