Over winter break, the Lexington Blue Jays traveled to the Delaware School for the Deaf to participate in the Eastern Regional Academic Bowl competition on February 20 and 21. Lexington School for the Deaf was one of 16 schools competing at the event hosted by Gallaudet University Youth Programs.
For the safety of our students and staff, Lexington will be shifting to remote instruction on Tuesday, February 24th. Teachers will contact students and/or families regarding assignments.
In honor of World Read Aloud Day, classrooms watched ASL versions of stories by three Lexington authors, teachers Adijah Brahmin and Jared Lopatin and speech therapist Kim Taylor.
Plentiful is a free, easy-to-use reservation system for NYC food pantries and the people they serve. Families can use Plentiful to find pantries and get the food they need, without waiting in line. Click here to go to the Plentiful website: https://plentifulapp.com/
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.
On May 5th, three Lexington students - Alexandra, Andrew & Jomar - joined teens from throughout the five boroughs in a performance of "Brand New Day" from The Wiz to promote the festival. Click here to view the Kick-Off video!