In 1956, the Session of First Presbyterian Church of Lancaster suggested that a new Presbyterian Church be started in Manheim Township. A committee composed of individuals from First Presbyterian Church, Bethany Presbyterian Church, and Memorial Presbyterian Church, headed by Judge William G. Johnstone, Jr., Elmer L. Esbenshade, and other interested persons, purchased the Norma G. Hess farm of approximately 31 acres north of the Route 230 bypass ( now Route 30 ) and adjacent to Route 272 ( Oregon Pike ) as a site for a new church. During the spring of 1957, the Presbytery of Donegal obtained 10.1 acres of the Hess land upon which to build a new church. In the fall of 1957, the Rev. Warren H. Ball was chosen as organizing pastor. A suitable meeting place for the new congregation was found at the Lancaster Poultry Center, at the corner of Route 230 ( by Route 30 ) and W. Roseville Road. Letters were sent to all Presbyterians living in Manheim Township, inviting them to attend an organizing meeting at Brecht Elementary School on October 13, 1957. Highland Presbyterian Church provides a variety of worship times and as well as other services. To find out more about our worship schedule Click Here! Highland Calendar Stay up to date with everything at Highland Presbyterian Church! Check out our calendar of upcoming events and gatherings, Click Here! Highland Presbyterian Church will be taping sermons to post on the website. We are currently working towards a modest library; view our progress Here!
U-GRO helps you provide the best possible start in life for your child. We empower families and make childhood extraordinary for more than 1,900 children daily at the most modern and secure child care facilities. By providing STEAM-powered early education programs for infants to school-age students, we build a foundation rooted in 21st century concepts for your child's future. We're proud to say that 94.8% of U-GRO children meet or exceed Pennsylvania standards for kindergarten readiness. With our forward-thinking approach to learning, we help children experience Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Math every day, through discovery and active play. Learn more today.
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New School Montessori offers an outstanding, year-round, full year education to children from ages infant to middle school. Located on two campuses, our students come from all parts of Lancaster County and beyond. Our Lancaster City campus is situated in a light-filled, historic space with a natural outdoor playground. Our Manheim Township campus provides a quiet setting with an interior courtyard and plenty of outdoor learning space. For over 30 years, we have filled a niche in the community for families who seek an excellent, non-denominational, educational opportunity in a child-centered, respectful, and caring environment. New School Montessori is fully accredited by the American Montessori Society (AMS), the gold standard of Montessori school excellence; as well as by the Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools (PAIS).
Lancaster Mennonite School is a private Christian school located in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States. The Lancaster Campus, east of the city of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, serves students from Pre-K through twelve.
Sacred Heart School is committed to providing an education for life, an education that cares for the spiritual, intellectual, social/emotional, and physical development of our students. The SHS education for life begins in our Preschool and extends to 8th grade. Our graduates are faithful witnesses to the Gospel, servants of the Church, life-long learners with a thirst for academic excellence, and dedicated members of the global community.
Lancaster Country Day School is a private, college-preparatory school that combines a rigorous curriculum with a supportive and encouraging faculty to ensure that every preschool-12th grade student receives the best education available. We are distinctive because of our demanding education and the close, mentoring relationships our faculty has with students. We value community and encourage parents to participate in their child's education. With a variety of scholarships and aid opportunities, gifted and motivated children from varying backgrounds can attend our school. In the 2017-2018 school year, 31% of students received need-based aid.
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