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Mr. OM’s Modus Operandi: A Look into Lexington High School’s New English Department Head
Vito Hsueh and Aaminah Shams June 14, 2026

Joshua Olivier-Mason, known by many as Mr. OM, has been an English teacher at Lexington High School for the past 14 years. As a former independent school teacher and college educator,...

Lexington Student Research and Publication Collaborative Attends AERA Conference
Lexington Student Research and Publication Collaborative Attends AERA Conference
Hannah Han and Carrie Li June 14, 2026

The Lexington Student Research and Publication Collaborative (LSRPC) is a student-led initiative currently conducting original research on student perspectives of Generative AI...

Yoga at LHS: A Different Type of Gym Class
Meghna Rajesh and Jo Vijayarangan June 15, 2026

When you think of a yoga class, you may just think of a slow, easy stretch. However, inside the yoga room at Lexington High School, students are learning how to breathe, move through...

Cancer Kids First Club: Hope in Action
Cancer Kids First Club: Hope in Action
Erin Sim and Eva Desjarlais June 15, 2026

Cancer Kids First is the largest youth-led international nonprofit organization that supports pediatric cancer patients, and its Lexington High School chapter is one of the organization’s...

Spring Sports Highlights: Tennis Teams
Spring Sports Highlights: Tennis Teams
Annabel Volpe and Jiawei Liu June 16, 2026

With another season of spring sports drawing to a close, Lexington High School’s tennis teams reflected on their progress and highlighted some of their most memorable experiences.  For...

An Introduction to the LHS Fencing Team
Veolla Jiang and Daphne Warren May 1, 2026

Lexington High School’s fencing team has been quietly achieving successes in the fast-paced combat sport. In fencing, two competitors in protective gear aim to score points by...

School’s Out (of Date): Why Reading Became Boring
Amberly Liu June 21, 2026

Note: when I refer to reading, assume I am talking about fictional stories. My first love was a supernatural, skinny, five-foot-ten boy, with dark hair and sea-green eyes. Some...

Minuteman’s Update: Iran-US Peace Talks, and A Violent Shooting Outside the White House
Ayla Modirzadeh-March June 21, 2026

Hi everyone, and welcome back to Minuteman’s Update! It’s been a while since I last wrote a column due to vacations and AP Exams, and I’m so excited to be back. Today we...

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Lexington Envirothon Takes the Stage at Regionals
Lexington Envirothon Takes the Stage at Regionals
Veolla Jiang and Daphne Warren June 16, 2026

Since the start of the school year, the Lexington High School Envirothon Club has been preparing for the Massachusetts Envirothon, a statewide environmental science competition...

LHS Students Qualify for ISEF
Devangi Bhargava and EunSeong Kim June 16, 2026

This past May, over 1,700 high school STEM students from all over the world met up in Phoenix, Arizona, to compete for the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). Among...

Sound Check: LHS Symphony Orchestra and Concert Band Trip to NYC
Sound Check: LHS Symphony Orchestra and Concert Band Trip to NYC
Adison Chow June 21, 2026

Over this past April vacation, the Lexington High School Symphony Orchestra and Concert Band traveled down to New York City to participate in a music festival. In addition, students...

BioArt Classes Attends Field Trip to MassArt for Annual BioArt Bonanza
Mia Pu and Zoe Walter June 21, 2026

On May 6, BioArt students at Lexington High School attended a field trip to the Massachusetts College of Art and Design to attend the annual BioArt Bonanza exhibition, an event...

The Renovation at Cary Library
Zynah Hasan and Pahal Busa June 16, 2026

The Cary Memorial Library is a well-known gathering and study space used frequently by Lexington High School students, particularly on its first floor. In the past few years, the...

Student Perspectives on New Proposed “AI Literacy” Policy
Mira Xu and Rohan Boonapalli June 16, 2026

Massachusetts legislatures have recently proposed a policy that would require teaching “AI literacy” instruction for high school students. The proposed policy introduces a...

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