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August 2026 Newsletter
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Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) - 2026
Forty-eight Lexington students gained valuable work skills this summer by participating in NYC's Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP). The program connects NYC youth between the ages of 14 and 24 with career exploration opportunities and paid work experiences. The program is sponsored by NYC’s Department of Youth and Community Development.Read More -
Elementary 8 Conducts Bat Research
During the 2025/2026 school year, David Wilcox's Elementary 8 (E8) classroom participated in National Geographic's Explorer Classroom Project. The class selected bat conservation as their project. Click here to see a copy of their Bat Conservation newsletter!Read More -
Congratulations to Jane Moran on Her Retirement!
After 50 years of service and leadership at Lexington, Jane Moran will leave her post as Special Assistant to the CEO/Superintendent on July 31, 2026! Click here to view Jane's farewell message to staff!Read More -
July 2026 Newsletter
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2026 High School Graduation
Last week’s graduation was filled with emotions - pride, joy, relief, excitement and perhaps some sadness - as students left the nest to face life’s next chapters. Check out our Flickr album for more photos! https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCXSEQRead More -
Trisha Danah Appointed as New Lexington Superintendent
The Board of Trustees of Lexington School for the Deaf is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Trisha Danah as the new Superintendent of Lexington School for the Deaf. Ms. Danah will start in the position on July 1, 2026. The Board looks forward to this next chapter in Lexington’s history and welcomes her on behalf of the Lexington community.Read More -
When to Keep a Child Home with an Illness
It can be hard to know when to send children to school if they tell you that they do not feel well. Usually, the best place for them is in school, but there are some times when keeping them home to rest or call for an appointment with your health care provider is recommended.Read More
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