There will be no school for students Thursday, February 5. All Lexington City Schools buildings will remain closed due to inclement weather.
16 days ago, Terrie Holshouser
Graphic announcing no school for students Thursday, February 5. District buildings closed due to inclement weather.
Due to inclement weather, Lexington City Schools will be closed Tuesday, February 3. All schools and district buildings will be closed, and there will be no instruction for students.

18 days ago, Terrie Holshouser
School is Closed
🚗 Driver Education Classroom Instruction – Spring 2026 🚗

Lexington City Schools will offer Driver Education Classroom Instruction March 2–13, 2026, from 3:45–6:45 p.m. at Lexington Senior High School.

📝 Registration opens February 13, 2026, at 8:30 a.m.
⏰ Only 50 seats available – registration closes when full!

✔ Students must be 14½ on or before March 2, 2026
✔ Perfect attendance required (no make-ups)
✔ Cost: $10

📍 Location: LHS Media Center
📧 Questions? Contact Tracy Marsh at tmarsh@lexcs.org

Don’t wait—spots will fill quickly!
19 days ago, Terrie Holshouser
Driver's Education
Lexington City Schools will operate on a remote learning day Wednesday, January 28. Students will learn remotely, staff will work remotely, and buildings remain closed. Please check email and the district website for details.
24 days ago, Terrie Holshouser
Remote Learning Day
Lexington City Schools Celebrate the North Carolina Crunch!

Last week, Lexington City Schools joined districts across the state for the annual North Carolina Crunch, celebrating local agriculture and healthy eating. Fresh NC-grown apples, delivered by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture, were enjoyed by students in classroom tastings, nutrition lessons, and schoolwide “crunch” events.

The event highlighted the importance of supporting North Carolina farmers while bringing students and staff together for a fun, educational experience.

Learn more about the North Carolina Crunch:
https://growing-minds.org/north-carolina-crunch/
4 months ago, Terrie Holshouser
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💙🐝 Real heroes come in many forms — today, Amy Tarr of Canopy Mortgage donated $2,000 to Pickett Elementary! The gift was presented during School Spirit Week’s “Stand Up to Bullying – Dress Like Your Favorite Superhero” day, making the moment even more powerful. Thank you for helping our students continue to Thrive in the Hive! 🦸‍♀️✨ #BeSomebody #ThriveInTheHive #SchoolSpiritWeek #CommunityHeroes
4 months ago, Marcella Elliott
Amy Tarr in a group photo donating $2000 to Pickett Elementary School.
LEAF Boosters will be taking pre-orders up until Wednesday October 23rd at 4pm. Orders can be picked on Thursday October 24th at 5pm at the Football stadium ticket booth.

If there are any questions please contact us at leafboosterapparel@gmail.com or 336-941-0968. A limited supply will be available for purchase on site.
4 months ago, Terrie Holshouser
Cancer Awareness Wear Pink Flyer

🍓🍓 Farm to School Update! 🍓🍓

Fresh, juicy strawberries from the North Carolina Department of Agriculture were delivered today to all Lexington City Schools!

Our students will be enjoying these delicious treats this week as part of our Farm to School program. 🍓✨

And that’s not all! Stay tuned for more shipments coming soon, including Farm to School Fresh Blueberries! 🫐

We’re excited to keep supporting local farmers and serving our students the best of what North Carolina has to offer! 🌱💚

#FarmToSchool #FreshIsBest #LocalProduce #EatLocal #SupportLocal #ChildlNutritionDept #HealthyStudents #ThriveInTheHive

10 months ago, Terrie Holshouser
Home Grown Truck
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LCS Health and Wellness Day 🔹🧡 Lexington City Schools hosted a special Health and Wellness Day to help our incredible employees recharge, refocus, and continue giving their best to our students! From relaxation activities to wellness resources and healthy foods, this event was all about supporting our staff’s well-being. A huge thank you to our amazing contributors, including Dr. Tenika McCorkle (Healthier You Health Clinic), Janice Hurley (Davidson Medical Ministries), Kevin Crowe (Chair Massage), Jen Allen-Fuller (YMCA), Dr. Kasey Wilkie (Forsyth County Health Department), Shirley G (Zumba), and many more who made this day possible. Because when we take care of ourselves, we can give 100% to our students! 💙🧡 #LCSWellness #ThriveInTheHive
12 months ago, Marcella Elliott
Photo of Zumba Class: Staff members engage in a low-impact Zumba class, dancing and enjoying a fun workout together.
Photo of Staff Enjoying Chair Massages: Staff members relax and unwind while receiving chair massages at the LCS Health and Wellness Day event.
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Photo of Yoga Session: Employees participate in a yoga session led by Jen Allen-Fuller in the gym, showcasing a commitment to physical wellness.
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Photo of Zumba Class: Staff members engage in a low-impact Zumba class, dancing and enjoying a fun workout together.
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"Honoring Our Bus Drivers: National Bus Driver Appreciation Week" Lexington City Schools is celebrating National Bus Driver Appreciation Week to honor the dedication and commitment of our bus drivers. These dedicated professionals play a crucial role in the daily lives of our students, ensuring their safety and well-being as they travel to and from school. This week, we invite our school community to show their appreciation through thank-you notes, social media shout-outs, and small gestures of gratitude. Let’s come together to honor the bus drivers who help our students thrive each day. #ThankYouBusDrivers #ThriveInTheHive
about 1 year ago, Terrie Holshouser
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ACCESS Parent Night: A Successful Event for Multilingual Families On January 23, 2025, Lexington City Schools held a highly successful ACCESS Parent Night for parents and guardians of multilingual students (K-12) at the Lexington Senior High School Media Center. This event provided valuable information about the upcoming ACCESS testing, presented by Mrs. Susie Best, our ML Coordinator. The session covered important details, including: An overview of each domain in the ACCESS test The impact of ACCESS scores on school growth How parents can help prepare their students for the test Parents also received a comprehensive resource packet to support their students' learning. Spanish interpretation was available to ensure that all families could fully engage in the discussion. The turnout was impressive—more than double the attendance from last year—and the feedback from participants was overwhelmingly positive. Thank you to all the parents and guardians who attended and to the Lexington City Schools team for making this event a great success! Together, we are supporting our multilingual students and families to Thrive in the Hive. Stay connected for more upcoming events and resources! #ThriveInTheHive #ACCESSParentNight
about 1 year ago, Marcella Elliott
ACCESS Event.
ACCESS event.
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🌟 A huge shoutout to Ms. Holloway for being named "Sub of the Month" and for her incredible contributions to our school community! 🌟 Since the start of the year, she has been a driving force in building strong relationships with our students, supporting our teachers, and working closely with the Pickett Elementary third-grade team to ensure success in the classroom. As Vice President of the PTO, she plays a key role in organizing events and creating fun, meaningful experiences for our students. 🎉 Ms. Holloway's dedication and hard work truly make a difference every single day. Thank you for going above and beyond in everything you do! 🙌👏 #SubOfTheMonth #ThankYou #CommunityHero #AboveAndBeyond #PTO #EducationMatters #ThriveInTheHive
about 1 year ago, Terrie Holshouser
Ms. Holloway Sub of the month
Celebrating Our "Be Somebody" Honorees! 🌟
over 1 year ago, Marcella Elliott
November 2024; Be Somebody Award Honorees.
Winter Wonderland Card Contest Winners 🌟❄️ Lexington City Schools is proud to announce the winners of the Winter Wonderland Card Contest, showcasing the incredible artistic talents of our students! 🎄 1st Place District Winner Overall: Samara May (Lexington Middle School) 🖌️ Top Winner for Elementary Level: Abby Lin (Southwest Elementary Global Academy) 🌟 Top Winner for High School: Zowe Lilly (Lexington Senior High School) 🎨 2nd Place Middle School Winner: Allison Duarte (Lexington Middle School) The 1st Place District Winner’s design will be featured on the district's official 2024 holiday card. Congratulations to these talented students for spreading holiday cheer through their creativity! 🎨✨
over 1 year ago, Marcella Elliott
3 of 4 winners being honored at the November Board meeting.
Samara  May winter wonderland holiday artwork.
Abby lin winter wonderland artwork.
Zowe Lilly winterwonderland artwork.
Allison Duarte winter wonderland artwork.
Students present presentations for Hispanic Heritage Month for the school!
over 1 year ago, Terry Fernung
Students from the Spanish Immersion Class presenting for Hispanic Heritage Month.
Students from the Spanish Immersion Class presenting for Hispanic Heritage Month.
Students from the Spanish Immersion Class presenting for Hispanic Heritage Month.
Students from the Spanish Immersion Class presenting for Hispanic Heritage Month.
Students from the Spanish Immersion Class presenting for Hispanic Heritage Month.
Students from the Spanish Immersion Class presenting for Hispanic Heritage Month.
Students from the Spanish Immersion Class presenting for Hispanic Heritage Month.
Attendance Matters! Every Day Counts!! #ThriveInTheHive
over 1 year ago, Terry Fernung
Attendance Matters Poster: When a student misses 2 days a month that equals one year by graduation. If a child misses 4 days a month that equals two years missed by graduation.
PES Student Advisory Luncheon with Dr. Nakia Hardy Dr. Nakia Hardy recently led a Student Advisory Luncheon at Pickett Elementary School (PES), providing students with the opportunity to share their thoughts, ideas, and experiences in a welcoming environment. This interactive session allowed students to voice their perspectives on school programs, policies, and initiatives while fostering a sense of community and inclusion. Dr. Hardy is committed to ensuring that student voices are heard and valued as part of the district’s efforts to promote an engaging and supportive educational experience for all.
over 1 year ago, Marcella Elliott
"Dr. Nakia Hardy standing with a group of Pickett Elementary School students, smiling together for a group photo after the Student Advisory Luncheon."
Community Meeting Recap and Giveaway Winners On October 15, our community came together for an engaging evening at Southwest Elementary Global Academy. Attendees enjoyed a delicious meal while sharing their valuable insights and feedback. Each participant received a raffle ticket, and we are excited to announce the big winners of our Walmart and Food Lion gift cards! A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to the success of the event. Your participation strengthens our community and helps us thrive together. Stay tuned for more updates and events as we continue to #ThriveInTheHive!
over 1 year ago, Marcella Elliott
Community event gift card  pictured with their prize.
Picture of Dr. Hardy Speaking at the community event.
Picture of Dr., Hardy speaking at the community event.
October is National Bullying Prevention & Cyberbullying Awareness Month! 💙 Let’s unite to create safe, inclusive spaces—online and in real life—where everyone feels respected and valued. Together, we can stop bullying and promote kindness. #ThriveInTheHive
over 1 year ago, Terrie Holshouser
National Bullying Month
Picture Retakes!! October 16 at Pickett!!
over 1 year ago, Terry Fernung
Cartoon picture of a student getting his picture retaking .