Lexington High School

Are you interested in playing football next school year? Here is more information on how you can join the team.

Congratulations again to Mason Taylor and Micah Roach!

Attention Seniors! This is the last week to purchase a prom ticket. Stop by Mrs. Rainey's room to purchase. There will be a prom committee meeting in Mrs. Rainey's room during 5th block on Thursday. If you are interested in helping decorate, please stop by or reach out via email.

There will be an interest meeting for upcoming freshmen on April 14th at 5:30 in the gym at LHS.

Coach Mason Taylor will be speaking in the morning at FCA. Everyone is welcome.

All students will be returning to school tomorrow, Tuesday, March 25th! We hope your break has left you feeling refreshed and reenergized. We can't wait to see everyone back in class and ready to learn!

Testing begins this week!

Testing Time is Quickly Approaching! Please mark your calendars and be sure to be present. Our students and teachers are working hard to prepare, and we are excited to see their efforts pay off! Go Tigers!

The Culinary Arts Club will have their regularly scheduled club meeting during 5th block on Wednesday, March 26th. They must check in with their 5th block teacher for roll check and approval prior to attending the meeting.

Congratulations to Mr. Brandon Rainey for receiving the Lexington Progress Reader's Choice Award for Principal! Your leadership, dedication, and commitment to LHS have truly set you apart. We’re incredibly proud to have your guidance and inspiration. Here's to continued success in the years to come!

Congratulations to Mrs. Amber Douglas on receiving The Lexington Progress Reader's Choice Award! We are fortunate Mrs. Douglas shares her artistic talents with not only our students at Lexington High School, but also our community. She has created several murals in and around Henderson County for all to enjoy. Congratulations, Mrs. Douglas!

Congratulations to Coach Mason Taylor on receiving The Lexington Progress Reader's Choice Award! Coach Taylor pours into the athletes and students at Lexington High School. We are honored to have him as part of our staff on and off the field!

Our very own Maddie Lemmings officially graduated from the Southwest Human Resource Agency Youth Leadership Program! 🎓 Since August, she’s had the privilege of learning about the incredible work SWHRA does to support families and individuals across 16 counties in West Tennessee. Through this program, she has gained a deeper understanding of their mission to promote self-sufficiency, alleviate poverty, and improve the quality of life in our communities. She’s honored to have received a $250 scholarship, generously donated by Bolivar Utilities, as part of this journey. Huge thanks to SWHRA for this amazing opportunity. Here's to continuing to make a positive impact in our communities!

LHS freshmen Lauren Brown and Slade Gibson attended the 78th Annual Tennessee 4-H State Congress in Murfreesboro and Nashville this week. During this time they learned the legislative process, visited the legislative chambers, and met with Sen. Ed Jackson, Rep. Brock Martin, and Rep. Kirk Haston. Thank you for representing Lexington High School!

LHS Tennis’s season is now in full swing. The team opened up district play this week with strong showings. They have played two out-of-district matches with Scotts Hill and Bolivar and 3 district matches with South Side, Crockett County, and North Side. The boys overall record is 4-0, were not able to finish their match with Scotts Hill, and a district record of 3-0. The girls overall record is 3-2 with a district record of 3-0. Both teams are playing strong tennis and continued to improve with their three matches this week. When they return from spring break they will continue district play with two tough matches against Haywood and Dyer County. Proud of how these players are not only playing but also representing our school, county, and themselves. GO BIG RED!!!

Academic success should always be rewarded and some of our classes celebrated today. Ms. Lidian's 9th grade English classes celebrated their CASE scores today with ice-cream!

Our JrROTC Flag Detail team was caught in action this morning as they hoisted Old Glory!

Best Buddies took advantage of the beautiful weather today by getting outside and doing some sidewalk chalk art and fellowshipping with their friends!

Yesterday, our athletes had an amazing day at the Huntingdon Track and Field meet, competing against over 18 schools. Many of our Tigers achieved personal bests and placed in the top 20! 100 Meters: Girls: Leila Huffman - New Personal Record (PR), 19th place Boys: Amarion Arnold - New PR, 1st in his heat, 2nd overall Keagan Chappel - 17th overall 200 Meters: Girls: Kaydence Glass - 19th overall Boys: Keagan Chappel - New PR, 11th overall 400 Meters: Girls: Liberty Yeager - New PR, 18th overall Kadence McKnight - New PR, 1st in her heat, 4th overall (Time: 1:11.14) Boys: Arin Huffman - New PR, 2nd in his heat, 2nd overall (Time: 54.54) DQ McKnight - 6th overall 800 Meters: Girls: Addison Stanfill - 3rd in her heat, 3rd overall Boys: Zayden Roberson - New PR, 8th overall Shot Put: Robert Durrenberger - 12th overall 4x100 Meter Relay: Our relay team, featuring Keagan Chappel, Cameron Smith, Arin Huffman, and Amarion Arnold, had an outstanding performance, winning their heat and finishing 2nd overall with a time of 45.29 seconds. Overall, it was a fantastic meet for our Tigers, showcasing their hard work and dedication!

There will be no FCA in the morning due to the ACT! Good luck, Tigers!