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Family ASL Classes - Register by Monday, January 23rd
Read MoreOur Family ASL Classes will be starting again on January 31st!Free and virtual, the classes are open to all families with students here at Lexington. We love having grandparents, aunts, uncles etc. as well - just pass along the registration link for them to sign up.Register here by Monday, January 23rd: https://bit.ly/ASLJan23E
Regístrate aquí antes del lunes 23 de enero: https://bit.ly/ASLJan23S
1 月 23 日星期一之前在这里注册：https://bit.ly/ASLJan23C
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Food Pantry Information for Families
Plentiful is a free, easy-to-use reservation system for NYC food pantries and the people they serve.Read More
Families can use Plentiful to find pantries and get the food they need, without waiting in line.
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Advisory on Indoor Mask Usage
Read MoreAdvisory from the Commissioner of Health and Mental Hygiene of the City of New York
Click here to view the message in ASL!With increasing rates of flu and other respiratory viruses as we approach the coming winter, the NYC Department of Health has issued a universal indoor masking recommendation for all indoor public settings including schools, child care facilities, lobbies, elevators, hallways, offices, public transportation (buses, subways) and crowded outdoor settings.Here at Lexington, the safety of our students and staff is our absolute top priority. As always, we follow the guidance of our health experts and partners at the Department of Health. We strongly encourage every student and staff member to wear a well-fitting mask indoors. Also we encourage all to stay up to date with vaccinations, including flu and COVID-19. -
When to Keep a Child Home with an Illness
It can be hard to know when to send children to school if they tell you that they do not feel well. Usually, the best place for them is in school, but there are some times when keeping them home to rest or call for an appointment with your health care provider is recommended.Read More -
Article by Alison Baade Appears in National Publication
Congratulations to speech-language-pathologist Alison Baade, MS, CCC-SLP, for being published in the May edition of the American Speech-Hearing Association's ASHA Leader. Alison's article, "Audism" Begins With Education," discusses how graduate coursework can be reframed to minimize audism and reduce harmful myths about the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH). Click here to read Alison's article.Read More -
John's Crazy Socks Visits Lexington
Read MoreThe Bluejays made new friends today as John and Mark Cronin, owners of John's Crazy Socks, announced their charity partnership with Lexington. 10% of the profits from their new ASL sock will be donated to the school. Check out their website to buy a pair for yourself or a friend! -
Junior - Senior Tea Party
The sun was out and the barbeque sizzled during last Thursday's Junior/Senior Tea Party! The event was hosted by Lexington's Junior class under the supervision of Core Advisors Yvette Brown and Dolly Dominguez. Members of the Class of '22 and their advisors, Melissa Vigilante and Shaunina Young, proudly wore their tie-died class t-shirts.Read More -
Middle School Field Day
High fives to the Middle School faculty and staff for planning a fun Field Day and Barbeque on June 3rd to celebrate the end of the school year. The students enjoyed games of kick ball, Steal the Bacon, and Ghost followed by a delicious barbeque supervised by our own Grill Master - Spencer Stelmach.Read More
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