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Rising B-L High School senior Devin Hall, pictured on the right, was among 71 students from across South Carolina who participated in the 2019 Washington Youth Tour.

Batesburg-Leesville Student Experiences a “Trip of a Lifetime” to Washington, D.C. Thanks to Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative

Pictured from left to right are the B-L High School Student Body Officers for the 2019-2020 school year: Susan Taylor (Vice-President), Shanez Padgett (President), Morgan Price (Secretary/Treasurer).

B-L High School Student Council Announced for 2019-2020 Academic Year

Congratulations to the following students on being named Student Council officers and representatives for the 2019-2020 academic year at B-L High School.
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Pictured is Dr. Stephen Hefner, the new Interim Superintendent of Lexington County School District Three. Dr. Hefner is replacing Dr. Randall Gary, who left his role at the end of June to serve as the new Superintendent of Spartanburg District Five.

Dr. Stephen Hefner Assumes Role as Interim Superintendent of Lexington Three

Lexington County School District Three has a new Interim Superintendent. As of July 1st, Dr. Stephen Hefner assumed his position at the helm of the district, ready to guide the Panther Nation forward during the 2019-2020 school year or until the Board of Trustees appoints a new leader.
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Five students from Lexington County School District Three had the privilege of participating in the 46th annual session of the American Legion Nathan M. Wolfe Law Cadet Academy from June 15th through 21st at the SC Criminal Justice Academy in Columbia. One of the participants, Deontavius Coleman, was named as the 2019 Outstanding Male Cadet and was the recipient of a $1,000 scholarship. He is pictured alongside B-L High School Teacher Miya Phelan (left). Photo is courtesy of Aqkwele Polidore.

Lexington Three Students Complete Law Cadet Academy

Five students from Lexington County School District Three had the privilege of participating in the 46th annual session of the American Legion Nathan M. Wolfe Law Cadet Academy from June 15th through 21st at the SC Criminal Justice Academy in Columbia.
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Wyatt Connelly, a rising freshman at B-L High School, attended the National Youth Leadership Forum’s Explore STEM Camp June 23rd through 28th at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC.

Lexington Three Student Attends National STEM Camp

Wyatt Connelly, a rising freshman at B-L High School, attended the National Youth Leadership Forum’s Explore STEM Camp June 23rd through 28th at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC.
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Pictured are the 2019 RYLA delegates from B-L High School. From left to right are Carley Muilenburg, Ke’Shoun Williams and Kiara Quattlebaum. Not pictured is Caden Bryant.

B-L High School Delegates Attend RYLA Seminar

Four delegates from B-L High School were chosen to attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) seminar June 9th through 15th at Erskine College.
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Superintendent Dr. Randall Gary became the first Lexington Three employee to ever receive the Heart of the Panther award on Monday, June 10th. He is pictured here with Chief Academic Officer Angie Rye who made the presentation.

District Three Staff Members Win Awards

On Monday, June 10th, administrators and staff members from Lexington County School District Three gathered for a special in-service program and end-of-the-year reflection meeting.
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Pictured are some of the Lifelong Learning Center graduates who participated in the Class of 2019 Commencement Ceremony that was held on June 10th at the Fine Arts Center. Pictured from left to right are: Front row - Eric Craps, Antonio Gross Middle row - Megan Garcia, Kaleb Martell Back row - Adam Almgren, Drew Santamarina

Lifelong Learning Center Hosts Adult Ed Graduation

Lexington County School District Three’s Lifelong Learning Center hosted its 2019 Adult Education Graduation Ceremony on June 10th at the Fine Arts Center.
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Pictured are the 2019 retirees from Lexington County School District Three. Top row from left to right: Sherri Owings, Raymond Davis, Teddy Higgins. Front row from left to right: Missy O’Dell, Linda Besse, Mary Foulks. Not pictured: Barbara Gortman and Cathy Watson.

2019 Retirees Honored For Their Service To Lexington Three

The 2019 retiree class was honored for their dedicated service to Lexington County School District Three with a special reception on June 11th at the Lexington Three District Office.
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Congratulations to Lexington Three Digital Learning Coach Ashley Fort on becoming a Google for Education Certified Trainer. She is pictured on the right alongside Chief Academic Officer Angie Rye.

Lexington Three Digital Learning Coach Achieves Google Certified Trainer Status

Congratulations to Lexington County School District Three Digital Learning Coach Ashley Fort on becoming a Google for Education Certified Trainer.
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