LM Campus Unification – Exciting Current & New Features

We are excited about the upcoming changes at Lancaster Mennonite for the 2022-23 school year when all students will be on the Lancaster Campus. We want to share some of the unique things that are already at the beautiful 90-acre Lancaster Campus, as well as about the exciting new things you can expect.

Exciting Current Features:

• Classroom Buildings – air conditioned, video projectors, and elevator accessible
  • Rutt Academic Center was built in 2008
  • ‘64 Education Building upstairs was renovated last summer and all rooms have smart projectors, new lighting, and more!
  • Buildings secured by fob and key entrances
• State-of-the-Art Calvin and Janet High Fine Arts Center – seats 1,250 in the Weaver Auditorium
• Two Gymnasiums, Locker Rooms, Fitness Center & Weight Room, and Athletic Training Room
  • Gym A – upgraded and renovated last year, primarily used as our sports practice gym, also used for physical education class
  • Gym B – primary facility for hosting our competitive basketball and volleyball games, also used for physical education class
• Athletic fields – turf stadium, four grass fields, baseball and softball fields, track and field, tennis courts, and more!
• G. Parke Book Building – Continue to provide Agriculture Science & Technology courses like small engines, welding and mechanics, woodworking, metal shop, animal biotechnology, horticulture, forestry, and more
• STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) Education opportunities in robotics and coding, tech and design classes, visual arts, music, drama, and much more! See current STEAM Curriculum Overview
• Beautiful Mill Stream flowing through campus
• 90-acre campus with wooded areas, mature trees, and open grass spaces, and trails
• Centrally located and easy access off of Route 30 on Lincoln Highway in Lancaster

Exciting New Features:

• Rutt Academic Building (Grades PreK-4th)
  • Classroom upgrades
  • State of the art technology, each classroom equipped with an interactive projector
  • Add bathrooms between classrooms for PreK & Kindergarten
  • New MakerSpace
  • New elementary offices
  • New furniture
• ‘64 Education Building lower level will be renovated so that all rooms have smart projectors, new lighting, new floors, and more!
  • Create new Science Labs
  • Update bathrooms that are ADA compliant
  • New furniture
  • New offices and entrance at the front of campus and renovate old offices for additional classrooms
• G. Parke Book Building
  • Create new Family and Consumer Science classrooms for cooking and sewing classes
  • Create new Design Lab and project space for middle schoolers
• New playground
• New turf athletic fields – resurfacing current fields
• New driveway and gates to improve security and traffic flow and drop off and pick up, especially for elementary families