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A shout-out to Laurie Phipps from @phescougars for dropping off goodie bags and notes from students for Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Thank you from all of us.
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Last week, students and staff at Oak Grove Elementary spent the last week of October playing literacy detectives for The Masked Reader! All week long, our young readers tuned in to daily video broadcasts featuring anonymous staff members in over-the-top, silly costumes reading their favorite picture books. With five personalized clues per reader, classrooms were buzzing with collaboration, critical thinking, and tons of giggles as students worked together to solve the ultimate school mystery. The excitement wrapped up at The Big Reveal last Friday. Mystery readers arrived live in full costume, and the entire school joined in the fun as the masks finally came off! This high-energy event was a quick, joyful reminder of what innovative literacy initiatives look like in action! #Lex1Reads #FallInLoveWithReading 🕵️♂️📚 @OGElementary
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River Bluff High School junior Divija Viswabrahmana is turning her passion for community service into an opportunity to make a difference across South Carolina!
Viswabrahmana was named a PalmettoPride Youth Ambassador, joining just 16 students selected statewide from nearly 200 cout candidate, Viswabrahmana has rallied fellow Scouts to participate in the Lakeside Litter Sweep on Lake Murray, volunteered more than 60 hours at the Lexington Main Library and earned her certification as a yoga teacher. As a Youth Ambassador, she plans to bring anti-litter campaigns to schools across Lexington One, encouraging students to take an active role in keeping their communities clean. #GraduateProfile
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Viswabrahmana was named a PalmettoPride Youth Ambassador, joining just 16 students selected statewide from nearly 200 cout candidate, Viswabrahmana has rallied fellow Scouts to participate in the Lakeside Litter Sweep on Lake Murray, volunteered more than 60 hours at the Lexington Main Library and earned her certification as a yoga teacher. As a Youth Ambassador, she plans to bring anti-litter campaigns to schools across Lexington One, encouraging students to take an active role in keeping their communities clean. #GraduateProfile
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Did you know that military children move an average of 9 times during their K-12 experience? This month and every month, we take the time to recognize those who sacrifice to give us countless reasons to be grateful. Thank you. #MonthOfTheMilitaryFamily
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Gil is competing in the Downtown Scarecrow Contest, and we’d love your support for the People's Choice Award! 🏆
How to vote:
Head over to the @townoflexingtonsc Facebook Page.
Find the official Scarecrow Contest photo album.
Give Gil’s photo a LIKE! facebook.com/photo/?fbid=15…
visit Gil like Beechwood Middle School student Nealy? Share your photos with Gil in the comments below, tag @LexingtonOne, or share using #GilOnTheGo!
How to vote:
Head over to the @townoflexingtonsc Facebook Page.
Find the official Scarecrow Contest photo album.
Give Gil’s photo a LIKE! facebook.com/photo/?fbid=15…
visit Gil like Beechwood Middle School student Nealy? Share your photos with Gil in the comments below, tag @LexingtonOne, or share using #GilOnTheGo!
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Today is Support Your Local Chamber of Commerce Day! From hosting student interns and board candidate forums to awarding student scholarships and co-sponsoring the annual Student Leadership Conference (with Rotary), the Lexington Chamber and Visitors Center is a valued partner in ls and community.
On Local Chamber of Commerce Day, we’re grateful for the Chamber’s continued support of Lexington One and for bringing education, business and community leaders together to help our students thrive.
#SupportYourLocalChamber #SupportYourLocalChamberofCommerce #ChambersChangeThings
On Local Chamber of Commerce Day, we’re grateful for the Chamber’s continued support of Lexington One and for bringing education, business and community leaders together to help our students thrive.
#SupportYourLocalChamber #SupportYourLocalChamberofCommerce #ChambersChangeThings
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Gilbert Elementary is now officially a Project ADAM Heart Safe School! This national recognition shows their commitment to keeping every Eagle—Students, staff, and visitors—safe with quick, proactive care if a cardiac emergency ever happens.
GES now has a campus-specific ically placed AEDs ready within three minutes, and a trained Eagle Safety Team on site to jump into action with CPR and AEDs at a moment’s notice. They run regular safety drills to keep the team sharp and response quick.
It’s all part of their everyday promise to keep everyone safe. #Lex1Safety youtube.com/shorts/l1S00gf…
GES now has a campus-specific ically placed AEDs ready within three minutes, and a trained Eagle Safety Team on site to jump into action with CPR and AEDs at a moment’s notice. They run regular safety drills to keep the team sharp and response quick.
It’s all part of their everyday promise to keep everyone safe. #Lex1Safety youtube.com/shorts/l1S00gf…
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Take a peak into a day in the life at Carolina Springs Elementary School! Kids reach high goals when they know their teachers care. The relationships, community culture, and commitment create an environment where students thrive. They work hard, choose kindness, and do their very best. @CSESHuskies youtu.be/bO4G6yBTVuA
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October is National Principals Month, and we’re celebrating the leaders who help make our schools great places to learn, grow and belong.
Our principals do a little bit of everything — supporting students and staff, connecting with families, visiting classrooms, solving problems es. Through it all, they help create welcoming school communities where students can thrive.
Join us in thanking our principals for all they do!
Our principals do a little bit of everything — supporting students and staff, connecting with families, visiting classrooms, solving problems es. Through it all, they help create welcoming school communities where students can thrive.
Join us in thanking our principals for all they do!
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Last week, non-profit Funding the Future brought international touring artist GOODING to Pelion High School for an unforgettable experience that combined the energy of a live rock concert with practical lessons in financial literacy. Through powerful music, dynamic visual storytelling and personal experiences, students learned valuable skills such as budgeting, building credit responsibly, avoiding debt and planning for their financial futures. @goodingmusic @FTFLive @PelionPanthers youtube.com/shorts/zy6WM7Q…
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Enjoy the sounds of the inaugural Lexington One Marching Band Showcase! 🎷🥁🎶youtube.com/shorts/-UhiZyK…
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In 2001, after the initial shock of 9/11, students at White Knoll Middle went into action. Students, staff and local leaders raised over $500,000 to buy a new fire truck for the New York City Fire Department.
WKMS students rallied support by selling 9/11 pins, stickers, and buttons at football games and around the community to fund the fire truck fund.
The @scstatemuseum is honoring WKMS in it’s “S.C. Remembers 9/11” exhibit. The exhibit shows the T-shirts, pins, and stickers student sold, along with pieces from what was Ladder 101. The exhibit is free to visit and open through April 4, 2027. #PatriotDay #NeverForget #25YearsLater youtube.com/shorts/jv_6gtk…
WKMS students rallied support by selling 9/11 pins, stickers, and buttons at football games and around the community to fund the fire truck fund.
The @scstatemuseum is honoring WKMS in it’s “S.C. Remembers 9/11” exhibit. The exhibit shows the T-shirts, pins, and stickers student sold, along with pieces from what was Ladder 101. The exhibit is free to visit and open through April 4, 2027. #PatriotDay #NeverForget #25YearsLater youtube.com/shorts/jv_6gtk…
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Join us this Saturday, September 12, for the Showcase of Sound!
Our inaugural Lexington One Marching Band Exhibition, which features all five high schools, will take place at the Lexington High School football stadium. Admission is free! #Lex1Arts 🎶🥁🎷youtube.com/shorts/Z3Vm4Lo… via @YouTube
Our inaugural Lexington One Marching Band Exhibition, which features all five high schools, will take place at the Lexington High School football stadium. Admission is free! #Lex1Arts 🎶🥁🎷youtube.com/shorts/Z3Vm4Lo… via @YouTube
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River Bluff High’s Alena Goveas was named the recipient of the 2026 R.D. Bennett Community Service Scholarship, awarded by the Electric Cooperatives of S.C.
She organized a senior wellness fair at Lexington Medical Extended Care, lining up donations, games, crafts, music and over $800 in snacks. After heading to Washington, D.C., for a week as one of Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative Youth Tour delegates, she brought that inspiration back home to complete her project. Great work, Alena! #GraduateProfile #Lex1Proud youtube.com/shorts/uF9xlIc…
She organized a senior wellness fair at Lexington Medical Extended Care, lining up donations, games, crafts, music and over $800 in snacks. After heading to Washington, D.C., for a week as one of Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative Youth Tour delegates, she brought that inspiration back home to complete her project. Great work, Alena! #GraduateProfile #Lex1Proud youtube.com/shorts/uF9xlIc…
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Mark you calendars! All five Lexington One high school marching bands will come together on Saturday, September 12, at the Lexington High School football stadium to debut their 2026 marching band shows during a free community performance.
The event begins at 6:30 p.m., with each o give the community a first look at this year’s show. The evening will conclude around 8 p.m. with a special mass band performance featuring musicians from all five high schools.
The event is free and open to the community, so bring your family and friends and help us celebrate the talent, dedication and hard work of our Lexington One student musicians!
Saturday, September 12
6:30–8 p.m.
LHS football stadium
Free admission
The event begins at 6:30 p.m., with each o give the community a first look at this year’s show. The evening will conclude around 8 p.m. with a special mass band performance featuring musicians from all five high schools.
The event is free and open to the community, so bring your family and friends and help us celebrate the talent, dedication and hard work of our Lexington One student musicians!
Saturday, September 12
6:30–8 p.m.
LHS football stadium
Free admission
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Bea Arnold has served the Lexington One community as a school bus driver for more than 20 years. Each day, she works to make sure students feel safe, welcomed and valued.
This year, Bea is celebrating 10 years of living with chronic myeloid leukemia, a slow-growing cancer that one marrow. Although cancer remains part of her life, Bea has learned to see each day as a gift. Her experience has taught her to take chances, enjoy life more fully and keep moving forward through difficult moments. That resilience has shaped the way she faces her own challenges and how she encourages others.
To help support cancer research and the development of new treatments, Bea created the “Bea-lieve in a Cure” team for the Light The Night Walk. She is especially inspired by children who are fighting leukemia and other blood cancers. Their strength and resilience motivate her to keep raising awareness and supporting the cause. Everyone who walks, donates or shares Bea’s message helps spread hope and reminds others that they do not have to face difficult times alone. #GraduateProfile
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This year, Bea is celebrating 10 years of living with chronic myeloid leukemia, a slow-growing cancer that one marrow. Although cancer remains part of her life, Bea has learned to see each day as a gift. Her experience has taught her to take chances, enjoy life more fully and keep moving forward through difficult moments. That resilience has shaped the way she faces her own challenges and how she encourages others.
To help support cancer research and the development of new treatments, Bea created the “Bea-lieve in a Cure” team for the Light The Night Walk. She is especially inspired by children who are fighting leukemia and other blood cancers. Their strength and resilience motivate her to keep raising awareness and supporting the cause. Everyone who walks, donates or shares Bea’s message helps spread hope and reminds others that they do not have to face difficult times alone. #GraduateProfile
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Join the “Bea-lieve in a Cure” team or donate: pages.lls.org/ltn/sc/ColumbS…
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