Lexington City Schools

The Lexington City Schools Board of Education voted to start the next academic year earlier than outlined by state law. The district joins several others in the state making the same decision.

In her first 100 days as Lexington City Schools Superintendent, Nakia Hardy surveyed the community for feedback on the district. Staffing and academic support were a couple of areas cited as needing improvement.

Lexington City Schools faced closure of its senior high school earlier this month following a threat of violence that occurred one day after several other schools in the region faced systemwide closures.

Nakia Hardy became the superintendent of Lexington City Schools in July after more than 25 years working in education. WFDD’s Amy Diaz spoke with Hardy about what she’s done in her first 100 days in the role. She starts by explaining how she introduced herself to the Lexington community.

Lexington Senior High School closed early Tuesday following a threat on social media. It happened a day after early dismissals from three other regional…

As part of her plan to get to know the Lexington community, Superintendent Nakia Hardy said she’ll be launching a survey before the start of the academic year, and hosting events with school board members.

Lexington City Schools Superintendent, Anitra Wells, will resign from her position at the end of June, a year earlier than scheduled. Wells was hired as…

A North Carolina education nonprofit is recruiting tutors to work in school districts across the state this year. The goal is to address learning gaps…

Many students in the Triad will have a day off on May 1st. That's the date of a planned educator's rally in North Carolina's capital city. There's been an…