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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

The Junior High Robotics Team traveled to Highland Middle School recently to compete in the VEX IQ Mix & Match Tournament, and they had an amazing showing! Team Highlights: • Teams placed 4th, 5th, and 12th overall • The team of Audrey I., Bella P., Ben G., Emilia W., ...

Donuts vs. Muffins! Kindergarten students at Western had a yummy opinion-writing showdown! Students cast their votes for the tastier treat, donuts or muffins, then wrote about their choice and celebrated with a delicious snack. We love seeing our youngest learners ...

Western Elementary had a little fun with numbers as they celebrated 6-7 on the 67th day of school! Students and staff joined in the playful countdown, making it a day full of smiles and school spirit!

Lexington Middle School celebrated the 67th day of school in the only way that made sense… by going FULL 67! If you can’t beat the trend, you lean all the way in, and we absolutely did. We hid 67 “6 & 7s” around the building for students to find and redeem ...

Lexington High School’s English Department hosted a “Giving Thanks by Giving Back” food drive, and our students showed up in a big way—donating more than 900 food items to support local pantries. Thank you to everyone for your generosity and community spirit!

In honor of World Kindness Week, our Western Elementary kindergarteners decided to focus their kindness on real-life heroes—firefighters! They spent the week creating small acts of appreciation to say “thank you” for all they do to keep our community safe.

Mrs. Knapp’s class at Western has been learning all about community in their Benchmark Reading unit, and they decided to spread a little joy along the way! Students decorated coffee sleeves for Nickel and Bean, so if you stop in, keep an eye out for these sweet messages ...

Mrs. Duffey’s class became detectives this week, diving into the Once Upon a Crime… Turkey Trouble Reading Mystery! Students cracked clues while sharpening their reading, spelling, and vocabulary skills — plus explored character traits, grammar, and cause and effect. What ...

Our Western Kindergarten classes had a blast visiting The Buckeye Imagination Museum! They explored hands-on exhibits, sparked their creativity, and let their imaginations run wild! From building and creating to pretending and playing, it was a day full of discovery, fun, ...

Eastern Elementary showed their friendship spirit for National Bullying Prevention Month with Be a Buddy, Not a Bully Day! Students and staff dressed like their friends to celebrate kindness, connection, and standing up for one another. Together, we make Eastern a place ...

The Minuteman Citizenship Award recognizes students and staff who demonstrate outstanding citizenship and help keep our schools safe. We’re proud to recognize three members of Eastern Elementary: Dominic P. for noticing the laminator had been left on and taking the ...


Four LHS students - Owen G., Drew H., Katya P., and Lily T. - were honored guests at the Rotary Club of Mansfield’s Lunch-In, where Mr. Saris highlighted their many achievements. We are proud of these outstanding students representing Lexington High School with excellence.

Eastern Elementary recently held its student council officer elections! Fourth through sixth grade students took part in the democratic process, creating posters, delivering speeches, and campaigning for their classmates’ votes. Congratulations to our newly elected ...

Problem-solving in kindergarten is fun! Western Elementary's young engineers worked together to drive robots, pick up blocks, and place them in the right spots, all while learning teamwork and critical thinking. A big thank-you to Mr. Dewey and the Junior High for sharing ...

Students in Mr. Richer’s math class at Eastern Elementary engaged in some exciting collaborative learning! Sixth graders worked together to explore how to convert fractions into decimals and percentages, strengthening both their math skills and teamwork along the way.

Mrs. Lohr’s students at Central worked hard to earn Dojo points, and their reward was bringing their favorite “stuffy” to school! These cuddly friends were right by their side, cheering them on throughout the day. Keep up the amazing work!

Sixth-grade students in Dr. Berry’s math class took learning to the next level with Football Frenzy! Students solved GCF and LCM problems across four exciting quarters, racing to score touchdowns, field goals, and even safeties! It was a fun and fast-paced way to tackle ...

Mrs. Wells’ junior high PE students are right on target! Recently, they took to archery to sharpen their aim while building focus, coordination, and confidence with every draw and release.

Eighth-grade STEM in action! Students in Mr. Dewey’s STEM class worked together to design, build, and code VEX robots that played soccer on the game field using colored blocks. From programming movement to engineering designs, these future innovators practiced teamwork, ...

Students in Mrs. Clever’s class practiced their scientific skills by extracting DNA from strawberries! They carefully followed each step of the process and explored science in action.

Mrs. Perry's class has been learning about habitats and how animals survive in those habitats. Her second grade class created habitats for their animals and included the things they needed to survive in those habitats.

The 6th Grade students at Eastern had their annual Pirate Day, Sept 19th. Students had to set sail to different locations to solve math problems revolving around long division, adding and subtracting decimals, and dividing fractions. Once they completed their quest, the ...

Mrs. Craig joined Mrs. Lamp’s class to lead a Connections lesson on respect — and it was such a fun, meaningful time! The students loved learning together and discovering what it really means to show respect every day.

Big win for the Eastern Run Club! Our team took first place at the Galion Meet on Saturday! Huge congratulations to Jaxon E., Oliver F., Kaylee M., Olivia A., Olivia K., and Evie for their amazing performances.

Math + Uno = Fun Learning! This week, Dr. Berry’s sixth-grade math classes put their skills to the test by using Uno cards to practice multiplying decimals. Students had a blast turning a favorite game into a hands-on math challenge!

Mrs. Duffey’s fourth-grade students had some amazing learning adventures! In ELA, they visited the Starbooks Café where they sampled different genres of books to kick off the school year.

Mrs. Knapp’s first-grade students at Western had a fun Friday in math! They worked on the addition skills we had been learning about! Students used M&M’s as our counters, graphed them, and got to eat the yummy treat! It was a delightful way to end the week!

Lex Leaders Spread Christmas Joy
Lex Leaders Spread Christmas Joy
Smarties Stacking Challenge
Smarties Stacking Challenge
Cross Country Youth National Championships
Cross Country Youth National Championships
Junior High Robotics Team
Junior High Robotics Team
Donuts vs. Muffins
Donuts vs. Muffins
6-7 67th Day of School
6-7 67th Day of School
6-7 67th Day of School
6-7 67th Day of School
Giving Thanks by Giving Back
Giving Thanks by Giving Back
World Kindness Week
World Kindness Week
Decorating Coffee Sleeves
Decorating Coffee Sleeves
Turkey Trouble Reading Mystery
Turkey Trouble Reading Mystery
Buckeye Imagination Museum Visit
Buckeye Imagination Museum Visit
Be a Buddy, Not a Bully Day
Be a Buddy, Not a Bully Day
Minuteman Citizenship Award
Minuteman Citizenship Award
Rotary Club of Mansfield Luncheon
Rotary Club of Mansfield Luncheon
Eastern Student Council Officers
Eastern Student Council Officers
Sharing VEX Robots
Sharing VEX Robots
Collaborative Math Skills
Collaborative Math Skills
Dojo Points Reward
Dojo Points Reward
Football Frenzy Math!
Football Frenzy Math!
Junior High Gym Class Archery
Junior High Gym Class Archery
STEM Class Using Vex Robots
STEM Class Using Vex Robots
Mrs. Clever's Class Practices Scientific Skills
Mrs. Clever's Class Practices Scientific Skills
Mrs. Perry's Class Learns Habitats
Mrs. Perry's Class Learns Habitats
Pirate Day
Pirate Day
Fun Lesson On Being Respectful
Fun Lesson On Being Respectful
Eastern Run Club Takes 1st Place
Eastern Run Club Takes 1st Place
Uno To Practice Multiplying Decimals
Uno To Practice Multiplying Decimals
Starbooks Cafe
Starbooks Cafe
Counting With Candy
Counting With Candy

 LEXINGTON JUNIOR HIGH TRACK & FIELD 

OHSAA Bylaw 3-1-4 stipulates that mandatory, preseason parent meetings with all student-athletes who wish to participate in the upcoming sports seasons, their parents and booster club officer(s).  The meeting shall consist of (a) a review of the student-eligibility bulletin and key essential eligibility requirements; (b) a review of the school's Athletic Code of Conduct; (c) a sportsmanship, ethics and integrity component, and (d) a review of issues concerning concussions and steroids.   

Athletes MUST have ALL paperwork (8 Forms) signed and on file with the LJHS Athletic Dept. BEFORE participation can begin.  1) OHSAA Preparticipation PHYSICAL EVALUATION   2) OHSAA AUTHORIZATION FORM   3) Lexington JH/HS Co-Curricular ELIGIBILITY POLICY  4) Lexington INSURANCE WAIVER / Survey Form  5) Lexington STUDENT-ATHLETE PLEDGE   6) Lexington CODE OF CONDUCT / Sportsmanship Agreement   7) EMERGENCY MEDICAL FORM     8.) Concussion Form 

SPRING 2017 TRACK MEMBERS: PLEASE BE SURE TO READ ALL OF THE INFORMATION BELOW, AND MAKE SURE YOUR PARENTS ARE AWARE OF THE FOLLOWING:

  • Every athlete must have ALL 8 required forms (including a current physical signed by a physician) signed by both the student-athlete and parent (whereapplicable) on file in the athletic office before they can participate in any capacity.
  • Student-Parent Contracts need to be signed and handed back into Meyer (Boys) OR Fraizer (girls) before you are allowed to practice.
  • There will be a mandatory spring all sports meeting at Tuesday March 14, 2017 7:00pm in the High School Auditorium. You may not participate in meets or compete unless one parent/guardian and student athlete attends this informational meeting.

RULES AND HELPFUL TRACK HINTS:

  • We practice outside every day (Monday through Friday), and it can be cold in early spring. We suggest you keep a pair of sweat pants, sweat shirt and a hat in your locker.
  • All team members must have TEN practices completed in order to participate in their first track meet. Attendance is taken each day. We will let you know when you have reached your ten days.
  • There will be no cuts from the team. All athletes are welcome and all athletes participate at open meets. Attendance at practice is expected. Skipping practices is discouraged and will be addressed if absences become excessive.
  • When you participate in a Lexington sport, you are representing our school. Proper behavior is expected. If an athlete misbehaves he or she will be given one warning, and then disciplined according to coach's discretion. Students will be removed from the team if they present an excessive nuisance to the team and danger to themselves or those around them.
  • Take care of your own clothing and belongings. Lock it up and don't leave it out for others to take. Leave all phones and other electronic devices locked up until practice is over. No athlete may have a phone during practice.
  • Leave all jewelry in your locker with your other valuables. Make sure to have a lock for your locker.

PRACTICE AND MEET TIMES:

  • Practice is held Monday through Friday 2:45-4:15 PM
  • Parents are to pick their children up at the HIGH SCHOOL AT 4:30 EACH DAY. There will be no access to the Junior High at the end of practice. Thanks!!
  • Meets are scheduled as early as 4:00 PM and may last as late as 7:00 PM. If a meet runs longer we will inform you and your parents. You will receive a schedule of individual meets.
  • If an athlete wants to ride home with their parents after an away meet, they MUST give their coach a note both written and signed by a parent verifying this ride.

UNIFORMS:  Can be purchased at Johnny Johnson Sports

Address:  2254 Stumbo Road (by the Richland Mall in the Servex Center)  Phone number:  (419) 529-4744  Hours:  Mon., Tues., Thurs., & Fri. 10-6, Wed. 10-8, Sat. 10-2

  • The basic uniform includes a shirt and shorts for about $20.00. Most students already have shorts from gym class that can double as track uniform shorts
  • You will need a white t-shirt with the Lex track logo screened onto the front of the shirt (about $7.00), and purple mesh shorts 7' or 8' inseam.
  • You do not wear your uniform to practice, only to meets. You must have a uniform before the first purple/gold meet on March 28th, 2017.
  • Please check out Mrs. Fraizer's Track Page for handouts and more information that has been distributed to student-athletes.


Coaching Staff:

Jeff Meyer - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Jay Schmidt - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Valerie Fraizer -  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Heidi Roush - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Remind Notification to Cell Phone:   To: 81010    Message: @lexjhtrack

Date      Opponent         Location

3/27/17     Mansfield Sr.                     Lexington High School

3/30/17     Loudonville                       Lexington High School

4/3/17     Orrville Invitational            Orrville High School

4/5/17     Clear Fork                           Clear Fork High School

4/8/17    Lexington HS Invitational: Lex JH track athletes are encouraged to attend and assist with the meet.

4/17/17    Mt. Vernon                         Mt. Vernon High School

4/19/17     Madison                            Madison High School

4/24/17     West Holmes                     Lexington High School

4/26/17    Crestview Invitational        Crestview High School

4/28/17    Shelby Invitational             Shelby High School

5/3/17     OCC                                    Lexington High School

5/23/17   OHSAA JH State Track Meet  Lancaster High School

 

Order of running events:

1. 100m Hurdles

2. 100m Dash

3. 1600m

4. 4 x 100 m Relay

5. 400m Dash

6. 4 x 200m Relay

7. 200m Hurdles

8. 800m Run

9. 200m Dash

10. 4 x 400m Relay

Field Events: Shot, Disc, Long Jump, High Jump, Pole Vault

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