In Lexington One, we believe students in grades 6-8 build upon foundational skills by using technology to create, collaborate, and think critically. As digital learners, students explore tools that support academic growth, creative expression, and responsible digital citizenship.
Learn about supported tools by clicking on the links below.
AI literacy is an inportant aspect of being Future-Ready literate.
The landing page for all applications and content accessed through your Lexington One account.
Integrated tools like Docs, Drive, Gmail, and Slides that support collaboration.
Central location for all student assignments and resources.
Creative app that allows students to generate authentic products.
ELA, Math, Science
Interactive simulations, hands-on activities, and real-time feedback.
Provides instant, personalized feedback on student work.
In grades 6-8, our goal is to empower students to use AI thoughtfully and strategically while deeply understanding its strengths and limits. At this level, we emphasize accountability by teaching students that while AI can assist them, they are responsible for the final outcome and for maintaining their own unique voice.
I can use the Lexington One AI Use Scale to understand when it is appropriate to use AI in my work.
I can improve the results I get from AI by revising my prompts.
I can practice ethical AI use through proper citation, attribution, and protecting data privacy.
I can judge whether AI content is accurate and make changes when the tool provides wrong information.
I can use AI as an assistant to brainstorm, get feedback, and revise work.
Visit the Artificial Intelligence homepage to learn about our gradelevel expectations and supported tools.
If you need support with PowerSchool parent codes, Schoology Access, or Parent Square access please reach out directly to your student's teacher or school.
Last Edited: August 28, 2026