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New York State 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline connects you to trained crisis counselors 24/7. They can help anyone thinking about suicide, struggling with substance use, experiencing a mental health crisis, or any other kind of emotional distress. You can also call, text or chat 988 if you are worried about someone you care about who may need crisis support.
988 Now in ASL
Did you see the news that the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline service is now available in ASL 24/7? To connect directly to a 988 counselor in ASL, you may need to update your ntouch app, Lumina VP, or nVP2. If your product is not updated and you dial 988, you will still connect through a VRS interpreter. With the latest software update, you will connect directly to a 988 Lifeline ASL counselor.
For full details on updating your software click here.
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Gotham Bat Conservationists Visit Lexington
Elementary classes E7 & E8 would like to thank Ryan Mahoney & Roxanne Quilty of the Gotham Bat Conservancy for visiting yesterday as part of E8's yearlong conservancy project.Read More -
BlueJay Winter Breakfast
A huge round of thanks to the Lexington Alumni Association, Inc. for bringing back an old tradition - The BlueJay Winter Breakfast.Read More -
High School Blue Jay Challenge
High school students had an activity-packed schedule on the last school day of 2025.Read More -
Holiday Wrestling Tournament
On December 13, we proudly hosted our first Holiday Wrestling Tournament since 2018, welcoming six visiting schools - Long Island Lutheran, Martin Luther School, Mount Saint Michael Academy, The Dalton School, The Hackley School, and The Stony Brook School.Read More -
Signing Santa & the Grinch visit Elementary School
Holiday spirit filled the halls on December 23rd as Signing Santa visited the elementary classrooms.Read More -
Signing Santa Visits the Early Learning Center
Signing Santa visited Lexington's Early Learning Center on December 22. Students, and staff, enjoyed meeting our special visitor and sharing their holiday wish lists!Read More -
Special Needs Holiday Party
Read MoreThe Special Needs classes held a Holiday Party on December 23. Each student received a hoodie with their name and the fingerspelling of their name on the front. -
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