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Important documents for the start of the school year
A Google site for Lexington High School, Lexington, MA
A Google site for Lexington High School, Lexington, MA
Your child’s contact information (How to review & how to change your child’s contact information). Please note that when you report contact changes electronically, you will not see it recorded immediately in the family portal. Changes will be reviewed by school personnel and then posted to the student record.
Update your annual agreements. This includes open campus (grades 11 & 12), media permissions and data privacy preferences, and LPS handbook & acceptable technology use agreements (How to review & how to change annual agreements)
You can add "LHS Block Schedule" and/or "LHS Day Schedule" to your own Google Calendars by clicking on the +GoogleCalendar button in the lower right of each calendar widget. It may also be useful to make your own electronic copy of the LHS Block Schedule so you can fill in your own class schedule for each block.
Additional important information about the start of the school year will be added in the opening weeks
Parents/Guardians, please complete this form each day if your student will be absent from school for the full day, tardy to school, or dismissed early (this should not be completed by students). If a student is arriving late to school, they must check-in at their Dean's Office upon arrival. If you have documentation related to your absence, please provide an electronic or hard copy to your Dean's office.
Please contact your Dean's Office by email or phone with any questions.
Jessica McGarvie (x69111, jmcgarvie@lexingtonma.org) - Dean Larkin (last names A-E), Dean Kmack (all)
Cori Sutton (x69332, csutton@lexingtonma.org) - Dean Larkin (last names F-L), Dean Horesh (all)
Carol Sampson (x69720, csampson@lexingtonma.org) - Dean Larkin (last names M-R), Dean Davis (all)
Dianne Murphy (x69530, dmurphy@lexingtonma.org) - Dean Larkin (last names S-Z), Dean Bartlett (all)
Calculators for math classes
Students taking Math 1, Math 3, Precalculus, Calculus, and Statistics classes will need a Texas Instruments TI-84 or TI-83 graphing calculator. Our school recommends purchasing such a calculator which can be used for various LHS math and science classes as well as for most standardized tests. Access for everyone is our priority, so we also make long-term loans of calculators to any student who needs one. A student can borrow a calculator by seeing Ms. Butterfly weekdays in office 711, 8:00-11:30 am or in office 511, 12:00-2:30 pm beginning September 2, 2026. Students must return the calculator when they no longer need it, or before leaving or graduating LHS, or else there's a charge for the calculator's value.
Opening weeks HR/Advisory slides (will be updated after each session)
TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS: