Bainbridge Elementary School recently marked America’s 250th birthday with a day that combined hands-on activities and meaningful learning about the nation’s history.

Students of the high school are proud to announce “Red, White and Bear Fest,” a USA themed Trunk-or-Treat event taking place on April 27, in the parking lot in front of the Daubert Gymnasium entrance at the high school. This event will take place at 3:30PM, prior to the start of the Boys Lacrosse game. The entire community is invited to participate to attend this event as we celebrate 250 years of American Independence!

Just before spring recess, fifth graders at Bear Creek School took part in the school’s annual Colonial Day, an immersive experience that brings their study of early American history to life. This year’s program carried added significance as the nation begins celebrating its 250th anniversary.

Elizabethtown Area Middle School is proud to recognize its March Students of the Month, honoring students who demonstrate strong character, leadership, and personal growth. This recognition is part of the school’s Leader in Me initiative, which promotes leadership development, positive relationships, and student ownership throughout the school year.

The Elizabethtown Area School District Board of School Directors has approved the hybrid option for the District’s future secondary school project and authorized the District to begin working with RLPS Architects on the design phase.

The EASD Board of School Directors announces that Superintendent Dr. Karen Nell has been selected as the next Superintendent of the Eastern Lebanon County School District. An official last day for Dr. Nell with the District has not yet been determined and will depend on contractual obligations and mutual agreement between the respective boards.

Elizabethtown Area High School recently provided Honors Government students with a firsthand look at the legislative process through two Student Town Hall events held in March, featuring State Senator James Malone and State Representative Tom Jones.

Elizabethtown Area High School proudly announces that Gabrielle “Gabby” McNitt has been named the Lancaster County Career & Technology Center - Mount Joy Campus Student of the Month. 

Elizabethtown Area High School is proud to announce Carly Hoffman as the Elizabethtown Lions Club Career and Technology Center Student of the Month for March. This honor recognizes an outstanding Lancaster County Career and Technology Center (LCCTC) student who demonstrates dedication, leadership, and commitment to her chosen career pathway.

Elizabethtown Area High School is proud to recognize its March Rotary Club Students of the Month: Josephine “Josie” Sirinides and Drew Robb. This honor celebrates students who exemplify excellence in academics, leadership, service, and involvement within the school and greater community.

The Elizabethtown Area Middle School will bring the magic of the ocean to the stage with its spring musical, Disney’s The Little Mermaid Jr., with performances scheduled for Friday, March 27 at 7:00 p.m. and Saturday, March 28 at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.

The Lancaster-Lebanon Music Educators Association (LLMEA) selected 18 talented musicians from Elizabethtown Area High School to participate in the 2026 LLMEA County Band Festival. The festival was held at Ephrata High School and featured 179 outstanding student musicians from schools across Lancaster and Lebanon counties.

Bear Creek School proudly sent two teams to this year’s K’NEX STEM Design Challenge, joining four additional teams from two other schools for a total of six competing teams. This year’s challenge tasked students with building a prototype of a machine, or part of a factory, that incorporates sustainable practices.

The instrumental talents of eight Elizabethtown Area High School (EAHS) students were showcased at the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) District 7 Band Festival, held at Donegal High School in February.

Elizabethtown Area Middle School is proud to recognize its February Students of the Month, honoring students who demonstrate strong character, leadership, and personal growth. This recognition is part of the school’s Leader in Me initiative, which promotes leadership development, positive relationships, and student ownership throughout the school year.