If you lifted here, this may bring back memories…
CALLING ALL LEXINGTON ALUMNI AND LONGTIME MINUTEMEN SUPPORTERS – With the recent addition of new weight room and fitness equipment, select pieces that trained many Lexington athletes are now available by sealed bid—giving you the chance to own a piece of school history while supporting today’s programs.
FOR SALE BY SEALED BID – Lexington Schools is accepting sealed bids for surplus weight room equipment. All proceeds will support the Lexington Athletics Department.
Important Details
• Bids are submitted by Google Form (link below)
• One item or lot per bid (submit a separate form for each bid)
• Items are sold AS-IS
• Pickup only
All equipment photos can be seen on Lexington Community School District's Facebook Page
Bid deadline: Noon – Thursday, January 22, 2026
Winning bidders notified: End of day Thursday
Pickup: Friday, January 23, 2026 at the former AG Shop garage doors
Payment: Cash or check at pickup
Optional disassembly for power lift stations available for an additional $25
👉 Submit bids here: Lexington Schools Surplus Inventory Bid Form
All questions should be directed to Lexingtoncusd7@lexington.k12.il.us
Thank you for supporting Lexington Athletics.
Junior High Teachers have awarded these students: Presented by our LHS NHS students; Avery P., Jillian R. and Braden B.
6th Grade
Auggie H. chooses kind actions like sharing materials, including classmates in group work, or standing up for someone being treated unfairly.
7th Grade
Aubrey C. is considerate of others and their emotional needs. At the game club she includes others and shows excitement for getting her peers involved. Aubrey often thinks of others' needs before her own.
8th Grade
Jozee M. is measured and patient in her demeanor. She is quick to listen and slow to criticize. Because of this, she is respected by her peers and shows compassion to all of those around her.
Welcome to the Minutemen family, Officer Mac!
Today we launched a second hot lunch option for elementary students. The Minutemen meals (make your own pizza kit on Tuesday/Thursday or muffin/cheese stick/yogurt on Monday/Wednesday/Friday) will be a constant option to the rotating hot lunch menu. All of the sides stay the same for both lunches. Special thank you to our amazing cafeteria staff for making this change!
January Lunch Menus
Books will soon be closed so that our hearts can be full. We hope your Christmas is filled with family time, cozy moments, and memories that last long after the decorations come down. School reopens for students on January 6th—until then, enjoy every minute!
Elementary Concert (12/11 at 6:00 PM)
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/lexington-high-school-lexington-il/evt34cd2c376c
JH/HS Concert (12/12 at 7:00 PM)
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/lexington-high-school-lexington-il/evt06b10eef96
Stay safe and warm!
"Can" we do it? Yes, we CAN! 🎉 We did it—and then some! 🎉
Our elementary school families and staff donated 782 non-perishable food items to the Lexington Food Pantry, smashing our original goal of 250, and we did it simply through the act of being kind to others. Our hearts are warmed by the lesson this has taught our students and the collective excitement we shared all week watching the one table grow to two tables and beyond! We also used today's photo as a math lesson on estimating a total number of objects based off a picture of the total. Thank you to every student, family, and staff member who contributed. Your generosity truly makes a difference! If you are in need of food assistance this winter, please let us know so we can get you in touch with the food pantry volunteers.
Presented by 3 of our HS NHS members; Jared R., Joe C. and Camden M.
6th grade- Nicholas M.- Nicholas goes out of his way to help others and is cognizant of the needs of those around him. He shows the responsibility to step-up when an opportunity arises in the classroom, in the hallways, or in athletics.
7th Grade- Keagan S.- Keagan’s honesty and fairness inspire classmates to do their best.He collaborates respectfully and helps teammates succeed.
8th Grade- Evy E.- Evy consistently demonstrates strong citizenship by showing respect for others, following classroom expectations, and cooperating well with classmates. She regularly volunteers to help peers and is often willing to take on extra work to support others’ success.
