Mr. Taylor Wins NCASA Principal of the Year!

The North Carolina Association for Scholastic Activities Board of Directors has chosen Mr. Travis Taylor as their 2012 NCASA Principal of the Year! This award is presented annually to the principal that does more than any other to support their students' and school's participation and excellence in scholastic activities. His work establishing and funding a comprehensive scholastic program at Lexington Senior High School was nothing short of phenomenal. No other school in North Carolina made greater strides in advancing scholastic activities this year than LSHS, and this was born out by the school's fifth place finish in the final Scholastic Cup standings. More than one hundred students at Lexington Senior High School were enriched by this program.

 This award will be presented to Mr. Taylor during the NCASA Annual Meeting hosted by the NC School of Science and Mathematics in Durham. The meeting will run from 11:00 to 12:30 on Tuesday, June 26. During the annual meeting we will also present other individual awards, the Middle School of the Year and the NCASA Scholastic Cup, elect officers and directors, and present the state of the association.

 Congratulations to Mr. Taylor!

LSHS Places Fifth in NCASA Scholastic Cup

Lexington Senior High School finished the points race for NCASA's Schlastic Cup in fifth place. "The competitiveness of our students on this statewide academic stage validates what we already know.  Our students are as smart, capable, and creative as any in the state of North Carolina.  We should use this wonderful accomplishment to bolster our outlook and fuel our belief that Lexington Senior High can become a beacon of academic excellence," said LCS Superintendent Rick Kriesky.

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