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Front entrance of Hans Herr Elementary School on a Spring Day
boy in school

Welcome to Hans Herr Elementary School!

Hans Herr Elementary School is the intermediate school for all Lampeter-Strasburg students. The school consists of a third grade wing and fourth/fifth grade wing, all built around a grassy courtyard. Approximately 670 students attend classes at Hans Herr. 

News & Events

There's always something happening at Hans Herr Elementary School. Check in often for a complete listing of district and building events plus news and announcements about our students and staff.

Latest News

Toys for Tots stuff the bus with Toys 11/25 - 12/6

All schools will be collecting toys from November 25 - December 6. To participate, donate a new, unwrapped toy for a child between the ages of 1-12. And check the live toy meter to see how your school is doing!

four students' headshots

Seniors Laela Gipe and Leniel Lozado are this month's Pioneer Superlatives, and Alice Buffington and Devin Aponte are the Students of the Month.

Upcoming Events

Happy and Healthy at Hans Herr

Students at Hans Herr build on the basics they learned in primary school to take learning to a whole new level. 

Academics

Hans Herr students spend their days studying language arts, math, science, social studies, and specials like art, music, phys-ed, library science, and guidance. The school sends teams to the county STEM competition each year. 

Community

Hans Herr has an active Parent Teacher Organization that conducts activities throughout the year. We love our PTO! 

Music

The District's band, chorus, and orchestra programs begin in fourth grade. Students have the opportunity to rent instruments, take lessons at school, and perform in several concerts throughout the year. 

Technology

Every third grader receives a Chromebook to use at school and at home through the District's 1:1 learning initiative. Chromebooks are used in grades 3 through 12. 

Traditions

Hans Herr is filled with traditions! Third graders get messy with pumpkin math, fourth graders parade around the school on idiom day, and fifth graders learn all about careers from seniors at the CTC. And that's just the beginning . . .