- Lexington Middle School
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Administrative Team
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The administrative team at LMS works as a team to provide leadership to our students and staff. We strive to establish a partnership with families to better serve our students. Please contact the administrator listed below if you have questions related to their areas of responsibility.

Phone: 336-242-1567
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Mr. Joe Stone, Principal
Welcome, Lexington Middle School Jackets as we swarm into 2022-2023 school year. I am indeed excited about the opportunity to lead, serve, and learn from the Lexington Middle School Yellow Jacket family. I hold this assignment in high regard and want nothing less than to be beneficial to the community, our school families, and most importantly, our students.
I am a veteran school leader with more than 20 years of service devoted towards education. I began my career as an Exceptional Children’s teacher and as a multi- sport coach. Prior to my leadership roles with Lexington City School, I was fortunate enough to serve as an Assistant Athletic Director, assistant principal, Elementary and Alternative school principal as well as the school administrator for a juvenile detention facility.
Prior to doing the work, I received an undergraduate degree from Liberty University, where I was fortunate enough to be a Division 1 Scholarship Athlete. Upon being hired to teach, I enlisted in the Piedmont Alternative Licensure program at Greensboro College and received certification to teach Special Education. I received a Master of School Administration from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and have begun post-graduate studies toward an advanced degree of Educational Specialist.
My wife, Olivia, serves as a school administrator as well, and we are the proud parents of 16-year-old fraternal twin boys, Aiden and Jaden. My hobbies include shuttling the boys to different sporting events, fishing, reading, doing yard work and just hanging out with the family.
I am looking forward to putting all of my strengths and talents to use as we grow together and foster a spirit of excellence for every Yellow Jacket and to inspire them to take advantage of every opportunity to “Be Somebody”!

Phone: (336)242-1567
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Mr. Sylvester Hairston, Assistant Principal
Greeting Lexington Middle School Family.,
As a native of Lexington, NC and a graduate of Lexington Senior High School, I am proud to be a member of the Administrative Team where I once attended school. I am looking forward to the many collaborations that will take place during the 2022-2023 school year that will ensure that our students have a safe and nurturing learning environment that will foster positive life-long relationships.
I received my undergraduate degree from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University in Computer Technology. I later received a graduate's degree, also from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, in Industrial Technology, while completing the requirements for my initial teaching licensure. I later completed the requirements to receive an add-on licensure in the area of Executive Leadership in Education, for Garner-Webb University.
My journey as an educator began here, at Lexington Middle School , almost 20 years ago, where I began as a lateral entry math teacher. I served as an 8th grade math teacher for 17 years. During the past 4 years, I have served as the 6th, 7th and 8th grade assistant principal. All of my years of experience have occurred at this one location.
I am optimistic about the direction that we are heading at Lexington Middle School and I look forward to helping to lead the way to ensure that we help provide a limitless future for all of our students.

Phone: (336)242-1567
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Ms. Monique Wells, Assistant Principal
Greeting Yellow Jacket Family. I could not be more proud and excited about joining the team at Lexington Middle School as the 7th-grade assistant principal.
I was born in Bronx, New York but graduated from Reynolds High School in Winston-Salem, North Carolina and continued my educational course work THE Appalachian State University in the beautiful mountains of Boone, NC. There I earned my Bachelor's of Science in Mathematics and Sociology. After many years as a Mathematics teacher and during my tenure at Lexington Senior High School, I was able to complete my graduate degree in Executive Leadership,at Gardner Webb University, Boiling Springs, NC - in the midst of a Pandemic. My most important work is that of the mother of a rising 4th grader at PES and a loving Matipoo Asher.
It is my honor to begin my 10th year in education and my 7th year in Lexington City Schools at LMS. Working diligently the last year as an instructional coach and AP Calculus teacher, I bring my practicum expertise and connections with the Lexington Community. We are working hard to continue to showcase and develop future greatness at LMS.

Phone: 336-242-1567
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Mrs. Lakeshia Wilson
I am excited to be joining Lexington Middle School as your new 6th grade Assistant Principal. What an honor it is to be here with you. Secondly, I want to welcome all of you back for 2022-2023 school year! I am excited to work closely with all administrators and educators to ensure the success and well-being of all of our students.
As an ambitious professional with communication proficiency and extensive classroom experience, I was thrilled to have an opportunity to serve at LMS. I was born and raised in Lexington, NC. I've had the pleasure of teaching in Lexington City Schools for 10 years. I am married with a three year old son. I graduated May 15, 2010 from the University of North Carolina at Asheville with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, and December 12, 2010 I completed the requirements for my K-6 Licensure. In 2019, I received my masters in Executive Leadership Studies from Gardner-Webb University.
LMS is such a special place to learn and grow. Together, with our dedicated staff, we strive to make connections with students to help them feel valued, accepted, and safe. Our new LMS theme - “Setting the Course for Success!” will continue to guide our mission to provide a rigorous and joyful school environment. Our goal is to encourage active student engagement to foster a lifetime love for learning. Above all, I look forward to listening, learning, and observing what makes LMS flourish.
Sincerely yours,
Mrs. Wilson- #JacketPride
Office Support
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Secretary
Mrs. Tinea Frederick
Hi, my name is Tinea Frederick and I’m so excited for this school year 2022-2023. I’m originally from Philadelphia where I attended. Delcastle Vocational High school and graduated with all honors in 2004 with a 4.0. and Dawn Career Center where I was certified as Medical Assistant in 2008.
I relocated to North Carolina in 2019 with my husband and 4 beautiful children. I love shopping, cheerleading, basketball, and spending time with my family and friends. My favorite color is pink. My favorite food is “Anything good”. I consider myself a jack of all trades.
I currently have 3 younger siblings, 2 sisters and 1 brother. Sadly, I lost my third sister in 2008 from brain cancer. I spent 10 years working in the medical field and have a passion for helping others.
I look forward to working with everyone....
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Data Manager
Ms. Jennifer Brunck
A Principal's Pledge
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I will put students first
As a school, we are a service business. I’ll always remember why I chose education, to be part of a cause bigger than myself and to have a positive impact on our future. Creating opportunities for kids has been and will continue to be my top priority.
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I will be visible
I will be in the hallways, classrooms, and at events as much as my schedule allows. I will make it a point to get to know staff, students, and parents and to be accessible to them. While my work does require me to be out of building at one point or another, I will make the most of the time I am at school.
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I will engage our community
Parents are vital partners to our work. I will do my part to build relationships with our families through community partnerships
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I will be direct
I will articulate my views or values so that everyone knows my perspective. I will communicate regularly so people will know who I am and what I am about.
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I will empower
To be a leader, you must build the leadership capacity of others. I will work members of the staff to push beyond their comfort zone to further own development. I will trust staff members to be professionals, and will not hesitate to praise good work.
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I will make tough decisions
I realize that some hard calls will need to be made and pledge to make my decisions based on what will help the students most. I will be open about thought process and willing to share why I make the choices I will make. I will also have difficult conversations with students, staff, and parents when necessary.
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My vision will extend beyond standardized tests
As a school, we must meet or exceed state requirements. While I will take this seriously as a leader and as a professional, I will remember that our goal is learning and growth for all of our students, and that many of the important lessons we teach are “not on the test.”
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I will be accountable
As a servant leader, I commit to making tough decisions, listen and be direct but also realize that I will Make mistakes. When they happen, I will take the responsibility and improve. I will not ask anyone to do anything I am not willing to do myself, including coming out of my comfort zone to learn and grow.