Lexington Two’s graduates adult education students
Adult Education students in the Class of 2025 who attended May 20 graduation ceremonies pose on stage before the event. Photo by April Zafoot Photography.Continue Reading
Adult Education students in the Class of 2025 who attended May 20 graduation ceremonies pose on stage before the event. Photo by April Zafoot Photography.Continue Reading
COLUMBIA, S.C. — After five years of dedicated leadership, Amy Splittgerber is stepping down as Executive Director of Healthy Learners, the organization announced this week.Continue Reading
Airport High School recently transformed its campus into a celebration of inclusion and achievement as it hosted the Area 7 Spring Games of the SouthContinue Reading
Fourteen Lexington Two middle school students have been named South Carolina Junior Scholars. The program, developed by the SC Department of Education, identifies eighth-graders withContinue Reading
Congaree Elementary School recently celebrated its 65th anniversary. Among guest speakers were former students and staff, and the Congaree Choir provided music. Many former teachers,Continue Reading
Lexington Two announced its Rookie Teachers of the Year during a celebration for first-year teachers and their school mentors. Among the 50-plus Lexington Two inductionContinue Reading
Dezyah Dewitt, a third-grade Cayce Elementary School student, is the winner of the 13th Annual Future Chefs Challenge in Lexington Two. A panel of judgesContinue Reading
Literacy SC an adult literacy nonprofit, announces its 2025 board officers and invites community members to join its mission of teaching practical reading, writing, andContinue Reading
South Carolina Connections Academy, a tuition-free online public school, has announced enrollment for the 2025-26 academic year is now open to students in grades K-11Continue Reading
LEXINGTON, S.C. — Lexington County School District One will offer some limited school choice opportunities during the 2025–26 school year. This limited school choice optionContinue Reading
WEST COLUMBIA, SC – Airport High School Principal Matt Schilit said some of his most important lessons about leadership and inclusion have come from hisContinue Reading
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