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Kindergarten Registration

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Kindergarten Registration
 
Lexington Local Schools will hold Kindergarten registration for the 2012-2013 school year on Thursday, March 1st from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., and Tuesday, March 6th from 4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. at Central and Western Elementary Schools. 
 
To be eligible for kindergarten your child must be 5 years old on or before August 1, 2012.  The following documentation is required for kindergarten registration:
     1.  Child's original birth certificate
     2.  Child's social security card
     3.  Child's immunization record
     4.  Custody papers (single parent family, adoptive family, foster family)
     5.  Proof of your residence (rental/purchase/lease agreement or utility bill)
     6.  Your driver's license
 
Parents can sign-up for a kindergarten screening date and time during registration.

Academic Letter Criteria

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Lexington High School Academic Letter

The criteria for the Lexington High School Letter criteria has been revised and is in effect for this school year.  The new criteria is designed to recognize and encompass more out of class activities in which our students participate and make a significant time commitment.  We want to make all students aware of the new criteria.  The Academic Letter criteria will be available to students in English classrooms, Student Services, the HS office, the district website and announcements.

To view this new criteria, please click here.

Mission Statement

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Lexington Local Schools
Mission Statement
"The Lexington Local Schools, through a partnership with our children's families and our community, will provide the BEST possible curricular and co-curricular opportunities to challenge all students to reach their highest potential, to enjoy learning and to make positive contributions within their homes and communities."

State Report Cards

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Lexington Local Schools earned an “Excellent” rating on the most

recent report card issued on August 24, 2011 by the Ohio department of Education. This marks the eighth consecutive year of earning an “excellent” or higher rating. This type of continued achievement is only possible through the dedication and commitment of school and community.

To see the report card, click here: 2010-2011 Lexington Report Card

Over the past several years, Lexington has continued to improve its scores on the performance indicators from the state used to determine the report card rating.  These achievements are a reflection of our teachers’ expertise and their commitment to maximizing each student’s academic growth.  They aslo reflect the hard work, focus of our students and parents, and their dedication.


As a District, multiple measures are used to assess student achievement and progress beyond the report card from the state. These measures include nationally normed achievement tests in grades one through nine, participation in Advanced Placement classes and passage rates, as well as ACT results and college admissions. We are pleased that we met 26 out of 26 performance indicators, and our Performance Index is the highest it has ever measured. We also made Adequate Yearly Progress for all groups which is not an easy feat as all the benchmarks continue to rise.  Lexington students performed well enough to meet Value Added, but not to exceed it. In order to earn the Excellent with Distinction rating the district must show above expected growth in a single year.

 

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