On Jan. 25, over 220 Model United Nations (MUN) competitors from various schools in the Greater Boston area came to Lexington High School to participate in LexMUN. Students from middle school and high...
Lexington High School’s quiz team is set to compete in GBH’s High School Quiz Show, an academic tournament for high school students in Massachusetts. The show premiered its 16th season’s first episode...
Due to a projected budget shortfall in the 2025 fiscal year, Lexington Public Schools has implemented a spending freeze—a deliberate attempt to decrease spending. Julie Hackett, the superintendent of...
On Nov. 8, Lexington High School hosted its annual Veterans Day Panel. The panel, which was held in the IDLC during I-Block, consisted of speakers who served in the United States Military: Lieutenant Colonel...
The Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) is a standardized test that public school students in the state take from third to eighth grade, and once more in the tenth grade. Up until this...
Seniors William Ostrow and Esme Baldo are this year’s recipients of the Academic Excellence Award. Every year, Superintendent Julie Hackett gives this honor to two seniors at Lexington High School of...
On Dec. 6, Lexington High School’s Student-Faculty Senate hosted the Club Marketplace in Commons 2 for the second year in a row, displaying the collaborative spirit and creativity of the school community....
On Nov. 6, the morning following the United States presidential election, students at Lexington High School arrived at their first-block classes with a range of emotions. While some appeared on the verge...
On Sept. 29, 2024, the nonprofit organization Step Beyond Celiac hosted its annual 5K race at Middlesex Community College in Bedford to raise funds and bring awareness to celiac disease.
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On Sept. 17, the League of Women Voters (LWV) hosted an event to register new voters, pre-register high school students, and provide applications for mail-in ballots, bringing a wave of civic engagement...
On July 1, the Cary Memorial Library officially started construction on the Children’s Renovation Project (ChiRP). This project entails the renovation of the library’s lower level, including the Children’s...
For the 2024-2025 school year, Lexington Public Schools is observing three new school holidays—Diwali, Lunar New Year, and Eid al-Fitr—on its official calendar. The change aims to acknowledge and represent...
