Sandoz 3rd Grade Musical 2024
Squirm A Wiggly, Giggly, Squiggly Musical By John Jacobson & John Higgins Sandoz 3rd Grade Musical Photos by Paul Pack
The mission of Lexington Public Schools is to develop capable and responsible lifelong learners.
We will prepare students for the global challenges and the opportunities of the future with the cooperation of family, school, and community. The school is committed to instilling in each student a desire to learn and to overcome challenges within a caring, respectful, and multicultural environment.
Squirm A Wiggly, Giggly, Squiggly Musical By John Jacobson & John Higgins Sandoz 3rd Grade Musical Photos by Paul Pack
LHS One Act Presents “OZ” by Don Zolidis Come to a night of incredible entertainment as Lexington High School presents “Oz” by Don Zolidis! 🎭
Mr. Pack’s Applied Science Class Our Applied Science students completed a paper airplane lab where students tested the performance of different types of paper airplanes.
Patriot Pen Winners 2024 Congratulations to Lexington Middle School students Liviana Schneider, Lorelai Rickertsen, and Sadiyo Abdullahi for winning the Patriot Pen essay competition! This
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