![School Spirit Raises Spirits, Scores, and More [Video]](http://blog.thelexingtonschool.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/IMG_7948-2-395x408.jpg)
Whether it’s a “Tailgate”, a pep rally, or a full day of games, there are many reasons why saving time for school spirit makes a difference no matter the age and stage of your students. In other words, you don’t have to be a high school or college to celebrate each other and your overall […]
![TLS Cross Country Invitational is The Real Thing [Photos]](http://blog.thelexingtonschool.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/IMG_3337-395x408.jpg)
UPDATE: TLS Girls 6th and Under team came in 5th out of 100 state teams this year. Runner of the Year: Kate Conklin, The Lexington School. Coach of the Year: Jim Kaiser, The Lexington School. All Area Team: Kate Conklin and Caroline Beiting, The Lexington School. TLS Cross Country is the real deal. It’s more […]
“Boing” of a basketball bounce on wood floors, “squeaks” of quick feet, “blare” of clock horns, pierce whistle pitch, the “clap” of hands; the “whip” of pom-poms, the “swish” of an arrow, the “pop” of its point on a paper eye; the “splash” of a dive, the “thud” of dismount, the “click” of a putt, “sigh” […]
Wilt Chamberlain said, “They say that nobody is perfect. Then they tell you practice makes perfect. I wish they’d make up their minds.” Perfection can be a big, confusing word. Our coaches don’t use it much. Words you hear at The Lexington School during fall athletic season are more like SPRINT, SET, SPIKE, TACKLE, and […]
Coach Jason Hurst recounts the history of Lacrosse in central Kentucky and the power that positive coaching has on a team’s success. The Lexington School’s approach has always been student-centric. New endeavors typically begin with interested kids and supportive parents. Lacrosse, the fastest growing sport in America, budded in central Kentucky because of a few […]
