Mrs. Jaivel's Vocal Music Class sang at NorthCliff Assisted Living yesterday. They sang Christmas Carols while the residents were enjoying breakfast. It was a very special time for both the residents and the students. Ms. Janelle Jacobsen was with us and sang a duet with Mrs. Jaivel and the students.
It’s time for another Meet our Team Monday! Each Monday, we are sharing profiles featuring our dedicated faculty and staff who go above and beyond to make our school the outstanding and welcoming community that it is. Our state scores speak to the commitment of our faculty and staff. We want to introduce who each one is as a person. Join us in celebrating our team each week.
Lexington High School is proud to once again host the multi- award winning and New York Best- Selling author, Ruta Sepetys! She will visit us on Monday, December 11. Known for telling the "hidden" stories, she has become a cherished author world- wide. She will discuss her breakout novel about the Russian holocaust entitled, "Between Shades of Gray. " All students at LHS will have the opportunity to hear her speak. Students enrolled in English or History this semester will receive a copy of her book. Once again, thank you to Humanities Tennessee for donating the books for our students to have signed. We look forward to a wonderful day on Monday!
Mrs. Jaivel Walker's Spanish classes have made some amazing Christmas cards using quilling. Quilling is an art form that involves the use of strips of paper that are rolled, shaped, and glued together to create decorative designs. The paper shape is manipulated to create designs on their own or to decorate other objects, such as greetings cards, pictures, boxes, or to make jewelry.
Mrs. Jaivel's 3rd block and 4th block classes learned how to make paper flowers a few weeks ago! They are used in many traditional decorations in Latin countries. The next week they learned how to make "papel picado" (cut paper decorations).
Mrs. Lidian Lindsey's class decorated Christmas cookies today!
Biology 1 students will take the End of Course test tomorrow, December 8th. Students should report to 1st block for attendance. Testing will begin at 8:00am. Good Luck, TIGERS!
Lifespan Development students recently returned their RealCare robot babies after their recent at-home lab experience taking care of their "newborns" for several days.
SDC World History, American History, & Criminal Justice students will take the End of Course test tomorrow, December 7th. Students should report to their 1st block class for attendance. Testing will begin at 8:00am. Good Luck, TIGERS!
Balfour will be here on Thursday. They will have jackets and senior clothing that have been ordered. If a student has a balance, they will need to bring the balance with them to receive their order.
Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry students will be taking the Math End of Course Subpart 2 & 3 tomorrow, December 6th. Students should report to 1st block for attendance. Testing will begin at 8:00am. Good Luck, TIGERS!
The lady tigers basketball team has enjoyed helping with the Youth Challenger basketball league over the last few Mondays. We have looked forward to spreading the love of basketball with the youth in Henderson County. ❤️
It’s time for another Meet our Team Monday! Each Monday, we are sharing profiles featuring our dedicated faculty and staff who go above and beyond to make our school the outstanding and welcoming community that it is. Our state scores speak to the commitment of our faculty and staff. We want to introduce who each one is as a person. Join us in celebrating our team each week.
Pictured are students in Human Studies and Family Studies classes doing an activity on healthy relationships with Health Department educator, Amber Staten. This correlated with chapters they are studying on relationships, dating, and marriage in addition to her presentation on the topic. Students played a game in which they rated whether behavior characteristics were acceptable or unacceptable for their current or future relationships.
Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry students will be taking the Math End of Course Subpart 1 tomorrow, December 5th. Testing will be during your regular scheduled Math class. Good Luck, TIGERS!
Support our LHS Seniors this Saturday from 4-8pm at Christmas on the Square! Bring the kids for lots of fun activities, and finish your Christmas shopping with tons of hometown vendors!
The Youth Health Council members participated in the Great American Smokeout and “No Vape November.” Students could pledge to avoid smoking or promise to to try quitting by signing off and receiving a bracelet or spinner provided by Health Department educator, Amber Staten. Members also promoted awareness about the health hazards of vaping, smoking, and dipping by hanging posters throughout the school.
English 9 & 10 students will be taking Subpart 2 and 3 tomorrow, November 30th. Testers should report to their 1st block for attendance. Testing will begin at 8:00am. Good Luck, TIGERS!
Students were greeted at the doors this morning with some "encourage-mint"! Good luck on your EOCs to all of our students!
We are so proud of our LHS Beta Club! They represented our school brilliantly at the State Beta Convention. We hope you enjoy celebrating thier accomplishments in this post of photos.
A special thank you to all of the parents and chaperones of these students and to our Beta Sponsors. Nicki Johnson, Jaivel Walker, Mary Woodall, and Alan Jones… you are amazing. Thank you for all you do for the students. Chris Burns… way to represent LHS as a State Beta Presidential Candidate!
LHS Beta club is the second oldest club at LHS, founded in March of 1937.
Currently there are 176 members in the club. Last year, members performed more than 9000 hours of community service. The national club has over half a million members and is the nation's largest nonprofit educational youth organization.
