sold to St. Joan of Arc School and is no longer a branch of Lancaster Mennonite School. 2021 Lancaster Mennonite announces they will be selling the Locust Grove and New Danville and merging all the PreK-12th grades at the main campus on Lincoln Highway East. Facilities The Lancaster Campus has two residence halls for boarding students that together house about 60 out-of-state and international students attending Lancaster Mennonite High School. Millstream Hall, completed in February, 2015, holds the majority of students, with some choosing the older Graybill Hall. The G. Parke Book Building, renovated in 2004, is home to specialized agriculture and technology classrooms. The Calvin and Janet High Fine Arts Center contains an 1,168-seat auditorium, music rooms and art rooms. A two-story building provides classroom space for the middle school on the lower level and the high school on the upper level, along with the Alumni Dining Hall and library. In 2008, the Rutt Academic Center was added, including classrooms for mathematics, business classes, sciences, and family and consumer sciences. The building also houses a welcome center and administrative offices for the Lancaster Mennonite School System. In 2021, the Rutt Academic Center will be converted into an elementary building, with one Spanish-Immersion track and one English track. For athletics, the Lancaster Campus has two gymnasiums, an artificial-turf soccer and field hockey field and stadium, a lighted baseball stadium, softball diamonds, and tennis courts. The school completed a new eight-lane track and field facility in the fall of 2009. Athletics The Lancaster Mennonite High School sports program competes in the Lancaster-Lebanon League (local public school league) and the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association. The following high school sports are offered by Lancaster Mennonite High School: Fall boys' and girls' cross country, girls' field hockey, golf, boys' and girls' soccer, girls' volleyball, girls' tennis Winter girls' basketball, boys' basketball, chess team, quiz bowl Spring baseball, softball, boys' tennis, boys' volleyball, track & field Lancaster Mennonite's most successful athletic program is the boys' soccer team. Since 1986, they have won eight PIAA District 3 titles and eight Lancaster-Lebanon League titles. In 2011, they won their first PIAA State Championship. In 2012, 2014 and 2017 the Blazers returned to the PIAA state title game but came up short on all three occasions. Boys basketball has also been a state-level contender: in 2016-17, the LMH boys' basketball team placed second in District III and advanced