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Back-to-school reminder: The Lexington City Schools Clear Backpack Policy remains in effect for the 2026–2027 school year.

Students may carry:
✅ One clear backpack
✅ One additional small bag no larger than 6” × 9” × 5”
✅ One non-clear lunchbox, which may be subject to search

Non-clear backpacks, large purses, and bags exceeding the approved dimensions are not permitted. Please review the graphic for complete requirements, exceptions, and storage expectations.

Thank you for helping us maintain a safer and more focused learning environment.

#LexingtonCitySchools #LCSJackets #ClearBackpackPolicy #BackToSchool

about 9 hours ago, Marcella Elliott
Lexington City Schools’ Clear Backpack Policy remains in effect for 2026–2027. Students may carry one clear backpack, one small bag no larger than 6 by 9 by 5 inches, and one non-clear lunchbox. Medical and other approved exceptions apply.

Back-to-School Immunization Reminder | Recordatorio de vacunación

Families of students entering kindergarten, seventh grade, and 12th grade should review the required immunizations for the 2026–2027 school year.

An updated immunization record should be submitted before the first day of school on Monday, August 10.

Under North Carolina law, families have 30 calendar days from the first day of school to provide the required record. Students without documentation after that period cannot attend school until it is provided.

Learn more at www.immunize.nc.gov. Spanish-language appointments are available through the Davidson County Health Department at 336-242-2393.

Las familias de estudiantes que ingresan a kindergarten, séptimo y 12.º grado deben revisar las vacunas requeridas para el año escolar 2026–2027.

Se debe presentar un registro de vacunación actualizado antes del primer día de clases, el lunes 10 de agosto. Según la ley de Carolina del Norte, las familias tienen 30 días calendario a partir del primer día de clases para presentar el registro requerido. Después de ese período, los estudiantes que no tengan la documentación no podrán asistir a la escuela hasta que la presenten.

Obtenga más información en www.immunize.nc.gov. Para citas en español con el Departamento de Salud del Condado de Davidson, llame al 336-242-2393.

#LexingtonCitySchools #BackToSchool #ImmunizationReminder

1 day ago, Marcella Elliott
Flyer outlining required immunizations for students entering kindergarten, seventh grade, and 12th grade for the 2026–2027 school year. More information is available at www.immunize.nc.gov
Folleto en español con los requisitos de vacunación para estudiantes que ingresan a kindergarten, séptimo y 12.º grado durante el año escolar 2026–2027. Más información en www.immunize.nc.gov.
🏫 Mark your calendar for Lexington City Schools’ districtwide Open House on Thursday, August 6!

Students and families are invited to meet teachers, visit classrooms, and prepare for a successful start to the new school year.

📍 Elementary Schools: 12:00–5:30 p.m.
📍 Lexington Middle School: 3:30–6:30 p.m.
📍 Lexington Senior High School: 4:00–7:00 p.m.

We look forward to welcoming our Jacket families!

#LexingtonCitySchools #LCSJackets #OpenHouse #BackToSchool
1 day ago, Marcella Elliott
Lexington City Schools Open House will be held Thursday, August 6. Elementary schools will be open from 12:00 to 5:30 p.m. Lexington Middle School will be open from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Lexington Senior High School will be open from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Students and families can meet teachers, visit classrooms, and prepare for the first day of school.
🎒 Get ready for a strong start to the new school year!

Join the Cory Holt Foundation for its Entrepreneur Scholarship Fundraiser and Back-to-School Supply Giveaway on Saturday, August 1, from 11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. at Lexington Senior High School.

Families can receive free school supplies, including clear backpacks, while supplies last. Chicken or fish plates will also be available for $15 to support the scholarship fundraiser.

Please see the flyer for complete details. We look forward to seeing you there!
5 days ago, Marcella Elliott
Flyer for the Cory Holt Foundation Entrepreneur Scholarship Fundraiser and Back-to-School Supply Giveaway on Saturday, August 1, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Lexington Senior High School, 26 Penry Street, Lexington. Free school supplies, including clear backpacks, will be available while supplies last. Chicken or fish plates will be sold for $15 and include smoked macaroni and cheese, vegetarian baked beans, bread, and coleslaw. Donations are welcome. For questions, contact Cory Holt at 980-406-2539.
🏡 Clean Out. Cash In. Community Yard Sale!

Join us for the Lexington Senior High School Community Yard Sale on Saturday, August 22, beginning at 7:00 a.m.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Spaces are just $15, and you keep 100% of your profits! Vendor spaces may be purchased at Lexington Senior High School through August 22.

Questions? Contact the LSHS main office at (336) 242-1574.

#LexingtonCitySchools #LSHS #CommunityYardSale
7 days ago, Marcella Elliott
Graphic promoting the Lexington Senior High School Community Yard Sale. The event will be held on Saturday, August 22, 2026, beginning at 7:00 a.m. Vendor spaces are available for $15 per space, and vendors keep 100% of their profits. Spaces may be purchased at Lexington Senior High School through August 22. For more information, contact the LSHS main office at (336) 242-1574. The graphic includes Lexington Senior High School branding and yard sale-themed graphics.
Gráfico que promociona la Venta Comunitaria de Garaje de Lexington Senior High School. El evento se llevará a cabo el sábado 22 de agosto de 2026 a partir de las 7:00 a. m. Los espacios para vendedores están disponibles por $15 cada uno, y los vendedores conservan el 100% de sus ganancias. Los espacios pueden comprarse en Lexington Senior High School hasta el 22 de agosto. Para obtener más información, comuníquese con la oficina principal de LSHS al (336) 242-1574. El gráfico incluye la imagen institucional de Lexington Senior High School y elementos gráficos relacionados con una venta de garaje.
🎥 Get to know the students behind the honors.
Lexington City Schools is proud to share exclusive Student Spotlight interviews with Lexington Senior High School's Class of 2026 Valedictorian, Jaylen Rashawn Jones, and Salutatorian, Violet Jean Shaw.

In their individual interviews, Jaylen and Violet reflect on their academic journeys, the educators and mentors who inspired them, the habits that led to their success, and the advice they have for future Yellow Jackets.

🎓 Watch Jaylen's Interview (Valedictorian):
🔗 https://youtu.be/BgFvE3YTqIg

🎓 Watch Violet's Interview (Salutatorian):
🔗 https://youtu.be/OT7LVtcJKSI

Links to both Student Spotlight interviews are also available in the Recent News section of the Lexington City Schools website.
🔗 https://www.lexcs.org

Congratulations to Jaylen and Violet on this well-deserved recognition. We are proud to celebrate your achievements and look forward to all that lies ahead!

#LexingtonCitySchools #LSHS #StudentSpotlight #ClassOf2026 #Valedictorian #Salutatorian #AcademicExcellence #YellowJackets
12 days ago, Marcella Elliott
Graphic promoting Lexington City Schools' Student Spotlight series featuring the Class of 2026's top academic achievers. The graphic includes senior portraits of Valedictorian Jaylen Rashawn Jones and Salutatorian Violet Jean Shaw, highlights their achievements, and invites viewers to watch their inspiring stories on the Lexington City Schools YouTube channel, @lcsspotlight.
Please join us in congratulating three outstanding educational leaders on their new administrative appointments approved by the Lexington City Board of Education!
🎉 Dr. Judy Richards has been appointed principal of South Lexington School and Developmental Center.
🎉 Ms. Kenya Shear has been appointed assistant principal of South Lexington School and Developmental Center.
🎉 Ms. Monique Wells has been appointed assistant principal of Charles England Elementary School.
Each brings a wealth of experience, a passion for student success, and a commitment to serving our students, staff, families, and school communities.
Congratulations, Dr. Richards, Ms. Shear, and Ms. Wells! We look forward to the positive impact they will continue to make across Lexington City Schools.
Learn more in the News section at www.lexcs.org.
21 days ago, Marcella Elliott
Dr. Richards headshot.
Ms. Shears headshot.
Dr. Wells headshot.
🇺🇸❤️🤍💙 Happy Independence Day from Lexington City Schools!

Today we celebrate the freedoms we cherish and honor the courage and sacrifice of those who have served our nation.

We wish our students, staff, families, and community a safe, joyful, and memorable Fourth of July. Have a wonderful holiday! 🎆

#Happy4thOfJuly #IndependenceDay
24 days ago, Marcella Elliott
A patriotic Lexington City Schools Independence Day graphic featuring the district's official logo centered inside a white hexagon outlined in orange. The background includes fireworks, an American flag, and a red, white, and blue color palette. Large text reads, "Happy 4th of July!" Below, the message says: "Wishing our students, staff, families, and community a safe and happy Independence Day!" Decorative icons at the bottom encourage celebrating freedom, spending time with loved ones, and having a safe celebration.
Still making summer meals happen! ☀️

Free meals are available for all children 18 and under throughout July. No registration or identification is required.

Take a look at some of the smiles from our summer meal sites and join us this week.

#SummerMeals #ServingOurCommunity
29 days ago, Marcella Elliott
Lexington City Schools is proud to provide FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is proud to provide FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is proud to provide FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is proud to provide FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is proud to provide FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is proud to provide FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
A nutritious meal and a welcoming place to gather. 🍎

Children 18 and under can enjoy FREE summer meals at Pickett Elementary and community sites throughout Lexington.

If you know a family with school-aged children, help us spread the word. Summer meals are available through July 30.

#SummerMeals #LexingtonCitySchools
about 1 month ago, Marcella Elliott
Lexington City Schools is proud to provide FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is proud to provide FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is proud to provide FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is proud to provide FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is proud to provide FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is proud to provide FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
🧡💙 Happy Father's Day from Lexington City Schools! 💙🧡

Today we celebrate the fathers, grandfathers, stepfathers, and father figures who encourage, support, and inspire our students every day.

Thank you for the example you set, the lessons you teach, and the difference you make in the lives of our children and throughout our Yellow Jacket community.

We appreciate you today and every day. Happy Father's Day! 🧡💙

#FathersDay #LexingtonCitySchools #YellowJacketPride
about 1 month ago, Marcella Elliott
Lexington City Schools Father's Day graphic featuring the district's blue and orange colors and official logo. The design includes the message "Happy Father's Day!" in large lettering alongside a silhouette of a father and child holding hands. The graphic thanks fathers for their love, guidance, encouragement, and support, recognizing the difference they make in the lives of students every day. Decorative hexagon elements and heart accents reinforce the Lexington City Schools branding and Yellow Jacket pride.
Today, Lexington City Schools recognizes Juneteenth, commemorating June 19, 1865, when news of emancipation reached enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas.

As we reflect on this important moment in our nation's history, we honor the significance of freedom, resilience, and progress.

#Juneteenth #LexingtonCitySchools
about 1 month ago, Marcella Elliott
**Alt Text:** Juneteenth graphic featuring the Lexington City Schools logo and colorful accents celebrating freedom, resilience, and progress.
💙 Blessed to be a blessing.

This summer, Pickett Elementary is sharing school supplies, clothing, food, and other resources with families through its Summer Meals Program site.

Because when our community shows up for us, we show up for our families.

#LexingtonCitySchools #JacketPride
about 1 month ago, Marcella Elliott
Pickett Elementary School is sharing donated school supplies, clothing, food, and snacks with children and families participating in Lexington City Schools' Summer Meals Program and throughout the Lexington community.
Pickett Elementary School is sharing donated school supplies, clothing, food, and snacks with children and families participating in Lexington City Schools' Summer Meals Program and throughout the Lexington community.
Pickett Elementary School is sharing donated school supplies, clothing, food, and snacks with children and families participating in Lexington City Schools' Summer Meals Program and throughout the Lexington community.
Pickett Elementary School is sharing donated school supplies, clothing, food, and snacks with children and families participating in Lexington City Schools' Summer Meals Program and throughout the Lexington community.
Pickett Elementary School is sharing donated school supplies, clothing, food, and snacks with children and families participating in Lexington City Schools' Summer Meals Program and throughout the Lexington community.
Pickett Elementary School is sharing donated school supplies, clothing, food, and snacks with children and families participating in Lexington City Schools' Summer Meals Program and throughout the Lexington community.
Pickett Elementary School is sharing donated school supplies, clothing, food, and snacks with children and families participating in Lexington City Schools' Summer Meals Program and throughout the Lexington community.
Pickett Elementary School is sharing donated school supplies, clothing, food, and snacks with children and families participating in Lexington City Schools' Summer Meals Program and throughout the Lexington community.
Pickett Elementary School is sharing donated school supplies, clothing, food, and snacks with children and families participating in Lexington City Schools' Summer Meals Program and throughout the Lexington community.

☀️ Summer meals are underway!

Lexington City Schools is providing FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30. No registration or ID is required.

Meals are available at Pickett Elementary and community sites throughout Lexington. Check out the schedule and help us spread the word by sharing this post with family, friends, and neighbors.

#SummerMeals #LexingtonCitySchools

about 1 month ago, Marcella Elliott
Lexington City Schools is providing FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is providing FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is providing FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is providing FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is providing FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Lexington City Schools is providing FREE summer meals for all children 18 and under through July 30.
Community Clothes Closet Open to the Public! 👚👟
Looking for clothing for yourself or your family? The Community Clothes Closet at Christ Church will be open to the public on June 27 from 10:00 AM– 2:00 PM.

This is a wonderful opportunity for community members to access free clothing and essentials in a welcoming and supportive environment.

📍 Location: Christ Church
📍 Address: 4 Price Road
📅 Date: June 27
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Please help us spread the word.
#ThriveInTheHive #BeSomebody #LexingtonCitySchools
about 1 month ago, Terrie Holshouser
Community Clothes Closet Image


Preparing students for success beyond graduation requires strong partnerships, meaningful experiences, and real-world opportunities.

Recently, Superintendent Dr. Ron Anthony visited several Lexington Senior High School internship sites to see firsthand how students are developing workplace skills and exploring future career pathways through paid internships made possible by a local grant.

This year, 19 students participated in internships with community partners including the City of Lexington, Davidson-Davie Community College, Siemens Mobility, EGGER, J. Smith Young YMCA, and other local organizations, as well as Lexington City Schools departments including Career and Technical Education (CTE), Technology, School Nutrition, and Maintenance.

These experiences allowed students to apply classroom learning in professional settings, build valuable connections, earn income, and gain hands-on experience in fields such as education, public service, manufacturing, technology, and business.

Work-based learning remains a critical component of Lexington City Schools' commitment to college, career, and workforce readiness, helping ensure students graduate with the skills, experiences, and confidence needed to succeed in an evolving workforce.

Thank you to our business partners, community organizations, staff members, and grant supporters for investing in our students and helping create opportunities that extend learning beyond the classroom.

#LexingtonCitySchools #CTEWorks #WorkforceReadiness #StudentSuccess

about 1 month ago, Marcella Elliott
Superintendent Dr. Ron Anthony visits Lexington Senior High School internship sites and meets with students gaining hands-on experience through paid internships and career-connected learning opportunities.
Superintendent Dr. Ron Anthony visits Lexington Senior High School internship sites and meets with students gaining hands-on experience through paid internships and career-connected learning opportunities.
Superintendent Dr. Ron Anthony visits Lexington Senior High School internship sites and meets with students gaining hands-on experience through paid internships and career-connected learning opportunities.
Superintendent Dr. Ron Anthony visits Lexington Senior High School internship sites and meets with students gaining hands-on experience through paid internships and career-connected learning opportunities.
Superintendent Dr. Ron Anthony visits Lexington Senior High School internship sites and meets with students gaining hands-on experience through paid internships and career-connected learning opportunities.
Superintendent Dr. Ron Anthony visits Lexington Senior High School internship sites and meets with students gaining hands-on experience through paid internships and career-connected learning opportunities.
Superintendent Dr. Ron Anthony visits Lexington Senior High School internship sites and meets with students gaining hands-on experience through paid internships and career-connected learning opportunities.
Superintendent Dr. Ron Anthony visits Lexington Senior High School internship sites and meets with students gaining hands-on experience through paid internships and career-connected learning opportunities.
Superintendent Dr. Ron Anthony visits Lexington Senior High School internship sites and meets with students gaining hands-on experience through paid internships and career-connected learning opportunities.
Superintendent Dr. Ron Anthony visits Lexington Senior High School internship sites and meets with students gaining hands-on experience through paid internships and career-connected learning opportunities.
Students in SparkLabNC recently took on a real-world challenge from the City of Lexington: how to inspire more young people to pursue careers in public safety.

After researching workforce trends and developing innovative solutions, students presented their recommendations to city leaders and even proposed an internship program that would allow them to help bring their ideas to life.

This project provided students with hands-on experience solving community challenges while developing valuable skills in research, collaboration, communication, and leadership. 💡🚒👮‍♂️

#LexingtonCitySchools #SparkLabNC #FutureReady #CareerConnectedLearning #CommunityPartnerships
about 2 months ago, Marcella Elliott
Students present their research and recommendations to community and business leaders during a SparkLabNC project, sharing innovative solutions to address workforce challenges and strengthen future career pathways in Lexington.
Students present their research and recommendations to community and business leaders during a SparkLabNC project, sharing innovative solutions to address workforce challenges and strengthen future career pathways in Lexington.
Students present their research and recommendations to community and business leaders during a SparkLabNC project, sharing innovative solutions to address workforce challenges and strengthen future career pathways in Lexington.
Students present their research and recommendations to community and business leaders during a SparkLabNC project, sharing innovative solutions to address workforce challenges and strengthen future career pathways in Lexington.
Students present their research and recommendations to community and business leaders during a SparkLabNC project, sharing innovative solutions to address workforce challenges and strengthen future career pathways in Lexington.
Students present their research and recommendations to community and business leaders during a SparkLabNC project, sharing innovative solutions to address workforce challenges and strengthen future career pathways in Lexington.
Students present their research and recommendations to community and business leaders during a SparkLabNC project, sharing innovative solutions to address workforce challenges and strengthen future career pathways in Lexington.
Students present their research and recommendations to community and business leaders during a SparkLabNC project, sharing innovative solutions to address workforce challenges and strengthen future career pathways in Lexington.
Students present their research and recommendations to community and business leaders during a SparkLabNC project, sharing innovative solutions to address workforce challenges and strengthen future career pathways in Lexington.
🎓 Meet the academic leaders of Lexington Senior High School's Class of 2026!

Congratulations to Valedictorian Jaylen Rashawn Jones and Salutatorian Violet Jean Shaw on earning the highest academic rankings in their graduating class.

The Valedictorian is the highest-ranking student in the graduating class, while the Salutatorian is the second-highest-ranking student—an achievement that reflects years of dedication, perseverance, and academic excellence.

Join us in celebrating these outstanding graduates as they prepare for their next chapter. Stay tuned as we share special conversations with both students and Superintendent Dr. Ron Anthony, reflecting on their journey, accomplishments, and future plans.

💙🧡 #LCSNC #LSHSClassOf2026 #YellowJacketPride
about 2 months ago, Marcella Elliott
Valedictorian Jaylen Rashawn Jones
Salutatorian Violet Jean Shaw
📢 Don't wait! Visit www.lexcs.org, click on the transportation request link in the News section, and submit your request for the 2026-2027 school year by July 20, 2026. 🚌📋
about 2 months ago, Terrie Holshouser
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FREE summer meals are available for children 18 and under through July 30 at Lexington City Schools! ☀️🍎

Meals will be available at community locations across Lexington and at our new districtwide feeding site at Pickett Elementary School.

✅ No cost
✅ No registration required
✅ Multiple community meal sites available

Please note: Meals must be eaten on site in accordance with USDA requirements.

For meal locations, times, and days of operation, visit lexcs.org.
2 months ago, Marcella Elliott
Colorful Lexington City Schools Summer Feeding graphic promoting free summer meals for children 18 and under from June 1 through July 30, including reminders that meals must be eaten on site and no registration is required.