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Two proofs of residency required for new, returning students for 2018-19

Read details in English, Spanish letters posted here

Lexington Two announces summer hours

Schools, district office operate on modified schedule through early August

Teachers and Support Staff of the Year announced

2018-19 winners named in final days of school year

Pair Education Center Support Staff of the Year Donna Stone, left, and Teacher of the Year Suzette Brunson, right, with Principal CR Hall. The district’s schools announced their winners at the end of the school year.

After-school dance, tumbling classes offered with Lexington Two

Classes meet weekly September-April

Lexington Two offers after-school ballet, tumbling classes

Where kids can eat free this summer

Locations, hours for Seamless Summer Program in Lexington Two

Lexington Two gets top scores in accreditation

District gets 376 out of possible 400 points in AdvancED review

AdvancED conducted the district's review

Build it and they will come

Brookland-Cayce High's welding program is one of several college and career readiness programs getting a new home at the Lexington Two Innovation Center

A welding student works on a project at Brookland-Cayce High School.

Lexington Two Teachers of the Year to be honored

Teachers of the Year from each of the district's schools will be honored at a reception in November.

Great Article on Lexington 2 Welding

Follow this link to an interesting article about Lexington 2 Welding in The WestMetroNews

Lexington 2 Innovation Center Information Session

The Innovation Center hosted an information session at the District Education Center on Thursday, the 16th of November.

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Welcome to Lexington District Two’s Innovation Center. We are pleased to announce the opening of our state of the art facility in August 2018. We are excited about the opportunities we will have for our students in the areas of Career and Technology Education. In addition to our CATE courses, our students will have opportunities to take dual enrollment courses, AP courses, along with other required courses for graduation.