Northside Middle School
Seventy-eight middle and high school students have been selected for the 2024-2025 Lexington Two District Honor Band. Both middle and high school students are spending 10 hours of rehearsal learning new music and working with master educators, with middle school musicians working with Jocquin Fuller and high school students with master educator Roger Simpson. Members […]
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Fifty-seven Lexington Two middle and high school students have been selected to the District Honor Orchestra. Middle school musicians worked with clinician Dorothy Hanlin, while high schoolers worked with Phillip Pagal. Their work culminated in a free performance, open to the public, on February 4 at the Lexington Two Performing Arts Center. Students are under […]
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Nearly 290 choral students from Lexington Two elementary, middle, and high schools have been selected to the 2024-2025 Lexington Two District Honor Choir. The students will have a joint performance on February 13 at the Lexington Two Performing Arts Center. Those selected to the Lexington Two District Honor Choir are: ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Cayce: Bailey Bates, Christopher […]
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Lexington Two students are ready to spread some holiday cheer, performing holiday music and dance in schools and at community events. Here is a sampling of upcoming events, including community holiday favorites where Lexington Two students will be performing. Admission is free to events listed here at Lexington Two schools and the district’s Performing Arts […]
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Small acts of kindness can make a huge difference. That’s the message at the heart of Northside Middle School’s annual Day of Caring. The event is designed around a variety of service opportunities that students select from and complete at school during one of the year’s early dismissal days. Among this year’s activity choices: knitting […]
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A Northside Middle School teacher scored a Teacher of the Game recognition, a partnership between Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union and the University of South Carolina. Arlene Neely, a Northside social studies teacher, was selected as a Palmetto Citizens Teacher of the Game, an educator reward and recognition program that takes place during each of […]
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Buses were back on the streets of West Columbia and summer vacation for the kids ended. Wednesday was the first day of school for all of Lexington School District Two. “We are excited to have opened today as scheduled, and our families and students arrived at schools this morning ready to get the new year […]
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day will be observed on Monday, Jan. 15, the day of King’s birthday. It is the third Monday of January. In observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday, the City of West Columbia City Hall will be closed Monday (Jan. 15.) and Lexington Two schools will be closed. The […]
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