More than 70 million #COVID19 vaccine doses have been administered so far. Less than 20,000 of these were on the African continent. A global immunity gap puts everyone at risk. We need a global vaccination campaign that reaches everyone, everywhere.

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Why Students Should Write in All Subjects via edutopia ow.ly/7hrn50Dgs8J.

Well played tonight Lexington MS men’s basketball team. Lexington City Sch

Lexington City Schools to return to in-class learning in March. the-dispatch.com/story/news/202…

“Students should read and/or be read to for a minimum of 60 minutes daily, across the curriculum, at every grade level. And they should write for at least 40 minutes.” –ASCD author Mike Schmoker "Focusing on the Essentials" bit.ly/2HsMy4h #edchat #satchat

Had a great first day of face to face instruction with our Cohort A students. It was great to see them back in the building after one year. Thank you ⁦Lexington MS⁩ staff and students for an awesome first day ⁦Lexington City Sch⁩

“Most people never pick up the phone. Most people never call and ask. And that's what separates sometimes the people who do things from those who just dream about them. You gotta act. You gotta be willing to fail. You gotta be willing to crash and burn." — Steve Jobs

Scholastic Book Fair Lexington MS April 19-May 1, open 8:15-3:00 Monday-Thursday. SPECIAL HOURS 2 Saturdays, April 24 & May 1, 9:00-12:00. bookfairs.scholastic.com/bookfairs/cpto… Check out eWallet! bookfairs.scholastic.com/content/bookfa… Lexington City Sch Abu Zaeem @JoannThomas81 Joan R Makerson @MsSanchezLMS

Being a student with limited or interrupted formal education (SLIFE) is NOT a cognitive issue. It is a lack of OPPORTUNITY issue.

If an elementary student has just one highly effective teacher for one year, the benefits will be long lasting. Conversely, if a student has a low-performing teacher, they will not outgrow the those negative effects for years to come. Who is teaching your low performing students?

Up early and trying to get these last few positions filled before the start of the year #LMSSTRONG Lexington MS Lexington City Sch

Save the Date: 2021-2022 LMS Open House will be Thursday, August 12… 6th grade: 12:30 - 2:30 or 5:00 - 7:00 (only attend one) 7th/8th grade: Drop in anytime between 12:00 - 7:00

Welcome Ms. Dipika Das, our new 8th grade Science Teacher, to our Jacket Family. She is looking forward to in person instruction and motivating students to become high achievers Lexington MS LCSSUPT Lexington City Sch

Please help us welcome Ms. Kayla DeWald, our ELA Master Classroom Leader at Lexington MS. She is excited to join the Jacket family and spread her love of reading with her students LCSSUPT Lexington City Sch

Welcome back @AimeeBurleson to Lexington MS. We are excited to have you be part of our 7th grade team. Ms. Burleson grew up in Lexington and love the community. She can’t wait to meet her students for this upcoming school year. LCSSUPT Lexington City Sch

At our August 3, 2021 Lexington City BOE meeting, the Board voted unanimously: “To approve a mask wearing policy on school grounds and on LCS transportation for the first quarter of the 2021 school year for grades K-12. Lexington MS

21 - 22 Open House Thursday, August 12 6th grade: 12:30 - 2:30 or 5:00 - 7:00 (Only need to attend one) 7th/8th grade: Drop in anytime between 12:00 - 7:00 Lexington MS Lexington City Sch

** Our Health Department will be at Lexington MS on 8/12 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. to offer COVID vaccines to anyone interested. Students must be 12 years or older and MUST have a parent present (with ID) in order to receive the vaccine. Lexington City Sch

A warm welcome to Mr. Benjamin West, our new band director at Lexington MS. He is excited about getting to know the students at LMS and looking forward to having a fun and productive year with everyone while learning about music in band class. Lexington City Sch LCSSUPT