Mrs. Laurel Fitzgerald will be speaking in the morning. Everyone is welcome.
LHS Announcements for September 22-26
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_PTZxio4T-aofbiWBgfbRg3FYu_qWlgTka0XPafvTtY/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_PTZxio4T-aofbiWBgfbRg3FYu_qWlgTka0XPafvTtY/edit?usp=sharing
Juniors: Make plans to attend to order your Letter Jacket!
HOCO Day 3 Babies vs Seniors
Parent Check-In for Friday’s Pep Rally
In accordance with State and Federal Guidelines, all visitors must be properly checked in before entering a school building, which involves mandating visitor sign-in, ID verification, and the use of badge systems.
Parents who plan to attend the pep rally on Friday are encouraged to pre-register using the link below by 11:00 a.m. on Friday. (Pre-registration will be closed at 11:00 a.m.) Doing so will allow a preprinted badge to be ready for pickup at the new building office door at 1:45 p.m., making entry into the gym quicker and more efficient. Note that the preregistration also requires the upload of your licence and a photo.
Visitors who do not pre-register will be required to complete the standard check-in process at the door, which includes presenting a driver’s license and may involve waiting in a lengthy line.
Pre-registration is now open and available here:
https://vkda.co/x/N72XukNm86Aqajgu
Thank you,
LHS Administration
In accordance with State and Federal Guidelines, all visitors must be properly checked in before entering a school building, which involves mandating visitor sign-in, ID verification, and the use of badge systems.
Parents who plan to attend the pep rally on Friday are encouraged to pre-register using the link below by 11:00 a.m. on Friday. (Pre-registration will be closed at 11:00 a.m.) Doing so will allow a preprinted badge to be ready for pickup at the new building office door at 1:45 p.m., making entry into the gym quicker and more efficient. Note that the preregistration also requires the upload of your licence and a photo.
Visitors who do not pre-register will be required to complete the standard check-in process at the door, which includes presenting a driver’s license and may involve waiting in a lengthy line.
Pre-registration is now open and available here:
https://vkda.co/x/N72XukNm86Aqajgu
Thank you,
LHS Administration
Homecoming dress up day 2, students showing off their future careers!
Goooodddd Morningggg LHS!! 🤪😂
Congratulations to these two winners! A huge "thank you" to everyone who participated in the blood drive!
Our students looked as bright as their future on day 1 of Homecoming Week!
HOMECOMING is Friday!! Tickets are $10 at the gate or $8 through GoFan!
Bro. Clint Sanders from Second Baptist will be speaking!
LHS Announcements week of September 15-19
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_PTZxio4T-aofbiWBgfbRg3FYu_qWlgTka0XPafvTtY/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_PTZxio4T-aofbiWBgfbRg3FYu_qWlgTka0XPafvTtY/edit?usp=sharing
Homecoming Week Schedule !!
Thinking outside the box helped us achieve a level 5 status but we had a little fun today at Parent-Teacher Conference inside the box.
A Piece of History Returns to LHS
This week, Lexington High School received a very special gift from an anonymous donor — an almost pristine copy of the very first LHS yearbook from 1925!
Did you know? LHS opened in 1909 and graduated its first class in 1912. And here’s a fun fact — we weren’t always the Tigers! In the beginning, we were known as the Yellowjackets, which is why the very first yearbook was titled “The Black and Gold.”
A few more fun yearbook facts:
📖 1925 – The first yearbook, “The Black and Gold,” was published by the class of 1925.
📖 1926 & 1927 – Yearbooks were also printed.
📖 1938 – The class created “The Minuteman,” but sadly, it was never printed.
📖 1947 – After 20 years, “The Tiger” returned with help from photographer William Arnold.
📖 1952 – The yearbook carried the name “The Cotton Boll,” but has since been “The Tiger.”
We are so thankful for this donation that helps preserve a piece of our school’s story.
This week, Lexington High School received a very special gift from an anonymous donor — an almost pristine copy of the very first LHS yearbook from 1925!
Did you know? LHS opened in 1909 and graduated its first class in 1912. And here’s a fun fact — we weren’t always the Tigers! In the beginning, we were known as the Yellowjackets, which is why the very first yearbook was titled “The Black and Gold.”
A few more fun yearbook facts:
📖 1925 – The first yearbook, “The Black and Gold,” was published by the class of 1925.
📖 1926 & 1927 – Yearbooks were also printed.
📖 1938 – The class created “The Minuteman,” but sadly, it was never printed.
📖 1947 – After 20 years, “The Tiger” returned with help from photographer William Arnold.
📖 1952 – The yearbook carried the name “The Cotton Boll,” but has since been “The Tiger.”
We are so thankful for this donation that helps preserve a piece of our school’s story.
Mrs.. Britt's Algebra 1 classes participated in math speed dating today to practice new skills.
Save the Date: Retakes and Makeups will be on September 25th, 2025!
Senior Signup Link:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F45A5A622A2FFCE9-56937315-class
Senior Signup Link:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F45A5A622A2FFCE9-56937315-class
Ms. Lisa Coffman's Hospitality and Tourism students, Jumiah and Elliott, enjoyed making treats for the football game's hospitality room. They learned how to make a homemade cookie cake pizza.
Mr. Brandon Rainey will be tomorrow's speaker. Everyone is welcome.
Parent-Teacher conference is this Thursday from 9am to 7pm. Students should have a form from their teachers to sign and return. There is no school for students on this day.
Friday is Fair Day. Schools are closed on Friday. Enjoy your long weekend and don't eat too many funnel cakes!
Friday is Fair Day. Schools are closed on Friday. Enjoy your long weekend and don't eat too many funnel cakes!
