Wednesday, May 6th, the Lexington R-V School District held their annual Retirement & Staff Recognition Dinner. We were honored to recognize employees for their years of service to the District.
5 years of service: Payton Adlich; Marc Bayne; Lora Alexander; Roberta Dye; Angela Emery. Not pictured: Zach Black; Renee Gonzalez; Michele Hamilton; Amy Mahurin; Megan Miller; Dr. Jason Whitt; Jacki Worthington
10 years of service-Hayley Henre; Salena Smith. Not pictured: Terry Smith
15 years of service-Megan Simnitt
20 years of service-Sabra Eads; Kristen Goetz; Amy Himbury
Thank you to Trinity United Church of Christ for their generous donation to the Lexington R-V lunch program.
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Lexington R-V School District Announces Early Dismissal
The Lexington R-V School District will dismiss early today due to the potential for severe weather later this afternoon.
We are closely monitoring updated forecasts, which indicate an increased likelihood of strong to severe storms moving into our area during the afternoon and evening hours. Out of an abundance of caution and to ensure the safety of our students and staff, the district has decided to release students early.
Early dismissal times:
High School: 1:00 PM
Middle School: 1:00 PM
Elementary: 1:15 PM
ECC: 1:15 PM
No Afternoon Lex La Ray classes.
Bus routes will operate according to the adjusted schedule, and students will arrive home earlier than usual. This decision is intended to allow buses and families to travel safely before severe weather arrives.
The National Weather Service has indicated the possibility of large hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes.
All planned after-school activities have been canceled or postponed. Additional communication will come from coaches and sponsors.
We appreciate your understanding and flexibility. Please reach out to your child's building or the Board of Education with any questions.
#MinutemenStrong
Amanda Finkeldei, Superintendent
The Lexington R-V School District will dismiss early today due to the potential for severe weather later this afternoon.
We are closely monitoring updated forecasts, which indicate an increased likelihood of strong to severe storms moving into our area during the afternoon and evening hours. Out of an abundance of caution and to ensure the safety of our students and staff, the district has decided to release students early.
Early dismissal times:
High School: 1:00 PM
Middle School: 1:00 PM
Elementary: 1:15 PM
ECC: 1:15 PM
No Afternoon Lex La Ray classes.
Bus routes will operate according to the adjusted schedule, and students will arrive home earlier than usual. This decision is intended to allow buses and families to travel safely before severe weather arrives.
The National Weather Service has indicated the possibility of large hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes.
All planned after-school activities have been canceled or postponed. Additional communication will come from coaches and sponsors.
We appreciate your understanding and flexibility. Please reach out to your child's building or the Board of Education with any questions.
#MinutemenStrong
Amanda Finkeldei, Superintendent
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