
Automotive
LHS Automotive Automotive students have been very busy. Some of what second semester students have studied are drivetrains, brakes, and suspension systems. We have looked
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LHS Automotive Automotive students have been very busy. Some of what second semester students have studied are drivetrains, brakes, and suspension systems. We have looked
Senior Breakfast 2025 On Wednesday, April 30th, the Lexington High School staff will be hosting a Senior Breakfast for all seniors to celebrate their last
Agricultural Education 2025 Members of the Lexington FFA competed in District 11 Career Development Events in January and February. Those contests included Agronomy
English 3 – American Literature Kaylee schwarz In an exciting literary journey, English 3 and 3H students have recently been working through their reading of
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