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LHS Follies

Grace Peng and Anbini Pannirselvam February 9, 2026

Among the wide variety of activities that are offered at Lexington High School, LHS Follies is a biannual concert that brings the LHS Performing Arts community together. In addition to it being a concert...

Breaking the Procrastination Cycle

Stella Millington January 9, 2026

It’s 10 p.m. on a Tuesday, and you still haven't started your homework. You can’t break the cycle of procrastination. This is a common scenario for almost all students at Lexington High School, facing...

LHS Honors Veterans at Annual Panel

Siri Battini, Vaishnavi Bodapati January 13, 2025

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...

Joy’s Take on Procrastination

Joy Yuan February 16, 2024

One fascinating phenomenon I often see in the Lexington High School community is that procrastination is almost universal amongst the students, yet those exact students end up doing well in most, if not...

Dear Class of 2026,

Ria Vasishtha, Vidula Mannem, and Ellen Wang December 14, 2022

Dear Freshmen,    Welcome to Lexington High School!  In the last few days, have you felt nervous, awkward, or even realized that the upperclassmen are actually not as tall as you had imagined?...

Clubs and Extracurriculars at LHS

Alexis Chen December 14, 2022

Are you into STEM, sports, social issues, or K-pop? Lucky for you, with over 170 clubs, Lexington High School is the perfect place to explore your interests and make new friends. In October, all of...

Your Guide to Guidance Counselors

Anvita Kalpande, News Editor December 14, 2022

As you start your freshman year at Lexington High School, one of the most important people you will meet is your guidance counselor. Guidance counselors help students navigate through all four years of...

Freshman Advice: Do’s and Don’ts

Angie Leung, Online Content Editor December 14, 2022

Do: Take advantage of after-school study spots! When the school day ends, many students head to Cary Library, which is a five-minute walk from Lexington High School, to study or meet up with...

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