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The Lexington Powerlifting Team competed at the Omaha Creighton Prep Early Bird Powerlifting Meet on Saturday, December 4th.  There were 160 lifters on the day

Students in Mr. Zarate’s Anatomy and Physiology classes have recently had the opportunity to take their knowledge on the road. High school students were invited

In Applied Science ECT we have spent the last couple weeks folding and testing paper airplanes. In this unit we look at how planes fly

Mr. Nielson’s Power, Structure, and Technology class has studied safety in the workplace, measuring and marking, hand and power tool safety. At the beginning of

In Spanish class students are learning about the Aztecs and their domination of the central part of Mexico. The Aztecs were one of the Mesoamerican

Which is worse: public shame or hidden suffering? Ask any junior in Mrs. Gruntorad’s English 3 classes, and they will tell you the answer according

A crot is a “series of snippets (thoughts, figurative language, direct quotes, inner or spoken dialogue, fragments, lists, descriptions, single sentences, and more)” (Kruse 1).

As the holidays quickly approach, the Team Games classes are spending the last month trying some new activities. As we move on from a few

Spanish 1 and Intermediate Spanish 1 have been working hard all semester! We have covered a variety of topics and have been expanding our vocabulary

Mr. Ward’s sophomore English class created their own ‘coat of arms’ while studying stories about King Arthur. The idea of a coat of arms began

Something old but something new is happening in the special education department at LHS.  The department is now implementing more content mastery classes. Yes, these

Ms. Temple’s homeroom enthusiastically embraced the 2021 Homecoming festivities and won 2nd place in the Lexington High School door decorating competition. In an effort to

Carl Sagan’s quote hits home this year. A body of knowledge is great to have, but a way of thinking about the world around us

Another Mole Day has come and gone! Saturday, October 23, 2021 chemists and chemistry students from all over the world celebrated Mole Day in honor

This month the Lexington Strength and Conditioning Program celebrated Squatober!  This was an opportunity for both the beginning and advanced strength classes to squat their

In my Geometry classes the students are working on identifying congruent triangles.  There are some shortcuts to determine if triangles are congruent.  Those shortcuts are

As the second quarter is underway the Lexington Agriculture Science classes and FFA has had some exciting things happening this semester. This year 6 juniors

The American History students have been studying the decade of the 1920’s. The 1920’s are considered roaring because of the freedoms and opportunities the American

Who can grow their $100,000 to the most by the end of the semester? That is the challenge that my Personal Finance students must face

Student’s in Mrs. Peterson’s class cook or prepare a snack, drink, or meal nearly every day during 6th period. Once students become adults and live

Shop students at the Alternative Education Support Center have been busy this month breathing new life into our kitchen cabinets that had been sporting a

Thirty Lexington High School students in Ms. Archer’s Career/Transition courses were among the Nebraska teens selected to participate in the grant funded College/Career Search &

Intelligence is 90% Organization     Some people look at writing as a strenuous activity, sometimes very stressful activity. It shouldn’t be that way. Writing

From selecting a flavor of ice cream to ranking an order of animals or descriptive words, a plethora of personality tests are available for someone

In Ms. Allnutt’s biology classes, students have learned what the word “biology” means and what it means to be considered alive. If they learn nothing

In 20th Century American History, we have just wrapped up covering the Roaring 20’s, and have begun covering the Great Depression. The Great Depression is

Close to 500 Lexington High School students have access to books at the public library and thousands of eBooks on Sora because they now have

The beginning art 1 students have been working on drawing from the still life. The still life has been changed throughout the quarter, gradually becoming

This November, LHS school counselors will offer college 101 sessions called Families in Schools. Parents and high school seniors will have the opportunity to attend

Who: Mr. Moreno’s 8th Period English class.  What: Interviewing partners in order to better understand the 7 question words.  When: On Thursday, September 30. Where: In the ISS

Over the last week in Western Civilization, we have been learning about the Renaissance in Italy and Northern Europe. The Renaissance was a time of

After completing Chapter One on Variables, Expressions, and Integers, students in Pre- Algebra have begun learning about solving equations in Chapter Two in our Holt

Introduction to athletic training students have spent the early part of the year getting acquainted with the five domains of athletic training. The five domains

While you are trying to figure out what your next step after graduation should be, consider a career in a skilled trade industry. Take a

Have you ever been in class and felt stress and anxiety wash over your body? Ever been so nervous before a test that you forgot

We are working hard at mastering some big ideas involving “Quadratic Equations and Complex Numbers” in the Algebra 2 classes at Lexington High School. The

“From phones to cars, technology touches every part of our lives. If you can create technology, you can change the world.”  -Susan Wojcicki. Students at

This month we are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in class. Many Latino countries such as Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras celebrate their independence from

¡Bienvenidos a la clase de español! We have been getting busy with learning basic phrases in Spanish 1 and reviewing the main topics from Spanish

The Lexington High School Band is excited to perform their marching band show this year entitled, “Dante”.  With dark themes that open up to a

Congratulations to the 2021 yearbook staff. They were inducted into the Walsworth Gallery of Excellence. “These yearbooks are the shining start of scholastic journalism, inspiring

French classes are off to a great start this year. My students seem to be really excited to learn French. Some common French expressions for

On Friday, September 3, 2021 the Clothing and Textiles Classes were able to go to Wal-Mart to purchase flannel pajama pant material. The students have