Lancaster Christian School was founded in 1954 by parents whose children later attended the school. Lancaster Christian School fostered Christ-centered learning, with representation from approximately 70 evangelical churches. Living Word Academy began as a K-6 school in 1981. By 1988, the school had developed grades K-12, and the first graduating class commenced. Lancaster Christian School and Living Word Academy decided to merge as Lancaster County Christian School in 2009. Combined, Lancaster County Christian School holds 83 years of experience in Christian education in Lancaster County.

The official merger will begin in the 2010-2011 school year.

LCCS students will encounter the Living God through the Living Curriculum which prepares them for Living Life. This school will provide outstanding opportunities in Academics, Arts, Athletics, and Assisted Learning.

Living Education
Mission Statement

LCCS graduates followers of Jesus Christ who are skilled in Biblical scholarship and its integration into academics, the arts, athletics, and community; who are prepared for their vocation and higher education; and who reflect His image in life.