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Dance can be a very effective tool as it teaches body awareness, body control, agility, balance and rhythm.  Depending on the movement pattern the human

Automotive Technology second year students are working on projects ranging from electrical and suspension to wiring lights among other assignments. They have rebuilt a Mustang

The transition from middle school to high school is challenging. You go from being the oldest students in the building to the youngest. You go

The freshmen in English 1 CT have been learning about Write Tools for the past two weeks. They have been working hard to learn the

For the last 2 months, the DLP students have had a visitor each Wednesday from the UNL Extension Office.  Patricia comes weekly to teach the

It is 7:45 A.M. and the LHS Boy’s Soccer Team has already been hard at work for over 30 minutes. The boys are taking part

Spring is here and the Team Games classes are ready to get outside. It has been a challenging year, but we are extremely proud of

The freshman and junior students have been busy over the last quarter. The topic of Reconstruction started our American history 3rd quarter studies. While discussing

This quote from Confucius is a great reminder to never stop… never stop learning and never stop growing.  Physical Science studies matter.  First semester we

This week the students are starting their last quarter of the school year. In our Algebra 1 class, we just finished learning about adding, subtracting,

THE REPORT FROM 401

Over the weekend the Powerlifting Team competed at the Class B State Powerlifting Meet.  It was a great day of Powerlifting and our students competed

Students in English 2 CT with Mrs. Gruntorad and Mrs. Benson have been reading Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. Published in 1953, this original dystopian

Fifteen students in Spanish and French classes are getting ready to travel to beautiful Spain and France this summer. The trip was postponed last summer

The month of March is nutrition focus. The following are the Minutemen/Minutemaid healthy body rules.

By Julie Baker Third quarter has been a REAL CHALLENGE for Ms. Temple and Ms. Baker’s 5th period Reading Class! What began with a visual

ELL students (English Language Learners) across the district are taking the ELPA (English Language Proficiency Assessment). Each year, students who have not reached English proficiency

It has been a busy couple of weeks for the Lexington FFA Chapter! Our members have put in a lot of time preparing for our

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

You don’t need to look too far if you are the tin man. The anatomy classes have been finishing up the section on heart structure

By Carol Carlson Seniors traditionally study British literature for their last English class. Our high school library has over 325 books by British authors, so

The idea of starting a business can be very exciting to young people. They dream of making money and having people line up for their

In general biology, we’ve been working our way through our unit on genetics and heredity. Students have discovered patterns of inheritance by studying Duchenne Muscular

Lexington Powerlifting Team – Peru State Powerlifting Meet – February 13Boys Team 2nd, Girls Team 2nd, Co-ed Team 2nd

Students in Pre-Algebra have been working hard since their return from winter break. They have been slowly getting back into the rhythm of starting their

Intro to Athletic Training has started off the second semester strong with 12 new students. Students have been learning about a number of different topics

On Wednesday, February 3, 2021, the Lexington Public School District will participate in World Read Aloud Day sponsored by Lit World®, a non-profit organization created

When the dismissal bell rang out on Friday, January 29, most students made a beeline for the door, anxious to begin their weekend. However, in

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

Functions are a very practical math application to connect algebraic concepts to the real world. Think of any activity that has measurable data connected with

A bald eagle is a type of animal that lives in a grassland habitat. There are two main habitats that we are learning about in

This week in Mr. Klein’s Intro. to Chemistry class students investigated the various properties of metals, nonmetals, and metalloids. First, they investigated physical properties such

People select a word to represent the year. Most people would choose “Challenging,” “Flexible,” or even “Hopeful” for 2020. For 2021, the word for my

Attention Seniors and Senior Parents: There are lots of upcoming scholarship deadlines for anyone interested in continuing their education after graduation. There are simply too

The American Government class has been busy taking and preparing for the United States Citizenship Test. It is a new requirement from the Nebraska state

Currently, the bands are all working on Pep Band, Concert Band & Jazz Band material.  With concerts looking different because of COVID the band is

With the second semester up and running, the Sophomore English Honors classes are beginning to work on research papers. During the first semester, the classes

In STARS PE this month we have started calculating the steps in PE class using clickers. The class puts them on at the beginning of

Currently the Honors Western Civilization students are about to start discussing the course of events that culminated in the horrors of the French Revolution. In

Beginning 2nd semester the Advanced Strength and Conditioning classes, in collaboration with the Physics classes, will begin utilizing a new technology during their training.  The