Lexington School District 03

Jim Mitchell, owner of Mitchell Printing and Graphics, works with B-L High School senior Dalton Oswalt on a client project. Dalton spends about an hour and fifteen minutes at the marketing company each day as part of the work-based course he’s taking at B-L High School.

B-L High School Students Earn Real-World Experience Through Work-Based Course

12 junior and senior students at B-L High School have the unique opportunity to explore career options while earning credit towards their high school diploma thanks to a work-based learning course offered by the school.
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Pictured from left to right are the 2019 VFW essay winners from B-L Middle School--Jade Bovain (first place), Raimee Davis (second place) and Catalina Cruz (third place).

B-L Middle School Honors VFW Essay Winners

Three seventh grade students from B-L Middle School have been named as the VFW Essay Contest Winners for 2019.
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B-L High School senior Kiara Quattlebaum reads to a student at B-L Elementary School as part of the Big Panther, Little Panther program in Lexington School District Three.

Big Panther, Little Panther Program Promotes Student Mentoring in Lexington Three

A special program called Big Panther, Little Panther gives BLHS students the opportunity to spread their positive attributes to the district’s youngest learners through mentoring roles.
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Students and staff members at B-L Middle School dressed up in 1950s-era fashions for Decades Day on Tuesday, October 29th. Such theme days were part of Red Ribbon Week efforts in Lexington County School District Three.

Lexington Three Schools Participate in National Red Ribbon Campaign

Several schools in Lexington County School District Three participated in Red Ribbon Week from October 23rd through the 31st.
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Pictured are members of the Batesburg-Leesville Rotary Club showing off books that will compose the Centennial Collection at B-L High School. Front row, left to right: Mayor Lancer Shull, Otho Shealy, Eddie Cogdill, Darron Long, Landis Price. Back row, left to right: Sam Coker, Angie Rye, Ted Luckadoo, Chris Spradley, Kelly Price (Media Specialist at BLHS), and Andy Bedenbaugh.

Lexington Three, B-L Rotary Club Partner For Special Centennial Book Collection Project

As part of Lexington County School District Three’s year-long celebration for its 100th birthday, the district is partnering with members of the Batesburg-Leesville Rotary Club to purchase new books for the B-L High School media center.
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Lexington County School District Three School Board member Frances Bouknight, Director of Maintenance Robby Leaphart and School Board member Cheryl Burgess receive an Excellence in Risk Control award from SCSBIT Risk Control Manager Tim Hinson.

Lexington County School District Three Earns SCSBIT Risk Control Award

Lexington County School District Three earned an Excellence in Risk Control Award from the South Carolina School Boards Insurance Trust (SCSBIT).
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Lexington Three To Receive Two Additional School Resource Officers

Lexington County School District Three is one of 81 public school districts and charter schools across South Carolina that will soon be receiving additional school resource officers.
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Panther Band Takes First Place Title at Lower State Competition

Congratulations to the B-L High School Panther Band on its first place finish in the 1A Lower State Marching Championship this past weekend.
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Students at B-L High School prepare to deliver specialty coffee drinks as part of a new project at the school that allows them to put into action the life skills they are learning in the classroom.

B-L High School Students Put Classroom Lessons Into Action Through New Project

Students in Kaitlin Jones’s and Nicole Morris’s classes at B-L High School are developing life skills and honing what they learn academically in the classroom through a special project that began just a few weeks ago.
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B-L Elementary School Honors Character Education Trait Winners

Twenty-five students at B-L Elementary School were recently selected by the school’s faculty members as displaying the character trait of “Responsibility.”
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