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Bluejay Athletic Program
Lexington believes that students learn many important life lessons through participation in sports. In addition to promoting physical fitness and wellness, sports help students build character and self-confidence.Read More
The safety of our athletes is a top priority. We have implemented the following COVID 19 policies for the 2021-2022 Athletic Season.
Vaccination Policy
All students are required to be vaccinated against COVID 19 to participate in the Athletics program. Students are required to take their first dose to participate and they must be fully vaccinated for competition. For students to remain in the Winter Sports season, they must receive their first vaccination by December 1, 2021 and their second vaccination by December 23, 2021. All who adhere to this schedule will be allowed to participate in competitions on or after January 8, 2022. All Athletic staff are required to be vaccinated. Click here for a copy of the policy.
Spectator Policy
Lexington School for the Deaf cherishes the spirit of the Athletics program. To ensure the safest way to root for our Athletics program, we are implementing the following COVID 19 Spectator Policy.
Only the following may attend games:
● Lexington Students
● Families of the Lexington Athletes (Limited to 2 per student)
● Lexington Faculty.
Before entering the games, you are required to enter through our temperature scanner and show proof of vaccination at the front desk. Masks are required inside the gym and optional for outdoor games.
Number of spectators inside the gym: 35
Number of spectators at outdoor games: 35
If you have any questions, please contact Carl Sorrentino, Athletic Director at csorrentino@lexnyc.org or 917-832-1749 (Videophone)
Click here for a copy of the policy.
Vaccination Policy
All students are required to be vaccinated against COVID 19 to participate in the Athletics program. Students are required to take their first dose to participate and they must be fully vaccinated for competition. For students to remain in the Winter Sports season, they must receive their first vaccination by December 1, 2021 and their second vaccination by December 23, 2021. All who adhere to this schedule will be allowed to participate in competitions on or after January 8, 2022. All Athletic staff are required to be vaccinated. Click here for a copy of the policy.
Spectator Policy
Lexington School for the Deaf cherishes the spirit of the Athletics program. To ensure the safest way to root for our Athletics program, we are implementing the following COVID 19 Spectator Policy.
Only the following may attend games:
● Lexington Students
● Families of the Lexington Athletes (Limited to 2 per student)
● Lexington Faculty.
Before entering the games, you are required to enter through our temperature scanner and show proof of vaccination at the front desk. Masks are required inside the gym and optional for outdoor games.
Number of spectators inside the gym: 35
Number of spectators at outdoor games: 35
If you have any questions, please contact Carl Sorrentino, Athletic Director at csorrentino@lexnyc.org or 917-832-1749 (Videophone)
Click here for a copy of the policy.
Additional Information
For more information on the athletic program, please contact:
ESDAA Division 1 Boys Basketball Chairperson
Videophone: 917-832-1749 (please leave message with relay interpreter)
E-mail: csorrentino@lexnyc.org
Carl Sorrentino, CAA
Bluejays Athletic DirectorESDAA Division 1 Boys Basketball Chairperson
Videophone: 917-832-1749 (please leave message with relay interpreter)
E-mail: csorrentino@lexnyc.org
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Bluejays Athletic Director, Carl Sorrentino, (right) with a senior athletic award recipient.
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About our Athletic Director
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Carl Sorrentino
Carl Sorrentino joined the Lexington Bluejays as Athletic Director in 2016. He oversees nine athletic teams and two intramural teams. He is a member of the Eastern Schools for the Deaf Athletic Association and chairperson for the Division I Boys Basketball program. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications from Gallaudet University and is a National Interscholastic Athletic Administrator Association Certified Athletic Administrator (CAA).
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