What do zombies, vampires, aliens, and…dinosaurs have in common? At Lexington High School, they’re all part of English class. This year, the English Department introduced three new senior electives....
As the school year progresses, new policies around cell phone usage, attendance, and tardiness have sparked some debate amongst students and staff. One such policy is that students must place their phones...
From September 1-11, Lexington High School welcomed 20 students and five chaperones from Guadalajara, Spain. The students came as part of an exchange program that has been a long-standing LHS tradition.
“This...
For the 2025-2026 school year, Lexington High School has implemented a series of new attendance and cell phone policies.
The implementation of these policies was the work of the LHS Site Council,...
Ten months ago, on Nov. 12, 2024, the School Building Committee (SBC) approved “Bloom” as the preferred design for a new Lexington High School. After competing with a few other designs, such as a simple...
Lexington High School was ranked 3rd in the state in the annual U.S. News & World Report Best High Schools list published on August 19. LHS trailed only Boston Latin, a magnet school, and Pioneer Valley...
On May 8, Lexington High School presented its 2025 spring musical, Into the Woods. The musical, which ran from May 8-10, originally debuted in 1986 and was written by James Lapine, with music and lyrics...
Every year on Memorial Day, students in Lexington come together for the Never-Fading Poppy Project’s (NFPP) Memorial Day Showcase, a tradition that blends art and remembrance.
“This is the third...
Since its beginning in 2006, the Special Olympics games at Lexington High School have evolved from a modest event into one of the school’s most beloved traditions, celebrating students with disabilities....
Lexington High School’s chess team attended the 2025 US Chess SuperNationals Scholastic Championships from May 9 to May 11. Despite having to take byes in the tournament to take AP exams, the team worked...
The 1775 Battles of Lexington and Concord marked the start of American independence. 250 years later, on April 19, 2025, American residents gathered once again on the Lexington Battle Green to commemorate...