Pine Ridge Middle School
Jose Maria Gonzalez-Linares, 13, has been identified as the eighth-grade student who was killed in the Pine Ridge Middle School bus crash on I-77 Thursday. Link to announcement It was first announced earlier that the name of the fatality victim would be withheld. The Chester County Coroner’s Office released the identity of the student. One report […]
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Everyone who received further medical evaluation and treatment following Thursday’s Pine Ridge Middle School bus incident has been released from hospitals, according to district reports. One person, a boy age 13, lost his life in the crash. A prayer vigil was held at the school Saturday morning. The incident, along Interstate 77 south, occurred about […]
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The Chester County Coroner’s Office has released age and gender of the person who died in a Pine Ridge Middle School bus crash Thursday afternoon. The coroner said a 13-year-old male died in the accident on I-77, in Chester County, after the bus the child was on overturned because of a blown out tire. The […]
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Early this afternoon, three buses carrying students from Pine Ridge Middle School were traveling home south on Interstate 77, following a field trip just outside Charlotte. A tire blew on one of the buses, causing an accident. The bus was carrying 3 adults and roughly 35 students. The two other buses traveling back on Interstate […]
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Members of the Pine Ridge Middle School Academic Challenge Team had a special way of reminding themselves to never give up. Before each competition this season, the team would watch the video replay of former University of South Carolina women’s basketball player Kamilla Cordoso’s game-winning shot – at that time, her first-ever 3-pointer – that […]
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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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