
Congratulations to our Students of the Month for April! Pictured L - R:
Hailey Brigham, 12thGrade; Megan Gorsuch, 12th Grade; and Miguel Resendiz-Martinez, 7th Grade. Kinley Souders, 1st Grade and Chloe Windisch, 4th Grade -not in picture.

LASD has four exchange students attending LHS this year. The girls presented flags from their country to the school board as a thank you for allowing them to participate in the Ayusa Exchange Program for the 2021-2022 school year. Pictured L - R: Florence Vandersluys- France; Riko Kambayashi- Japan; Anna Titova- Russia; Maria "Duda" Marton- Brazil

A beautiful night for LHS Prom. Queen and King: Maria "Duda" Marton and Derek Reed.


LHS Prom 2022


Prom 2022


The last decorated window in Ms. Merwede's classroom for this school year! Summer break is just around the corner!


Heidi Merwede receives Adams County Educator of the Year Award


Congratulations to Kanye Folks for being the recipient of the Turnaround Achievement Award!


Job Opportunity: - Full-Time Teacher Aide beginning 2022-2023 school year. Visit our Employment Opportunities on the district home page to apply.


Maple Avenue Spring Concert 2022
May 24th, 2022
7:00PM
Littlestown HS Auditorium


We loved seeing all of the blue and gold today to kick off our 2nd annual One Book, ALL Bolts. This year we will be reading the book, Fenway & Hattie by Victoria Coe.
Your child will have a copy of the book and all of the materials to fill you in on this exciting school wide experience.
We kicked it off by watching Chapters 1-2 from our celebrity reader today!
Please read Chapters 1-2 or re-watch the celebrity video link and be ready to answer the discussion questions on Monday in your class.
Get ready Bolts, we are going to be reading, thinking, and talking TOGETHER!
Thank you SO much for your support!

There will be a Parent Workshop on "How to Communicate and Support your Teenager with Depression and Anxiety" next Thurs, May 12th, 6:00 - 7:00 pm in the Boardroom, 162 Newark Street, Littlestown, PA. Enter through Door #12 in the back of Alloway Creek Elementary School.


We are excited to announce that Littlestown High School has been recognized as one of the Best High Schools in the Nation. Locally LHS ranks #2 in our area and #155 in Pennsylvania. We are proud of the hard work and efforts by our students and staff.


Congratulations to Hailey Brigham (third from left) for winning the Senior Self Improvement Award on Wednesday, May 4th. Hailey was nominated by teachers and staff for showing amazing personal growth in her high school career. Hailey has a huge heart, an incredible work ethic and is well on her way to building a successful life post-graduation. We are so very proud of you, Hailey!


Job Opportunity: - Secondary Family Consumer Science Teacher beginning 2022-2023 school year. Visit our Employment Opportunities on the district home page to apply.


May 6th is school lunch hero day and we are celebrating with our staff! #HatsOfftoOurHeros


The Hanover YMCA Summer Camps are right around the corner AND THANKS to the Adams County Community Foundation Fund for Littlestown and a generous gift, Littlestown residents can receive $20 off each week of camp in addition to their scholarship through the Y. Each year, the Y provides financial assistance to campers so they can enjoy summer camp. The scholarship reduces the cost of camp for families.



Congratulations to the members of FFA for their wonderful banquet on Friday evening. The elected officers for 2022-2023 were seated before the conclusion of the official meeting.
Outgoing officers:
Dylan Mills-Pres
Kaden Eyler-VP
Aydan Fitzgerald- Sec.
Mitchell Feeser - Treasurer
Merry Shipley - Sentinel
New officers:
Aydan Fitzgerald-Pres.
Kaden Eyler- VP
Liliana Spicer- Sec.
Jasmine Hersh- Treasurer
Abi Riedel- News Reporter
Trevor Cole- Sentinel


Pictures from Senior Night for Baseball Players! Victor Trone’s crew painted the numbers and they were awesome. Kudos to Victor Trone and his crew, Shellee Young, and Cindy Staub for their work to make this a memorable night for seniors and their parents!





As part of our schoolwide Culture Week, students in Social Studies and foreign language classes completed projects to display around the school. Today, those same students participated in a scavenger hunt to engage with other students' projects and to learn more about the world.
