PBIS Glow Party

Mrs. Walters’ class had a blast at the PBIS Glow Party! Students celebrated their positive behavior with music, games, and lots of glowing fun. We’re so proud of them!
The Wild Robot

Kindergarteners at Western Elementary explored technology from the past and present while making connections to "The Wild Robot!" Students had fun learning how technology has changed over time and tying those ideas into the story. What a great way to bring literature and learning together!
Pi Bee Champions

Congratulations to our Pi Bee champions! A big shoutout to the top three students in the Eastern Sixth Grade Pi Bee for their incredible memorization skills: Jackson M. – 120 digits, Grayson W. – 102 digits, Robbie S. – 82 digits An impressive display of focus, determination, and brain power!
Mrs. Winner's Dr. Seuss Week

During the first week of March, Mrs. Winner’s kindergarten class at Western Elementary enjoyed many “Seussical”-styled activities in celebration of Dr. Seuss Week! Students had fun participating in creative activities inspired by Dr. Seuss stories while celebrating the joy of reading.
Franklin B. Walter All-Scholastic Awards

On Tuesday, March 10, Iris P. was recognized at the Franklin B. Walter All-Scholastic Awards Ceremony, where she was introduced by Mr. Saris. As part of the recognition, Iris selected Mr. Stephen Domka as her positive impact person for the meaningful influence he has had on her journey. Also in attendance was Jesse H., a Lexington High School student selected by the Pioneer Career & Technology Center to represent the school at the ceremony. We are proud of these students and the dedication they show both in and out of the classroom!
Ancient Rome Life Size Gladiators

Mrs. Ferguson’s 7th graders took their ancient Rome unit to the next level! To wrap up their learning, students created life-size gladiators—complete with detailed armor and creative designs. This hands-on project brought history to life and showcased both their knowledge and imagination. Amazing work!
Pocket for a Wocket

During Dr. Seuss Week, Mrs. Smith’s second-grade class at Central Elementary got creative while making a “Pocket for a Wocket!” Students practiced their paper-folding skills to create pockets for their wockets, bringing a favorite Dr. Seuss story to life. What a fun way to mix reading, creativity, and hands-on learning!
Race Day Activity

Sixth-grade students in Dr. Berry’s class at Eastern put their problem-solving skills to the test during a Race Day activity focused on composite area problems. Working in teams, students solved math challenges to move their cars along the racetrack and race against other teams. A fun and interactive way to bring math to life!
VEX IQ State Championships

What an incredible two days in Dayton at the VEX IQ State Championships held at the United States Air Force Museum! Our teams represented us with determination, teamwork, and true sportsmanship on a huge stage. Competing among the best in the state is no small accomplishment, and we couldn’t be prouder of how they showed up and supported one another throughout the event. The Zombie Zeroes from Beyond the Grave finished an outstanding 6th place overall! Team Name battled hard and finished 27th in the state! From strategic driving and coding to problem-solving under pressure, these students demonstrated resilience, focus, and heart. Watching them compete in such an inspiring venue made the experience even more special. Congratulations to both teams on an amazing season and a fantastic showing at State! The future is bright for these young engineers!
Mrs. Perry's Inventions

Innovation in action! Students in Mrs. Perry’s class at Central Elementary explored the question, “Where do ideas for inventions come from?” After discussing everyday problems they encounter, students put their creativity to work by designing their own inventions to help solve those challenges. What a great way to practice problem-solving and creative thinking!
Penguins and Polar Bears

Mrs. Noblet's class has been learning about penguins and polar bears and how their blubber helps keep them warm in freezing temperatures. To see how it works, students tried it for themselves! First, they dipped their hands into icy water, it was freezing! Then, with a layer of “blubber” protecting their hands, they were amazed at how much warmth it trapped and how little of the cold they could feel. Such a fun and memorable hands-on experiment!
Multiplication Connect 4

Learning + friendly competition = math fun! Students in Mrs. Remy’s third-grade class at Central practiced their multiplication facts by playing Multiplication Connect 4. Students rolled two dice, multiplied the numbers, and covered the correct answer; the first player to get four in a row won! It was a great way to build math skills while having fun!
2026 Youth and Government Conference

Lexington High School sent 15 students to the 2026 Youth and Government Conference in Columbus, where students from across the state formed a mock government by drafting and debating legislation. All seven of Lexington’s bills passed, including two unanimously. Katya P. was elected Speaker of the House. Ellie H., Jesse H., and Emma B. served as Committee Chairs, with Ellie and Emma also serving as House Clerks; Ellie was Delegation Leader. Jesse H. earned the Service Award and Most Outstanding Representative, and Jenna H. was named Winning Lobbyist.
Front row (L–R): Breah R., Tony P., Lane W., Katya P., Emma B., Ellie H., Ulo E.
Back row (L–R): Jenna H., Jesse H., Dylan L., Drew H., Gage D., Lincoln R., Logan B., Lily T.
3rd Grade Spelling Bee

Students at Central Elementary recently competed in the Annual 3rd Grade Spelling Bee. Eleven semi-finalists advanced to the final round, where Colt W. was crowned the 3rd Grade Spelling Bee Champion!
Lexington Public Library Visit

Mrs. Blackstone’s class at Central Elementary takes a monthly walk to the Lexington Public Library! Students loved picking out new books and listening to a story read aloud during their visit. It’s a wonderful way to build a love of reading and connect with our community!
101 Days of School Dalmatian Style

Mrs. Lohr’s second-grade class at Central Elementary celebrated 101 Days of School in true Dalmatian style! Students read fun facts about Dalmatians, played a 101 math dice game, wrote their own 101 Days of School books, and enjoyed a delicious 101-themed snack.
100th Day Glow Party

100 days brighter! Western classrooms celebrated the 100th day of school with fun, hands-on learning activities. Mrs. Edmunds’s and Miss McGowan's classes celebrated by counting and identifying numbers to 100, completing a 100-workout challenge, reading 100 words, and more.
5th Grade Academic Challenge Teams

Congratulations to our outstanding 5th grade Academic Challenge teams! Both earned top 10 finishes across three counties in a highly competitive field of more than 25 teams.
Mathcounts Teams

Great job to the Eastern and Junior High MathCounts teams who competed at Ashland University—well done!
Junior High Robotics Team

Huge congratulations to Tyson E., Corey L., Jacob J., Gabrielle R., and Konnor F. from the Junior High Robotics Team for earning the Teamwork Champion award at the event held at Brookside High School! Led by their coach, Mr. Dewey, this team’s collaboration, communication, and problem-solving truly stood out, and their win secured them a spot at the State Championships in Dayton this March! We are so proud of this team and can’t wait to see what they accomplish next. Way to represent!
Richland County Spelling Bee

Congratulations to Addy M., Saige P., Nolan H., and Carrigan F. for representing Eastern at the Richland County Spelling Bee! Extra applause for Saige P., who will move on to the Tri-County Bee. We'll BEE cheering you on!
Sixth Grade Academic Challenge Team

Congratulations to our sixth-grade Academic Challenge team on a strong 2nd-place finish! The team came within three points of first place and defeated the top team in head-to-head competition. Nice work, Jaxon E., Noah B., Violet H., and Ben T.
Texas Roadhouse Fundraiser

What a sweet celebration! Texas Roadhouse recognized the top sellers from Central and Western Elementary for our gift card fundraiser. Top students enjoyed lunch and a visit from Andy the Armadillo, while the two top-selling classes earned a brownie party! Congratulations to all our amazing sellers — your hard work paid off!
Lex Leaders Spread Christmas Joy

Lex Leadership Council spent the day packing gifts for children in our community at the New Store and Crossroads Church! They worked hard to help bring Christmas joy to local families and showed what leadership and service look like in action. We’re proud of their generosity and commitment to giving back this holiday season!
Smarties Stacking Challenge

Ms. Rush's second graders at Central learned about perseverance through the Smarties Stacking Challenge! Using only one hand, they had 20 seconds to stack as many Smarties as possible. With practice, they improved and discovered that persistence helps in all areas of life, including academics!
Cross Country Youth National Championships

Recently, 6th graders Kaylee and Jaxon competed at the Cross Country Youth National Championships and represented Eastern and the state of Ohio with pride! Kaylee placed 51st out of 235 runners with a time of 12:32.3. Jaxon placed 54th out of 262 runners with a time of 11:53.26. What an incredible achievement on a national stage! We’re so proud of their hard work, dedication, and bright futures in running.
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