Why Community Is One of Our Four Core Values
Faith, scholarship, virtue, and community — these four values shape everything we do at LCCS, and community may be the one families notice first. It shows up in parents serving lunch, grandparents cheering at a soccer game, and teachers who stay in touch with students long after graduation. We believe a caring community isn’t a nice addition to education — it’s part of how children learn to love God and love others well. It’s also, quite simply, what makes LCCS feel like home.
Meet the Teachers Who Make It Possible
An LCCS classroom is shaped as much by who is teaching as by what is being taught. Our faculty are not just subject experts — they are mentors, prayer partners, and models of the very character we hope to see in our students. Across every grade, families consistently describe a faculty who are approachable, deeply invested, and genuinely delighted by the students in front of them. That’s not an accident of hiring; it’s a mission we take seriously.
87 Churches, One School Community
LCCS was never meant to belong to one congregation or denomination. Today, our families represent 87 local churches across Lancaster County and beyond — a mosaic of traditions united by a shared conviction: that Christ belongs at the center of a child’s education. That diversity is a strength, not a complication. It means your family’s faith community stays your own, while LCCS becomes a second place where that faith is nurtured and lived out daily.
Hear It From Families Living It
We don’t just want to tell you what LCCS is like — we want you to hear it from families who are living it. Parents and students consistently highlight a warm, supportive community; small classes that build real relationships; and a Biblical foundation that shapes every subject, not just chapel time. We’re grateful for every family willing to share their experience, and we’d encourage you to read those stories for yourself as part of your own decision.
