Today is National School Resource Officer Day so we want to publicly show appreciation to ours at Lexington High School. Thank you to Officer Pearson and Officer Melton for helping to keep our school safe!
Mrs. Marchbank's Chemistry 2 calculated the percent composition of Oreos to compare the filling of regular and double stuffed cookies. Results found that Oreos were inconsistent with having “double” filling.
David Beecham will be speaking tomorrow morning, WEDNESDAY, February 12th. Please join us!
As a reminder, we will be out of school on Thursday, February 13 for Parent/Teacher Conference and Friday, February 14 for Staff Development.
FCA has been rescheduled for WEDNESDAY of this week!
Culinary will be selling by the door of Room 10 (Lisa Coffman's room) after lunch has begun each day this week. Please do not come during class time. Each cupcake is $1.00. Support our culinary students!
The color war is on here in L-Town! 💚🖤🤍❤️ #HOCO
The Art Club members have been working on Breast Cancer Awareness ribbons for Pink Out Night. Come out tomorrow night and support our basketball teams for a great cause!
Don't forget! Parent-Teacher Conference is this Thursday!
Marketing students previewed their Basketball hype video to administrators and coaches this morning. They are excited to release it next Tuesday at Homecoming.
Students got pretty competitive in the library today when Mrs. Woodall did a Cell Organelles “break in” activity with Coach Young’s Biology class. The first three groups to break into their box got to keep the prizes inside.
The best part of the Tireless Teacher Award is the feedback that we get from the student body that we are able to share with our teachers. Reading through them, its obvious that LHS teachers truly love their students and are passionate about their calling in life! Of the hundreds submitted, here are just a few that stand out.
The Youth Health Council will be meeting on Thursday, February 6th during 5th block in Room 3. Students need to check in with their 5th block teacher prior to attending the meeting. Any student who is interested in attending the TN Strong Youth Summit this summer in July in Chattanooga should attend the meeting. This free trip is open to all students regardless of whether or not you are in the Youth Council. See Ms. Lisa Coffman in Room 10 for trip details.
Lexington High School is excited to welcome our future tigers to our annual Tiger Time event on Monday, March 3rd at 7 PM!
🌟 Happy National School Counseling Week! 🌟
This week, we celebrate the incredible impact our school counselors have on students, families, and the entire school community. ❤️🐅🖤
From offering a listening ear, providing guidance through life's challenges, and helping our students navigate their post-secondary paths, our counselors are true champions for growth, and success. So, we say "Thank You" to our Guidance Counselors, Ayer's College Counselors, and Career Advisory Specialist for your tireless dedication, compassion, and unwavering support. You make a difference every single day!
Dan Hughes will be speaking in the morning! Everyone is welcome.
Parent-Teacher Conference is scheduled for Thursday, February 13 from 1-7 pm. Please be on the lookout for more information from your child's teachers.
Congratulations, Coach Barger on a fantastic career! Thank you for your time and dedication!
🏐15 seasons
🏐412 Wins
🏐6 District Champions
🏐6 Region Runner-Ups
🏐3 State Tournament Appearances
🏐4 Coach of the Year Awards
📸: Phil Blakley
Due to a significant number of students and staff out for sickness, Lexington High School will be closed the rest of the week: Wednesday 1/29, Thursday 1/30, and Friday 1/31. We hope this break gives everyone a chance to rest and recover.
🏀Our basketball game against McNairy tonight will be played as scheduled.
🐅Homecoming activities and festivities for the rest of the week are postponed and will be rescheduled at a later date.
We can't wait to see our students back on Monday, February 3.
Due to a significant number of students and staff being affected by illness, the Henderson County School District will be closed beginning Wednesday, January 29, Thursday, January 30, and Friday, January 31, to help combat the ongoing health concerns. School will resume on Monday, February 3. Again, this will begin tomorrow morning. All scheduled events for this afternoon and tonight, Tuesday, January 28th, will proceed as scheduled.
We understand how disruptive this is, but with such a large number of absences, it’s necessary to prioritize the health and safety of our students and staff. We encourage everyone to rest, recover, and take the necessary health precautions during this time.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Danny J Beecham
Henderson County Schools
