Lexington Two School District
The first version of “Thanksgiving” was a 1621 harvest feast that included the Pilgrims of the Plymouth colony and Native Americans. In 1863 President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed a national Thanksgiving Day. Congress later established the holiday as the fourth Thursday of November. In West Columbia, the spirit of Thanksgiving is abundant. There are many who […]
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The West Columbia Police Department held a “Stuff a Tahoe” Food Drive, Saturday. A WCPD report said the “West Columbia community did not disappoint. The WCPD thanked all our community members who made the food drive a success. It was held at Walmart on Augusta Road and the WCPD also thanked Walmart for their generous […]
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Lexington Two’s STAR Family Partnership/Early Childhood program has been recognized with the statewide Growing Strong District Distinction Award from the South Carolina Partnerships for Inclusion, highlighting the district’s efforts to get young children and their families off to strong educational starts by implementing evidence-based early childhood practices. The award citation from the South Carolina Partnerships […]
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– Lexington School District Two students posted gains in several core subject areas in statewide testing results released this week by the SC Department of Education. Among the gains, Lexington Two elementary and middle school students saw a nearly double-digit average increase across all grade levels in SC READY English/Language Arts (ELA) testing. Lexington Two’s […]
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Lexington School District Two is accepting nominations for its second class of inductees into the district’s Fine Arts Hall of Fame. The Lexington Two Fine Arts Hall of Fame recognizes individuals and groups who have demonstrated excellence in art, music, theatre, dance, or creative writing. An inductee may be a graduate from Airport High School […]
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Registration is now open for the fall 2025 session of Lexington Two’s Adult Education Program. Lexington Two’s award-winning adult education program, offered in partnership with Lexington Four, includes a variety of classes for individuals who did not complete high school. Offerings include GED preparation, high school diploma completion, Career Readiness Certificate (CRC) preparation, academic refresher […]
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Lexington School District Two’s Chief Human Resource and Organizational Development Officer has received a top national award from the American Association of School Personnel Administrators (AASPA). Dr. Angela Cooper is the winner of the 2025 Herb Salinger Personnel Administrator of the Year Award. The national award is given in recognition of an administrator who distinguishes […]
Read More >> Lexington Two announces two ways for area youth to get meals this summer through a federally funded child nutrition program that provides free, nutritious breakfast and lunch meals through the months when youth are out of school. Lexington Two’s sponsorship of the Summer Food Service program makes free meals available for youth ages 18 and […]
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