Julius Berry, Lexington’s all-time leading scorer as a member of the city’s original Dunbar High School and former Tates ...

Lexington High School is more than 300 students over capacity, outgoing Superintendent Gerrita Postlewait said in paperwork submitted to Lexington County in regards to a planned housing development.

Lexington School District One is trying to plan ahead to ensure the district's infrastructure is prepared for Lexington County's anticipated rapid growth.

The Lexington school board faced criticism over its plan to use eminent domain to acquire the former Plum Creek Care Center ...

The Life Adventure Center in Versailles is hosting a resilience-building camp for children of Lexington police officers, ...

As Lexington-Richland 5 school district faced a cyber attack disrupting operations, Jenny Garris transitioned to an IT role overseeing Lexington 1 schools.

When Helen Caise enrolled in summer school in 1955, she became the first Black student to attend a white school in Lexington.

Titled "In Our Nature," the film explores how nature-based education can bridge divides and inspire meaningful change within communities.

The Ohio Facilities Construction Commission reached out to school officials to say money would be available for a new building.

Kelli Catanese replaces Scott Curtis. She served as assistant principal at the two elementary schools for the past year. She is a 2000 Lex graduate.

Kelli Catanese and Stephanie Coffman will be leading Lexington's Central and Western Elementary Schools next year as principal and assistant principal.

Some Lexington 1 schools are over capacity, or could be in the coming years, even as enrollment has dipped. How is the school board planning for the growth?