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TeenBookCloud is an online database with a growing collection of over 1000 titles of Graphic Novels, Enhanced Novels, eBooks, classic literature, videos, educator resources, and audiobooks. The new

Advanced Spanish 1 is a program designed to provide an active and rewarding learning experience for students to continue to strengthen their language skills and

What’s Going on in English 3? -KayLee Schwarz Hello from Mrs. Schwarz’ English 3 class. So far this year we have really been diving deep

Where do you want to be in five years? In 10? Do you see yourself in a management or leadership position? A bachelor’s degree in

Notre Dame de Paris- Our Lady of Paris—one of France’s most beautiful structures. The cathedral is built in the exact center of Paris on the

Students in Algebra 1 have started the year with learning how to solve equations and inequalities. Once learning about both of the concepts, they realized

Write Tools Writing is Wonderful The English 2 S classes are working on building beautiful Write Tools paragraphs. Write Tools uses an eight step process

Puritan Poetry and Music Today Students in English 3 with Mrs. Gruntorad have been studying early American writers. Specifically, we have been reading texts by

Family and Consumer Science In Clothing and Textiles we recently completed our hand-stitch unit and made donut pincushions. It demonstrated their ability to use proper

Pride of the Minutemen Marching Band The marching band is working hard on its show this year entitled “Thrones”.  Featuring music inspired by Game of

In Foods and Nutrition, we have learned the proper way to handwash, kitchen first-aid, safety, sanitation, and about microwaves. Recently we made vanilla mug cakes

Advanced Strength and Conditioning classes spent time this week with Morton and Bryan Elementary Schools teaching Kindergarten and 1st Grade students how to tie their

Reading is an important part of our High School English curriculum. Without reading, there would be no writing and vice versa. Rebecca Joy Stanborough states

Beginning and Advanced Strength & Conditioning students have been busy conducting assessments and collecting data to start the school year.  We use the data collected

YOUTH XC FUN RUN Thursday, September 1 4:30 P.M. Young Minutemaid and Minutemen runners, come join the Lexington Cross Country high school and middle school

Lexington High School – Back to School Information 2022-2023 ENGLISH SPANISH SOMALI ENGLISH Welcome Back to LHS! On behalf of the staff at Lexington High

Cross Country Fundraiser Our Lexington XC Team is now accepting orders for driveway stamps! Show your Lexington Pride by having us come out to your

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.