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Ms. Carlson An epithet is a label attached to a person’s name to highlight a feature or quality of that person’s character; for example, “Alexander

You can overcome it and FINISH STRONG! As the final quarter approaches, I often hear students discussing how difficult it is to stay motivated. I

In an effort to give ELL students exposure to fine arts, four new ELL classes were created and implemented this school year. The classes are

Students in English 3 and English 3 Honors have been working hard this quarter to write their argumentative essays.  First, students had to select a

With National Athletic Training month just around the corner, introduction to athletic training students are continuing to learn about what it is athletic trainers do

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, the anatomy and physiology classes have been learning about the heart, blood, and the arteries and veins. After learning

Team | District Runner-Up District Champions Brady Fago & Daven Naylor https://www.lexschools.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/IMG_0296.movhttps://www.lexschools.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/IMG_0292.mov STATE QUALIFIERS 106 (9) – Daven Naylor 113 (11) – Ivan Lazo 120

Attending college is the goal of most of our students, however, is a four-year degree your best option. A college degree is definitely beneficial in

This year’s 400 national recipients rose to the top of over 4,700 applications. Of those 400, 40 are selected as National Winners and 360 are

To start off the semester in co-taught biology, we closed on our genetics unit by learning all we could about DNA. We discussed the history

Each Friday that there is not an all-school Destination Graduation event, the Community Based Instruction students practice their job skills during first period and homeroom.

Hello and welcome back to another episode of English and Speech at LHS. This semester is off to a good start in our English 2

With its rugged mountains, vast desert areas, and hostile Native American tribes the Great Plains region was once viewed as nothing more than an obstacle

Advanced Strength and Conditioning classes visited elementary school PE classes today.

The ELL Transition 1 History class has been learning about the Maya in the Past and the Present. Here the students are starting to put

In Algebra 1A, we are making stained glass windows with linear equations. Each student gets to make one piece of the window by graphing 12

Students in Mr. Patocka’s Spanish classes will be reading stories from an excellent online literature website called commonlit.org/es/texts. The website is a combination of current

Our collection is growing! Come check out the new books that are arriving weekly in the library. It’s the time of year that many classes

…That is the question. In English 3 CT the students are going to be reading “The Devil and Tom Walker” by Washington Irving. In the

The American History I classes are studying about Civil Rights history both old and new. If the original Civil Rights acts would have been enforced

On a recent billboard, the message was simple. We are drowning in information, while starving for wisdom.        With all the websites, news services, and

In visiting a friend’s house, you noticed that their mom was changing the oil in the car, would that seem odd or different from your

The John Higgins Invitational will be held on January, 25th at LHS starting at 9AM. This tournament features schools from Nebraska, Kansas, and Colorado.

As the students in Foundations of Leadership continue on their journey to determine their personal goals, they were challenged to choose one word that would

It is hard sometimes to empathize with the things of the past. Especially one that is so radically different than our own. Currently our U.S.

Currently, the Lexington band is working on preparing for their concert band season as well as the Jazz Band season.  Students are currently auditioning for

The ACT test is a national test and is one of two tests that many four-year college institutions recognize for admission and awarding academic scholarships.

This month, the ELL students started a new unit in history class which is about the Maya in the Past and Present. Students are currently

The Family and Consumer Science Kitchens received an upgrade this spring semester. Through the Carl T. Perkins grant four commercial grade restaurant stainless steel tables

Results from the Peru State Powerlifting meet on Saturday (1/11/20).  There were 174 lifters on the day from the following schools: Lexington, Clearwater-Orchard, Columbus Scotus,

          In American History II class, we are currently discussing the events around the world that would cause the United States

Beginning and Advanced Strength and Conditioning classes are off to a fantastic start 2nd semester!  Classes are at maximum capacity and students have come back