McCaskey’s HOSA program is open to any student desiring to become a Future Health Professional. You don’t need to be in our Health Careers C.T.E. program to participate. If you’re interested in healthcare, medicine, or helping others, then this club is for you. Our HOSA Future Health Professionals Club meets every other Thursday after school from 3:05pm-4:20pm. Their first meeting is this Thursday, September 10th. HOSA gives students the opportunity to explore healthcare careers, develop leadership skills, participate in competitions, and connect with other students who are interested in the health professions. If you’re interested, mark your calendar and plan to stay after school this Thursday.

Mock Trial is excited to hold its first meeting of the year. If you’re new to McCaskey or are looking to get involved this year, then you should join them. This is your chance to learn how to research, argue, and defend like a lawyer. Mark your calendar for September 14th. They’ll meet in Mr. Webster’s room from 3:10-5pm in J.P. 244.

The League of Women Voters is returning to McCaskey again this year to help eligible students register to vote. They will be here on Tuesday, September 15th during lunch periods in both cafeterias. In order to be eligible to vote, you must be a U.S. citizen and at least 18 years old on or before November 3rd, 2026. If that’s you, all you need to do is bring your photo I.D. and last four digits of your social security number next week. 

We want to remind everyone to donate your unwanted food items to our share table. In each cafeteria, you’ll find a bin in the front where you can drop in unopened food items that you don’t plan on eating. This really goes a long way to help students who are hungry or looking for extra snacks. With only a small action, we can all make a big difference each day. Remember, everyone, sharing is caring.

18 absences for the year makes you ineligible for extracurricular activities, including sports and clubs. So, make sure you’re being cautious with those absences so that you don’t miss out on the things you love.

McCaskey Campus is proud to support students on their educational journeys. One way McCaskey does this is by encouraging students to take college classes while they are still in high school. The School District of Lancaster covers the cost of one college course per semester for any qualifying student through “dual enrollment”. SDoL is the ONLY district in Lancaster County that offers this unique benefit. There are a lot of college partners to choose from.  To participate, you must meet the following qualifications: Have a 2.5 GPA or higher. Students with a lower GPA may be able to participate but require special approval from McCaskey Campus administration. Counselor and high school administration approval. Some college partners have additional requirements. Are you interested? Talk with your counselor about dual enrollment today.

Do you need a bike? Come learn how to build your earn so that you can earn your own bike at The Common Wheel! This 4-week program allows you to fix up a bike of your own. Then, at the end of the month, you leave with a bike, lock, lights, and helmet! Scan the Q.R. code to sign up now!