While most elementary students spend recess playing games or talking with friends, three Lower school siblings at LCDS have been busy creating their own newspaper.
The Cougar Chronicles, started by...
Charlie T. is a current seventh grader and the founder of the first LCDS podcast, “The Rose Report.” Charlie has attended LCDS for 11 years and is heavily involved in the school’s tech departments....
At first glance, the school store can feel like just another room in the school building. But behind the counter is a familiar face many students see without fully knowing her story; Mrs. Starlett Murray.
While...
In the LCDS dining commons, there are three of the school's most hardworking, friendly, and approachable people: April Boyd, Deb Lewis, and Hattie Mayo.
As April serves food, she’’ll ask about the...
In 2026, a trend has been rising; the comeback of old songs and bands. The Rolling Stone reported that “Mr. Brightside” has been “charting in the U.K. for over 400 weeks.” On Oct. 13, 2025, the...
Lancaster Country Day, like many schools, is no stranger to travel courses. Spanish Civilization & Culture, Global Issues (where students participate in the Model United Nations), and the Science of...
Senior Prank Day is a common tradition that happens near the end of the school year, where the senior class collectively pulls harmless pranks around the school as a last “hoorah” to commemorate their...
International students dream of studying abroad, but they often face various cultural differences in daily campus life. Cultural conflict and homesickness are common challenges. International student Michael...
Religion is a major part of some people’s lives. Once a cycle, student members of the Living in Faith Everyday (L.I.F.E.) Club gather at lunch to discuss their faith in an open, likeminded setting. The...
As you sit back in the brisk theater watching the dazzling musical in front of you with flying witches, phony wizards, and magical shoes, it’s easy to forget how many small details go into making such...
Seventeen LCDS students traveled to Italy over spring break, visiting major cities and experiencing the country’s food, culture and daily life.
From the artistic center of Florence to the busy squares...
The transition into the role of Head of School is no small feat, but Mrs. Kosoff has handled her change into LCDS gracefully and successfully. I sat down with Mrs. Kosoff to learn more about her journey...
