We are very pleased to announce that senior Noah E. is a Semifinalist in the 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program and has the opportunity to continue in the National Merit Scholarship competition. The names of approximately 16,000 ...

Our second-grade students had an amazing adventure at the Lexington Library last week! They dove into a world of books, discovering new stories and expanding their imaginations. Reading is so much fun!

Fourth grade students in Mrs Bright's math class engage in exciting learning games to reinforce understanding of place value concepts.

Mrs. Bright's fourth grade students utilized collaboration and problem- solving skills to create the tallest tower possible that would support a marshmallow using spaghetti noodles, string, and tape.

Mrs. Verspoor's class went to Raemelton Horse Farm and had the best time walking through the barns, grooming the horses, and spending time with friends.

In Mrs. Brokaw's fourth-grade Social Studies class at Eastern, students took a moment to reflect on the events of 9/11. They examined pictures from that fateful day, honoring the fallen heroes and those who endured the tragedy.

Prior to beginning literature circles, the students in Mrs. Wyant's 6th grade ELA class previewed 6 different books in a book tasting activity. The cafe music set the tone for a love of taking time to read a great book.

The Lexington High School delegation to Ohio's Youth and Government was invited by the Ashbrook Center to participate in their Major Issues Lecture Series. The speaker was Ohio Attorney General, David Yost, who spoke about the U.S. Constitution and the administrative ...

Dr. Berry's sixth-grade class embarked on a global adventure in the Long-Division Amazing Race! They tackled long division problems, navigated through roadblocks, speed bumps and detours as an unstoppable team. Learning meets adventure!

Mrs. Coffman’s third-grade students at Central Elementary have been learning the qualities of a good citizen, which include cooperation and building a strong classroom community. During the first week of school, they worked together on the “Save Fred”  activity. They ...

Mrs. Knapp's first-grade students had a blast during our Flashlight Friday! They delved into an author study of Mo Willems, immersing themselves in the world of Pigeon books. Reading adventures under the glow of flashlights made it extra special!

Lexington High School proudly presents your 2023 Homecoming Court! Get ready for an unforgettable celebration filled with royalty and school spirit.

Our Preschoolers enjoyed their new surroundings during our first week of school. We look forward to watching them grow and learn!

Our Preschoolers enjoyed their new surroundings during our first week of school. We look forward to watching them grow and learn!

Bravo to Logan B. And Iris P.! They qualified for OMEA All-State Band/Orchestra! Congratulations on this incredible achievement!

New beginnings at Lexington High School! Student representatives from different clubs treated our new students to a warm breakfast, giving them a sneak peek of the exciting clubs coming up at the High School Club Fair. Get ready to join in the fun!

Lexington High School students in Mrs. Santamaría's Spanish II class had fun playing a review game similar to Rock, Paper, Scissors called Uno, Dos, Tres, Ya! It was a great way to get back into the swing of learning.

Adding a splash of fun to second-grade math at Central Elementary! These young mathematicians are diving into skill review and exploring it all with a smile. Learning + fun = success!

First-grade students in Mrs. Knapp’s class at Western Elementary started the school year by exploring the letters in their names and their friends' names. Inspired by "The Name Jar," by Yangsook Choi, they celebrated the uniqueness and significance of their names. Here's ...

Embracing their 'Last First Day' in style! Lexington High School’s amazing seniors arrived 90 minutes early to take part in Senior Sunrise, marking the start of their final year. Pancakes, sausage, eggs and fun followed. Have a great senior year, Minutemen!

Lexington Local Schools had a great first week of school! The halls were full of the sounds of happy friends greeting each other and the excitement of the start of a new year. It really was a week full of sparkling smiles!

Noah E. National Merit Semifinalist
Noah E. National Merit Semifinalist
Lexington Library Visit
Lexington Library Visit
Fourth Graders Learn Place Value Concepts
Fourth Graders Learn Place Value Concepts
Fourth Grade Tallest Tower Project
Fourth Grade Tallest Tower Project
Raemelton Horse Farm Visit
Raemelton Horse Farm Visit
Students Reflect on Events of 9/11
Students Reflect on Events of 9/11
6th Grade Book Tasting Activity
6th Grade Book Tasting Activity
Ohio's Youth and Government Ashbrook Visit
Ohio's Youth and Government Ashbrook Visit
Long-Division Amazing Race
Long-Division Amazing Race
"Save Fred" Activity
Flashlight Friday
Flashlight Friday
2023 LHS Homecoming Court
2023 LHS Homecoming Court
Preschoolers Enjoy New Surroundings
Preschoolers Enjoy New Surroundings
Preschoolers Enjoy New Surroundings
Preschoolers Enjoy New Surroundings
OMEA All-State Band/Orchestra
OMEA All-State Band/Orchestra
High School Club Fair
High School Club Fair
High School Spanish Review Game
High School Spanish Review Game
2nd Grade Math Skill Review
2nd Grade Math Skill Review
"The Name Jar" Activity
Senior Sunrise Breakfast
Senior Sunrise Breakfast
First Week Full of Sparkling Smiles
First Week Full of Sparkling Smiles

LexingtonFAQs2023

Current Job Postings

Certified Employment Application Form

Classified Employment Application Form

1:1 Aide Positions 

Lexington Local Schools is hiring 1:1 aide positions throughout the district for the 2023-24 school year. Interested candidates should fill out a classified application at (www.lexington.k12.oh.us) and send to Kevin Young, Assistant Superintendent via email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or contact the board office at 419-884-1111

Substitute Bus Driver

Lexington Local Schools is still in need of substitute bus drivers. We will do all the training at the bus garage. Please call the bus garage at 419-884-2349 for an application and more information.

Substitute Nurses

Lexington Local Schools is in need of substitute nurses. Please email Paula Smith, District Nurse at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for an application and more information.

Substitutes

Lexington Local Schools is looking for substitute teachers, nurses, aides, custodians, food service, and bus drivers. Please contact the board office if you are interested (419-884-2132).

**Please click on the following link for qualification information for those interested in substitute teaching: Substitute Teaching Information**

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We utilize BrightArrow in our district, an automated parent notification system. The system will notify parents if their child is absent from school using the contact information you’ve provided in FinalForms.

When your child is absent the system will make an automated call to the primary number listed in FinalForms. It will also send a text message and email to the first two contacts listed in FinalForms.

Below is the message you will receive via phone and email:

This is an attendance notification from Lexington Local Schools. Your student, [[firstname]] was marked absent this morning, [[today’s date]]. Please send a note with your child upon return to excuse this absence. Press any key to repeat this message. Thank you for your attention to this important matter.

An additional note is included with text messages:

Lexington Local Schools would like to continue sending you text messages. To receive these messages, please reply YES.

(We suggest you reply YES to continue receiving alerts).

You are still strongly encouraged to call the school to report your child’s absence. Additionally, written notification is still required to excuse any absence upon return. Finally, if you have provided advance notice of your child’s absence or if they are tardy, you may not receive a call.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding this automated notification system, please contact your building principal. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Jeremy Secrist
Superintendent

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Lexington Schools is transitioning to FinalForms for online forms (emergency,medical,etc.) instead of the paper packet that is typically sent home at the start of the school year.

To register a new student, please click on the following link: Lexington FinalForms

If your student is already attending Lexington and you have not received an email confirmation from FinalForms, please call your student's building so the secretaries can update your email address in the FinalForms system. Once your email address has been entered, you will receive a confirmation email from FinalForms to create an account.

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Please see the links below to view Lexington's Extended Learning Plan and Return to In-Person Instruction and Continuity of Services Plan.

Extended Learning Plan

Return to In-Person Instruction and Continuity of Services Plan

Best advice is if you approach, from either direction, a school bus stopped on or along the road, for any reason, with or without its lights flashing STOP.

We must all do our part of keep our precious children safe on their way to and from school each day. No one should be in such a hurry to jeopardize children's safety.

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"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."

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