1 day ago, Rebecca Rainey
Mrs. Britt is offering after-school math tutoring in room 121 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If you plan to stay for an afternoon, please sign the sheet outside her room so that she can have snacks for you. Tutoring ends each day at 4:30, but you can leave early if you need to.
5 days ago, Rebecca Rainey
📅 Save the Date – Great Pretenders! 🎭
Join us for Great Pretenders, a special benefit supporting the Susan Walker Scholarship.
Mrs. Walker was cherished by students and faculty for many years at Lexington High School, and this event honors her legacy by supporting the students she cared so deeply about.
Please come out to support our students and this worthy cause. We hope to see you there! 💙
5 days ago, Cary Bivens
Henderson County Schools pauses to reflect on the importance of Black History Month.
Black History Month provides an opportunity to recognize and honor the achievements, resilience, leadership, and lasting contributions of Black Americans — in our nation, across Tennessee, and here in our own community. We are grateful for the opportunity to learn, to listen, and to grow together. At each of our Henderson County Schools, we remain committed to ensuring every student feels seen, valued, and empowered to make a difference.
5 days ago, Henderson County Schools
Juniors: Mark your calendars!
6 days ago, Cary Bivens
Students in Ms. Coffman's hospitality and tourism classes baked a cake to honor the counselors for a belated counselors' appreciation week, which was missed due to winter weather. We really appreciate all that our LHS counselors do for our students and staff!
7 days ago, Cary Bivens
7 days ago, Rebecca Rainey
📢Attention Juniors and Seniors!📢
If you are 18 or will turn 18 in 2026, stop by Mrs. DeWald's classroom during 2nd or in between classes to register to vote!
7 days ago, Rebecca Rainey
Happy School Resource Officer Appreciation Day!
9 days ago, Rebecca Rainey
Monday, 2/16/26, there will be no school in observance of President's Day. We will see everyone back on Tuesday!
9 days ago, Rebecca Rainey
Chemistry students in Mrs. Marchbank's class are testing de-icing products to determine which works best and how they work.
11 days ago, Rebecca Rainey
Students in Ms. Lisa Coffman's hospitality and tourism classes recently baked muffins to drop off at the HCHC warming shelter prior to the ice storm break.
11 days ago, Cary Bivens
We cannot wait to meet our future Tigers on March 10th at our annual Tiger Time!
13 days ago, Jonna White
Our teachers and support staff came in Friday to get ready to welcome our students back today.
15 days ago, Rebecca Rainey
Please come join the LHS Tennis Team at Farmhouse Country Cafeteria tonight, 2/09/26, from 5-7. Thank you all for your support!!!
15 days ago, David Bartlett
15 days ago, Rebecca Rainey
Attention Seniors:
18 days ago, Rebecca Rainey
Henderson County Schools Closure and Academic Calendar Update
Henderson County Schools will be closed on Thursday, February 5 due to current road conditions.
On Friday, February 6, faculty and staff will participate in staff development activities, only if they are able to safely travel to their school (with virtual options if not able to safely travel). There will be no students in attendance on Friday, February 6.
Schools will reopen on Monday, February 9, and we will return to a full week (Monday - Friday) of school for students beginning that day.
(Please note: this is a modification to the district academic calendar. The original calendar listed staff development and parent-teacher conferences on Thursday, February 12 and Friday, February 13. Those dates will now be regular instructional days for students.)
We appreciate your understanding and patience as we make adjustments to keep everyone safe while minimizing disruptions to learning. Please continue to watch for updates from the district.
Danny J Beecham
Director of Schools
20 days ago, Lexington High School
From: Director of Schools
Subject: School Closure Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Henderson County Schools will not be in session tomorrow, Wednesday, February 4th. While we are hopeful that weather and road conditions will continue to improve throughout the day, there remains too much uncertainty at this time to safely resume normal school operations. Several roads and streets across the district remain hazardous, and we are unable to ensure safe operation of our bus routes or a consistent start to the school day.
The decision to close school is not made lightly. Student and staff safety remains our highest priority, and given the current conditions, proceeding with a regular school day would involve unnecessary risk. We will continue to closely monitor conditions and work with local officials as we plan for a safe return.
We sincerely miss having our students in our buildings and classrooms, and we look forward to welcoming them back as soon as it is safe to do so.
Thank you to our families and staff for your patience, understanding, and continued support as we navigate these circumstances together.
Danny J Beecham
21 days ago, Henderson County Schools
