Lexington High School is proud to announce our new club: The Electric Tigers.
The purpose of this group is to fulfill requirements for the School Uplift Grant sponsored by TRC and TVA. This will include engaging students and teachers in energy saving measures around the school and working on changing behaviors that will allow the school to save money on energy bills. Students on the energy team will analyze and enter LHS energy data to track progress throughout the program. Students will also be working to create contests and incentives for participation in the program. The program ends in April, where our progress will be analyzed by an independent team to determine if we will receive the “big money” from the program. Mrs. Lauren Marchbanks is leading the team and working with Lexington Electric and TRC as they move through this process and meet goals set by the program coordinator. The group already has several activities planned. Marchbanks stated, “Currently, we are working on a t-shirt contest for the students, as well as setting up an incentive program for teachers, where students will go around in the afternoons with an energy saving checklist that will enter teachers in a drawing for a prize.” This is in hopes to get the entire school involved in saving energy.
Ms. Lidian Lindsey's 5th block students have been reading "Jane Eyre". Students have completed multiple activities over the novel, and then all made an "A" on their novel test. Congratulations to these students!
Mrs. DeWald's class recently studied the election process and political parties. So, as a project they created their own campaign posters running for president, governor, or mayor.
Are you a parent/guardian needing help getting connected to your child's Room?? Mrs. Beecham will be available in the counselors' office from 1-3 p.m. on parent-teacher conference day!!
Tennis Tryouts are happening in October. If interested, see Coach Bartlett for more information.
In October We Wear Pink! Order a Pink Out Shirt from a LHS Football Cheerleader for our October 13th Pink Out game!
Make plans to save a life! Give Blood!
Our LHS students...please make sure you are in the gym at 8:45 in the morning! We are so proud of you! ❤️
5.Quick.Things.To.Learn.About.Rooms.For.Parents.&.Students #rooms101 #5quicklessons
Tomorrow is Freshman Commitment Day! We can't wait to celebrate with our freshmen during 5th block.
Happy Labor Day!
We are excited and proud to announce that Lexington High School has been awarded Level 5 School Status! Congratulations to our students and staff on this outstanding achievement!! #proud #level5school #tvaas
Congratulations to our September Students of the Month!
LHS has received two new vehicles through the Innovative School Models Grant! Pictured are Principal Steve Lindsey and Career Counselor Nicki Johnson.
Congratulations to the Boys Cross Country team for placing 3rd in the Hardin County Invitational. Adam Zukowski finished 6th overall with Zack Bassham placing 11th and Jackson Pace 14th.
Congratulations to Lady Tiger runners Millie Davis and Addison Stanfill. Davis finished 4th overall while Stanfill was 10th.
FCA had 35 students and 6 staff members in attendance yesterday with Mr. Forney as the guest speaker!
Calling All Cooks!!!!
There is a Culinary Arts Meeting on Wednesday, 8/30/23 in Room 10 during 5th block. You must have your permission form and fee with you or already turned in to attend. You must also check in first with your 5th block teacher before going to the meeting. Permission forms are also available in Room 10 with Ms. Lisa Coffman, club sponsor.
FFA Fall Swine Show: This past week, three LHS students kicked off the fall Swine Show Season at the TN State Fair with their livestock projects. They have been working all summer to prepare to get their season started. Their hard work paid off with Cara Roach coming home with Reserve Champion in AOB Barrow and Champion AOB Gilt, Judd Crownover coming home with Champion AOB Barrow, and Nathan Roach coming home with Reserve TN Bred Duroc Barrow. Congratulations!!!
Even small celebrations are exciting and important!! Bomb pops for Mrs. Britt's class that had the highest average on the latest quiz of her three classes. 💥💥💥
Congratulations to you and your senior! You have a great opportunity to salute your graduating Senior in this year's annual. The deadline to order is November 1st, 2023. Contact Mrs. Bivens or any yearbook staff member to get your order in today!
