While many students think of the library as simply a place to print assignments or spend their free blocks, librarians at LHS do a lot more work behind the scenes to keep the library running. From teaching...
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 life, and understand...
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 many branches....
On May 22, Lexington High School’s Youth Movement Against Alzheimer's (YMAA) club hosted Purple Palooza at the Lexington Community Center. The occasion brought together students and community members...
The Lexington High School Folio Literary and Art Magazine is one of the school’s longest-running student publications, operating since 1973. Each meteorological season, the Editors-in-Chief and staff...
Beginning Thursday, March 26, Lexington High School students will have the opportunity to lead peer-led study sessions organized through a new Google Classroom, aimed to make academic help more accessible.
The...
During Feb. break, juniors and seniors studying French at Lexington High School had the opportunity to participate in NeuLex. This cross-cultural exchange program took place in Lexington and Neuchâtel,...
While most students arrive at Lexington High School around the first bell in the morning, the building has already been awake for hours. The school custodians have been at work, ensuring that everything...
On Jan. 16, 2026, Lexington High School hosted its second Lexington Learns Together (LLT) day, a continuation of the unique half-day program initiated last year. Taking place on a Day Zero, LLT consisted...
A month ago, a survey was sent to Lexington High School students and staff, along with other town community members. The survey, titled “Experiential Graphics at Lexington High School,” collected information...
Special education teachers at Lexington High School play a crucial and often underrecognized role in supporting students across the academic spectrum.They run resource classes for students who need additional...
The Youth Movement Against Alzheimer’s Club (YMAA) is a club at Lexington High School that aims to educate the public on Alzheimer's prevention and volunteer support for people with Alzheimer's. The...