We can't wait to see you all back on Tuesday morning!
2 weeks from today our trip to TIGER TOWN begins for basketball homecoming! 😊🏀🐾
Get those dress up day outfits ready!
Spreading Christmas cheer! 🎄
Students from Ms. Lisa Coffman's hospitality and tourism classes and the culinary arts club made treats and holiday cards for the residents and staff at Briarwood Community Living Center. They enjoyed their visit very much and hope to go back soon!
(Pictured: Isla Gruenert, Anyiah Teague, and Channelle Haynes
(Pictured: Isla Gruenert, Anyiah Teague, and Channelle Haynes
Check out what students in Mrs. Yeiser's classes have been doing!
Winter Break Information
Finals are scheduled for this Wednesday through Friday, December 17-19. Below are basic guidelines for finals. If you are unsure whether or not you have to take finals, please reach out to your teachers.
1. Students enrolled in a 9-Week course MUST take the final exam. There are no exemptions for 9-Week courses.
2. For non-EOC courses, students must have 3 or fewer attendance-related events AND at least an 80 average in the course to be exempt from taking a final.
3. Students taking finals are only required to be at school during the block which their final is given. Students must remain in the classroom after finishing their exam until the bell rings for that block to be over. Attendance will not count against a student on these days if they DO NOT have to take finals.
1. Students enrolled in a 9-Week course MUST take the final exam. There are no exemptions for 9-Week courses.
2. For non-EOC courses, students must have 3 or fewer attendance-related events AND at least an 80 average in the course to be exempt from taking a final.
3. Students taking finals are only required to be at school during the block which their final is given. Students must remain in the classroom after finishing their exam until the bell rings for that block to be over. Attendance will not count against a student on these days if they DO NOT have to take finals.
LHS Announcements for December 15-19
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_PTZxio4T-aofbiWBgfbRg3FYu_qWlgTka0XPafvTtY/edit?usp=sharing
Yearbooks are now on sale for $70! You can see Mrs. Bivens in Room 20 or either office for a form. Cash or check only! You can also purchase online at https://www.balfour.com/tennessee/lexington/lexington-high-school Scroll down the page to see the yearbook section.
Congratulations to our FFA Club for winning 1st place in the school division of the Henderson Co Christmas Parade.
Congratulations to Mrs. Lovins' students on passing the Nurse Aide Certification (CNA) exam!
Tori Hayes, Arianna Lucero, Harlie Maness, Kailynn Mooney, Gracie Moore, Allison Scott, and Makenna Sego
The Tiger Marketing Departing has brought back their custom shirt business that they operated pre-Covid and has re-branded it as Tiger Outfitters. They will be doing custom and bulk orders for the community as well as selling Tiger Merchandise at school events. Stop by and see them at tomorrow night's home basketball game against Bolivar where the students will be making print-on-demand shirts.
LHS Announcements for December 8-12
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_PTZxio4T-aofbiWBgfbRg3FYu_qWlgTka0XPafvTtY/edit?usp=sharing
LHS Student Council has partnered with the Lexington Lions Club for many years helping them sell pecans to raise money to purchase eye glasses for Henderson County residents and children. This year Student Council sold over $8,000 worth of pecans ❤️
LHS Air Force JROTC held their Cadet of the Semester board, where cadets were judged on their knowledge of Aerospace Science, Leadership Education, military bearing, and general Air Force knowledge. Nyjah Purvis, McKinley Matheny, and Alexis Branch all competed as top 1st-year cadet; and Carley Matheny and MaKinley Bailey competed as top 2nd-year cadet. Nyjah and Carley won the top honors. Congratulations to both the winners and nominees!
Students in Ms. Lisa Coffman's hospitality and tourism classes recently made meals and cards to celebrate our custodians and principals for their respective appreciation days last month. Our students and staff are thankful to have these special people at LHS!
LHS Announcements for December 1-5
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_PTZxio4T-aofbiWBgfbRg3FYu_qWlgTka0XPafvTtY/edit?usp=sharing
Today and every day, we’re grateful for our amazing students, dedicated staff, supportive families, and the wonderful community that makes our school feel like home. Thank you for all you do!
Enjoy a few responses from faculty and staff when asked what they are thankful for.
Enjoy a few responses from faculty and staff when asked what they are thankful for.
Mrs. Roberts' classes wrote thank-you letters to teachers, staff, coaches, and paraprofessionals who have made a difference in their lives, and then hand-delivered them. Watching them deliver their letters was one of those great LHS moments — lots of smiles, a few happy tears, and a whole lot of gratitude. Enjoy a few of the pictures taken.
A Tradition of Excellence: LHS Recognized as a Tennessee Reward School
Lexington High School has once again been named a Tennessee Reward School for 2024–2025, placing it among the top-performing schools in the state. This honor reflects the school’s continued commitment to academic excellence, student growth, and high achievement for all learners.
This recognition continues a strong legacy for LHS, which has also been named a Reward School in:
2017–2018
2018–2019
2021–2022
2023–2024
Being named a Reward School is the highest distinction awarded by the Tennessee Department of Education. Schools earn this title by demonstrating outstanding results in overall academic achievement, exceptional student growth, and strong performance across all student groups. Only the top-performing schools in Tennessee receive this honor, placing LHS in elite company.
Lexington High School’s repeated success highlights the dedication of its teachers, the hard work of its students, and the unwavering support of families and the community. This achievement reflects a true tradition of excellence—one that continues to shine year after year.
Congratulations to the entire Tiger community on this outstanding accomplishment!
Lexington High School has once again been named a Tennessee Reward School for 2024–2025, placing it among the top-performing schools in the state. This honor reflects the school’s continued commitment to academic excellence, student growth, and high achievement for all learners.
This recognition continues a strong legacy for LHS, which has also been named a Reward School in:
2017–2018
2018–2019
2021–2022
2023–2024
Being named a Reward School is the highest distinction awarded by the Tennessee Department of Education. Schools earn this title by demonstrating outstanding results in overall academic achievement, exceptional student growth, and strong performance across all student groups. Only the top-performing schools in Tennessee receive this honor, placing LHS in elite company.
Lexington High School’s repeated success highlights the dedication of its teachers, the hard work of its students, and the unwavering support of families and the community. This achievement reflects a true tradition of excellence—one that continues to shine year after year.
Congratulations to the entire Tiger community on this outstanding accomplishment!
