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Lexington Three Summer Meal Program Dates Announced

The Lexington County School District Three Summer Meal Program will be held at B-L Elementary School this summer starting on June 10th and running through August 1st.
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On Thursday, April 25th, thirty-seven seniors from B-L High School were recognized at the Batesburg-Leesville Chamber of Commerce breakfast at Shealy’s BBQ for being named as a BLHS Honors Graduate and/or an Associate of the Arts degree recipient from Midlands Technical College.

BLHS Honors Grads, MTC Degree Recipients Recognized at Chamber of Commerce Meeting

On Thursday, April 25th, thirty-seven seniors from B-L High School were recognized at the Batesburg-Leesville Chamber of Commerce breakfast for being named as a BLHS Honors Graduate and/or an Associate of the Arts degree recipient from Midlands Technical College.
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First grade students enjoyed a dance party complete with snacks and face painting booths on Friday, April 26th. The dance party was one of many Relay for Life fundraising events held across Lexington County School District Three.

Lexington Three Schools Raise More Than $10K for Relay for Life

Lexington County School District Three is proud to announce that its four schools collectively fundraised more than $10,000 for Relay for Life this spring.
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B-L High School students Hailee Brock (left) and Ja’Zaria Stewart (right) check out the new observation beehive that was recently installed in teacher Allison Cook’s science classroom.

Students and Staff at B-L High School Are All Abuzz About New Observation Beehive

There are approximately 15,000 new ways for students at B-L High School to receive hands-on learning thanks to an observation beehive that was recently installed in teacher Allison Cook’s science classroom.
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Arts on the Ridge To Sponsor Three Summer Camps

Arts on the Ridge, in conjunction with the Batesburg-Leesville Chamber of Commerce and Lexington County School District 3, is proud to announce they will offer three exciting Summer Arts Enrichment Camps for students, June 24-27.
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Pictured from left to right are the individuals who participated in Lexington Three’s first-ever “Teacher Book Talk” book study: Angie Rye, Andrea Derrick, Ashley Fort, Veronica Brandau, Megan Schulte, Kathy Taylor, Gracyn Livingston, Jill Slapnik and Kimberly Lawson. Not pictured is Courtney Richardson.

First-Ever “Teacher Book Talk” Study Is A Huge Success

Seven teachers, alongside Lexington Three’s two Digital Learning Coaches and Chief Academic Officer, participated in the first-ever “Teacher Book Talk” this Spring, with the voluntary book study group even getting to take part in a Google Hangout with the book’s author.
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Lexington County School District Three Makes Plans To Fill Superintendent Vacancy

The Lexington County School District Three Board of Trustees is making plans to find a new leader to sit at the helm of its schools. It was formally announced on Monday, April 29th that Dr. Randall Gary, current Superintendent of Lexington Three, will be leaving his role to serve as the new Superintendent of Spartanburg District Five.
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Dr. Jean Bertrand, Associate Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences at Clemson University, is shown here with Clemson students Parker Eargle and Hunter Bedenbaugh of Batesburg-Leesville.

B-L High School Alumni Participate In Agriculture Study Tour

Clemson University students Hunter Bedenbaugh and Parker Eargle from Batesburg-Leesville joined other Clemson University students interested in agriculture and natural resources on a study tour of agriculture businesses and agencies in South Carolina during their Spring Break, reports John W. Parris, director of the SC Agri-News Service.
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Students at B-L Elementary School cheer on athletes heading to the Special Olympics on Thursday, April 25th.

Lexington Three Students Participate in Special Olympics

It was a day of celebration for hundreds of students from across the Midlands of South Carolina as they came from their respective schools to compete in the Area 7 Special Olympics at White Knoll High School on April 25.
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B-L High School JROTC Participates In Fallen Soldiers Ceremony

The Batesburg-Leesville High School JROTC Color Guard participated in the Fallen Soldier Ceremony and Luncheon at the Palmetto Club in Columbia on April 22nd.
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