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Students in English 1 CT finished reading the final novel of the year this week, Lord of the Flies. The book by William Golding was

Students in English 3 CT with Mrs. Gruntorad and Mrs. Benson just finished reading the novel The Great Gatsby. The Great Gatsby is by author

Stop by the Lexington High School Library to enjoy the beautiful art displays of African and Latin American art donated by Natalie Hahn. According to

Over the past 13 years, the Strength and Conditioning have collected performance metrics on every student-athlete that has participated in the Strength & Conditioning program. The

Students in English 4 and College English II were asked to relate their favorite memories from school. Their responses are as follows: Francisco Acosta: My

Thank you to Mr. Bell for instructing a dance lesson for all Advanced Strength students today. Great opportunity for balance and rhythm to be learned

Information on Almost Any Topic is Practically Free by Daniel Schaben             According to Chris Anderson in the digital book, “Free: The Future of a

The English Department will have a new curriculum for the 2022-2023 school year. This past year, the English Department talked with several textbook companies to

Eighteen Lexington High School students from Ms. Archer’s Career Exploration Intro. Course were among the 52 Nebraska high school students selected to participate in the

Over 600 hours of work went into making 205 teddy bears for children of Ukraine.  Mrs. Gydesen’s Clothing and Design classes stopped regular projects to

Evan Stewart is the Nebraska SkillsUSA state champion in Automotive Service Technology. Evan will represent Nebraska at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference, June

On Friday the Lexington art students represented Lexington well.  Freshman, Viviana Gonzalez, received a second place medal in ceramics.  Junior, Cooper Madrigal, also finished second, for

The American Government class is on schedule to complete their last month of their high school career. One of the final tasks they need to

In Applied Science ECT we have spent the past two weeks looking at adaptations and natural selection. During our adaptations unit, students “created” a brand

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.

March 25, 2022 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Grand Island to host 2022 SkillsUSA Nebraska Leadership and Skills Conference On April 7th-9th, more than 1,300 students from

Lexington Announces New Head Volleyball Coach The Lexington Activities Department is proud to announce the hiring of Allie Prososki as the new Head Coach of

Automotive students are busy in the shop applying a lot of the skills they have learned throughout this year. First and second year students are

Recently Foundations of Leadership Students (ninth graders) from the twelve core classes took time to initiate their study on heroes and leaders by creating sculptures

Lexington High School American History students, under the direction of Mr. O’Brien, researched key events in the Civil Rights Movement.  After becoming experts on their

The last couple weeks in Beginning Strength Health students have been learning about Mental and Emotional Health.  They have been working on vocabulary terms and

The special education department will be busy this fourth quarter tying up loose ends. Staff will be completing the rest of our IEP’s, updating transition

Fourth quarter here we go! In Algebra 1A, my students are continuing to learn about statistical models and using data sets to find different values.

Western Civilization Mr. DeLaet In Western Civilization, we have just finished up our unit on the French Revolution and Napoleon Bonaparte. Our new unit focuses

The Clothing classes offered in the first and second semesters at Lexington High School use skills learned to give back to their community.  Each student is required

I can’t help but think of what Benjamin Franklin said, ‘tell me and I forget… teach me and I remember… involve me and I learn.’

This year, the Lexington FFA chapter has been working very diligently at their competitions. They have been intensely studying and practicing to compete the best

In Reading Skills, we are just finishing our workshop entitled “Money Matters”. We discussed the importance of knowing the difference between an asset and a

Throughout this school year Lexington High School students have volunteered their time at the Lexington Public Library. They have served cookies for the Humanities Nebraska

News from English 3 -KayLee Heins Here in the English 3 world, we are wrapping up our Argumentative Research paper. Students were able to browse

Students who participate in Employment Today learn many job related skills.  Most of the skills are practiced at school, however students can go off campus

My students are just weeks away from taking the state ACT exam during school.  All year the students have been reviewing pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, and

This week my Geometry students are learning how to find missing angles that are inscribed in circles.  The students have learned different rules and equations

Students in English 2 CT have been working on their paragraph writing skills. We have been reading different articles in Scope magazine from Scholastic and

Last Friday, February 25, 2022, Seniors had the opportunity to go to UNK to take the AVANT Spanish test for their Seal of Biliteracy. The

The Lexington Powerlifting Team competed at the Nebraska High School Powerlifting State Championships this weekend at Midland University. The boys team placed 3rd and the

The Foundations of Leadership Class #3 challenged other FOL classes to collect items for their local food pantry during February 7-17, 2022. The class to

What do gummy snacks, funyons, cheetohs, and oreos all have in common? How are they different? That was part of the lab that Advanced Biology

25 février 2022 Bienvenue à la classe de français.—- French III has been working on their cooking projects. They have to find a recipe of

The athletic training department is catching up with some familiar faces. We have had a number of excellent UNK athletic training students intern with us

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We have been busy in our Spanish classes with a ton of new vocabulary and grammar! This quarter in Spanish 1, we have been talking

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

Lexington competed today at Omaha Creighton Prep in the All Class RAW State Powerlifting Meet.  There were 240 lifters on the day. Schools that competed include:

LHS 9th Graders Plan Multicultural Fair All 9th graders at Lexington High School participate in a Foundations of Leadership (F.O.L.) course.  This course is designed

Students in Mrs. Peterson’s classes are focused on becoming as independent as possible as they think about their futures. We do a lot of lessons