The importance of school safety has become increasingly prevalent in K-12 education across the United States. From mental health resources to effective security measures, a safe and supportive learning...
This school year, the new Syracuse University Project Advance (SUPA) Personal Finance course began offering college credit to Lexington High School students.
While Syracuse runs these concurrent courses...
Besides being involved in various clubs at Lexington High School, students who are passionate about mentorship can share their interests with younger students at Lexington’s middle schools—Diamond...
From wild stunts to energetic cheers, the Lexington High School Cheer team has never been short of excitement. But much goes on behind the scenes before a spectacular performance.
This season, the...
Lexington High School is home to over 150 clubs. Much like the diversity of the LHS student body, these clubs reflect the school’s wide range of backgrounds and interests—from Bollywood dance to Model...
On Nov. 22, the Class Council of 2025, in collaboration with Hype Squad, hosted a pep rally for the senior class during I Block at Lexington High School.
The pep rally, an event celebrating LHS’s...
Lexington High School offers a huge catalog of courses, and students in their senior year can choose from eight English electives. One of these choices is the Speculative Fiction class, a year-long course...
The Lexington Public Schools’ School Committee is a regulatory body that oversees the school system, and is an integral part of the operation of the Lexington education system. But few students know...
South Asian Student Association (SASA) is a three-year-old club at Lexington High School that was created with the intention of embracing South Asian culture while also providing a safe space for South...
It was May of 2024, which meant MCAS testing at Lexington High School. Tenth graders were taking the test in designated rooms throughout campus, so other classes were reassigned to different classrooms.
Rachel...
From getting hit in the face by a dodgeball, twisting an ankle on a curb, a bloody nose, or allergies– an endless amount of reasons could prompt a Lexington High School student to seek out the Health...
“When you're on crutches, people don't really notice when you're in the crowds,” Daniel Saptari, a senior at Lexington High School who used to use crutches and now has a prosthetic leg, said. “You...
