
The opportunity began while the students were at Lexington Middle School, where career exploration helped turn their interest in fashion design into a real world experience. Now ninth graders at Lexington Senior High School, Ahmad and Julian are continuing to build on their talents and explore future possibilities.
Congratulations, Ahmad and Julian! 💙🧡






Behind every connected classroom, device and digital resource is a team working to keep Lexington City Schools moving forward.
Our Technology Department works behind the scenes each day to support the systems, tools and technology our students and staff rely on across the district.
Thank you to our Technology Department for your expertise, dedication and commitment to keeping LCS connected, supported and ready to learn! 💙🧡
#LexingtonCitySchools #TechnologyDepartment #ThriveInTheHive



Today, Lexington City Schools celebrates the coaches who lead, mentor and inspire our student-athletes across the district. Their impact extends far beyond the scoreboard, helping students develop confidence, character, leadership, teamwork and perseverance.
There is much to celebrate across LCS Athletics, including 14 LSHS varsity teams and 80 student-athletes earning NCHSAA Scholar-Athlete honors, along with conference championships, postseason appearances and individual achievements across our programs.
To every coach who invests their time, knowledge and heart into our students, thank you for helping our Yellow Jackets thrive on and off the field! 🐝🏆
#NationalCoachesDay #LexingtonCitySchools #YellowJacketPride #ThriveInTheHive

Just a reminder for bus 39 students. The bus may be delayed for your morning pickup, but it will be there. If you are in the Brown St. area, it should arrive between 7:40 and 8:10 AM for middle/high school. Thank you for your understanding.

Today, we recognize the dedicated custodians across Lexington City Schools who work each day to keep our schools clean, safe and ready for learning. Your hard work often happens behind the scenes, but its impact is seen and felt throughout our schools every day.
Thank you for all you do for our students, staff and school communities! 👏🏽
#LexingtonCitySchools #NationalCustodianDay #ThankYouCustodians

Due to a driver absence for bus 29, the bus that your student rides in the afternoon will be picking them up in the morning 10/2/2026. Bus 59, 174, and 201. The bus may be delayed, but ensure your child waits on the bus, it will be by to get them.

Students celebrated the joy of reading with stories, special snacks and a fun surprise from Pickett administrators, who dressed up as Dolly herself! 🤠💖
What a fun way to celebrate literacy and the magic of a good book! 📖✨
#LexingtonCitySchools #PickettElementary #DayOfReading #LoveOfReading







Due to driver shortages and absences, Bus 51 will be substituting for Bus 39 ( Middle / High ) for both AM and PM routes.
Please be aware that there will be a delay in pickup and drop-off times for students assigned to Bus 39.
We ask that students remain at their assigned bus stops until the bus arrives.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Due to driver shortages and absences, Bus 177 will be substituting for Bus 39 (Charles England) for both AM and PM routes.
Please be aware that there will be a delay in pickup and drop-off times for students assigned to Bus 39.
We ask that students remain at their assigned bus stops until the bus arrives.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.

MS/HS: Buses 29, 39 and 177 will be delayed for AM pickup due to substituting for extra routes. Please have students to stay at their assigned stop, the bus will be by there.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

Middle/High: Bus 39 and 177 will be delayed in the AM pickup., due to substituting extra routes. Please have students to stay at their assigned stop, the bus will be there.
Tonight’s Lexington Senior High School football game has been moved to 8:15 PM.
🚪 Gates Open: 7:15 PM
🏈 Kickoff: 8:15 PM
Come out and support our Yellow Jackets! LET’S GO, JACKETS! 🧡💙

Lexington Senior High School is proud to announce the 2026 Athletic Hall of Fame Class!
Congratulations to Louis Cox, Tim Holt Sr., Albert Franklin King, Janice Tate, Cedric Ellison, Charles Anthony Welborn and Robert Watson on this well-deserved recognition.
These seven individuals will be honored for their achievements, leadership and lasting contributions to the tradition of Yellow Jacket Athletics.
📅 Friday, October 9, 2026
⏰ 7:00 p.m.
📍 Lexington Senior High School
Join us as we celebrate the Class of 2026 and the legacy of Yellow Jacket Athletics!
Once a Jacket, Always a Jacket. 💙🧡
#LexingtonCitySchools #YellowJackets #LSHSAthletics #HallOfFame #JacketPride

Today, Lexington Senior High School students, staff and community partners gathered for a 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and recognize the courage and sacrifice of those who answered the call to serve.
Twenty five years later, we continue to remember, reflect and ensure the significance of this day is carried forward by future generations.
#NeverForget #September11 #LexingtonCitySchools #JacketNation




The numbers are in, and Lexington City Schools has a lot to celebrate! 🎉
Districtwide proficiency reached 51.3% for the 2025–2026 school year, marking the third consecutive year of improvement and an 8.5 percentage-point increase over three years.
And there’s more:
📈 All schools included in the accountability results met or exceeded growth
🎓 Lexington Senior High School earned its first B School Performance Grade and reached a record 91.7% four-year graduation rate
📚 Lexington Middle School earned its first C School Performance Grade and Exceeded Growth for the second consecutive year
⭐ Charles England Elementary School moved from a D to a C and returned to Met Growth
🐝 Pickett Elementary reached its highest overall achievement in the most recent three-year period and Met Growth
🌎 Southwest Elementary Global Academy continued its three-year upward achievement trajectory and Met Growth
These milestones reflect meaningful progress across our district and the collective commitment of our students, educators, families and community.
As Superintendent Dr. Ron Anthony shared, “Progress should raise expectations.”
We are proud of how far our schools have come, and we remain focused on what comes next: continuing to strengthen outcomes and opportunities for every student.
👏 Help us celebrate our students, staff and schools!
🔗 Read the full story in the Recent News section of our website:
https://www.lexcs.org/article/3107783
#LCSBuzzWorthy #LexingtonCitySchools #AcademicExcellence #StudentSuccess #PublicSchools






📣 Game Week Reminder!
Don’t miss the action! Check out this week’s Athletics Schedule and come out to support our Jackets!
#GoJackets #JacketPride #BeSomebody

⏰ TOMORROW! Start your Saturday at the Lexington Senior High School Community Yard Sale!
Shopping begins at 7:00 a.m. Vendor spaces are $15, and sellers keep 100% of their profits.
We’ll see you bright and early! 🏡🛍️
#LexingtonCitySchools #LSHS #CommunityYardSale


Have items to sell—or are you searching for a great deal? 🛍️
The LSHS Community Yard Sale is happening this Saturday, August 22, beginning at 7:00 a.m. Vendor spaces are only $15, and you keep 100% of your profits!
For questions, contact the LSHS main office at (336) 242-1574.
#LexingtonCitySchools #LSHS #CommunityYardSale


🏡 Clean Out. Cash In. Community Yard Sale!
Join us for the Lexington Senior High School Community Yard Sale this Saturday, August 22, beginning at 7:00 a.m.
Vendor spaces are just $15, and sellers keep 100% of their profits! Spaces may be purchased at LSHS through August 22.
Questions? Call the LSHS main office at (336) 242-1574.
#LexingtonCitySchools #LSHS #CommunityYardSale


Same matchup. New day. Same Yellow Jacket pride! Let’s pack the stands and support our Yellow Jackets! 🐝🏈
#LexingtonYellowJackets #JacketPride
