Lexington School District 03

B-L Middle School Principal Sharah Clark goes in for a kiss with a goat named Sweet Pea on Thursday, March 21st. Mrs. Clark was making good on a promise to her students that she would kiss a goat if they won the Read-a-Thon Challenge against Saluda Middle School.

B-L Middle School Wins Reading Challenge Against Saluda Middle School

The B-L Middle School Panthers roared against the Saluda Middle School Tigers and won the five-day Read-a-Thon Challenge, named The Cat Fight, that was held in honor of the National Education Association’s Read Across America program.
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Engraved bricks line the plaza at the Batesburg-Leesville Armed Forces Monument on Armory Street. The B-L High School JROTC is currently selling the engraved bricks. More information and an order form can be found by visiting http://blhs.lex3.org/ and looking under the JROTC section of the Departments tab.

B-L High School JROTC Sells Bricks for Armed Forces Monument

The B-L High School JROTC is currently selling engraved bricks that will be displayed at the Batesburg-Leesville Armed Forces Monument.
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Pictured from left to right are the Top 10 contestants in the Miss FFA 2019 Pageant that was held at the Lexington Three Fine Arts Center on March 15th: Hannah Hancock (Woodmont FFA); Annabelle Summers (Batesburg-Leesville FFA); Madison Towe (Seneca FFA); Kylie Cathcart (Lexington-Richland 5 FFA); Miss FFA 2019 Sydney Gambrell (Pendleton FFA); Hadley Smith (Pendleton FFA); Abigail Krasslet (Swansea FFA); Blakeley Elliott (Carvers Bay FFA); Grace Powell (Seneca FFA); Ivy Bryan (Pickens County Career and Technology Center FFA). Photo is courtesy of Shanez Padgett.

B-L High School Hosts State Miss FFA Pageant

The B-L High School FFA chapter hosted the annual Miss FFA pageant at the Lexington County School District Three Fine Arts Center on March 15th.
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Local photographer Leslie Smith shows second grade students at B-L Primary School how to use a pinhole camera that was constructed out of a cardboard box. Leslie worked with students at BLPS for two weeks as part of an Artist in Residence program that came out of Lexington Three’s recently expanded arts initiative.

Expanded Arts Initiative Gives Students Hands-On Learning Opportunities

Students in Lexington Three are being given the opportunity to learn skills directly from community professionals thanks to the district’s recently expanded arts initiative.
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B-L High School JROTC Presents Colors at State Board of Education Meeting

JROTC members from B-L High School had the honor of presenting the colors at the State Board of Education meeting in Columbia on Tuesday, March 12th.
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Lifelong Learning Center Holds CNA Graduation

Lexington County School District Three’s Lifelong Learning Center held a graduation ceremony for its Certified Nursing Assistant program completers on Thursday, March 14th.
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Students at B-L Primary School participate in a statewide tornado drill on Wednesday, March 13th.

Lexington Three Students, Staff Participate in Statewide Tornado Drill

On Wednesday, March 13th, students and staff at all of the schools in Lexington County School District Three took part in a statewide tornado drill at 9 o’clock in the morning, joining schools across the Palmetto State as they observed Severe Weather and Flood Safety Week.
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