Congratulations to our JH Students for CRUSHIN' IT with Kindness!
Our JH Teachers have awarded these students and presented by our LHS NHS students; Emma S., Kennedy S., Bo S.
6th grade- Gideon L.
Gideon is a thoughtful student who treats everyone in the school community with genuine kindness. He helps to create a welcoming environment for others wherever he goes, as his gentle composure allows his peers to feel comfortable in his presence.
7th grade- Emma M.
Emma’s kindness is shown everyday by supporting others, acknowledging others through positivity, and including others in conversation.
8th grade- Gabe B.
Gabe is kind to his classmates and believes small acts of kindness make a big difference in junior high.
6th Grade
Brynlee N.- Brynlee greets each day with a smile, believing effort will lead to growth. When setbacks happen, she looks for lessons and keeps trying rather than giving up. Her hopeful outlook encourages others around her.
7th Grade
Quincy P- Quincy is perpetually positive about the start of each day and the opportunities it brings. He is quick to greet others and offer a fistbump to anyone needing a “pick me up” and to tell them it's going to be a great day.
8th Grade
Ann L.- Ann is always quick with a smile and joke. She loves to share her happiness and enthusiasm with others around her. Ann’s positivity is infectious to her peers and to staff alike.
As part of our American Heart Association Kids' Heart Challenge week, we practiced CPR in all PE classes throughout the district. Hats off to Mr. Haslett and Mr. Patton for working with students to teach this lifesaving technique. The enthusiasm was contagious (and the elementary students loved having the song Stayin' Alive playing in the background to help them keep rhythm).
We are thankful to the Lexington EMS department for loaning us their mannikins to use for this lesson.
We are 100 days smarter! Our kindergarteners celebrated the 100th day of the school year today with various activities and creations. If you know one of our kindergarten students, we encourage you to ask them to count to 100 for you!
The American Heart Association's American Heart Challenge is here at Lexington Schools! This week our students will be learning how to keep their hearts and brains healthy, and raise funds to help kids with special hearts. Please see the attachments that provide the daily themes for Elementary and Jr High/High School students to participate while in attendance at school. We're inviting families to sign up and complete Finn's Mission where they will learn Hands Only CPR and the warning signs of a stroke.
We are having another eLearning day tomorrow, Monday, January 26th due to the predicted frigid temperatures. As such, we will follow the same schedule as Friday:
1st 9:00-9:15
2nd 9:20-9:35
3rd 9:40-9:55
4th 10:00-10:15
5th 10:20-10:35
6th 10:40-10:55
7th 11:00-11:15
8th 11:20-11:35
Office Hours:
12:30-2:30
Please let your teachers know ASAP if you are having issues with technology or internet.
Teachers will take attendance at the beginning of the period.
You are expected to have your cameras ON when you join the Classroom.
If you have an issue or need extra help on an assignment, you can reach out to your teacher and schedule a time during office hours to get help.
Please stay safe and warm; we will see you soon!
