A million thanks to Discovering Justice for our Introduction to the Law field trip to the Moakley Federal courthouse in Boston today. We were able to meet with United States judge Allison Burroughs and observe a plea bargain in an interstate theft and conspiracy case. ⚖️👩‍⚖️

I am part of a panel sponsored by WGBH & The Paul Revere Memorial Association tomorrow night (Tues 10/21) Check it out! 🏇 Who Cares About the Midnight Ride? Perspectives on an American Legend | GBH share.google/lWn0EY11jVw2...

A happy and bright Diwali to all who are celebrating! 🪔. Learn more: Diwali—Festival of Lights | National Geographic Kids share.google/PzYrwG9sTMTw...

Big thanks to our very kind Lexington High School parents who provided a delicious and beautiful Diwali 🪔🎇 breakfast to staff today!

Today, every LHS 11th grader spent the day becoming more financially literate. Thank you to our teachers who planned the Credit for Life fair and the many school and community volunteers. Special shout out to the LHS PTO and the LEF for supporting this endeavor!

Big thanks to Detectives Hankins & Sullivan for leading our Intro to Law classes on a comprehensive tour of the new Lexington Police headquarters. It was so interesting and helpful to hear about new technologies, best practices regarding safety, and career paths.

Pat Flynn for the win! Congratulations to our faculty speaker, the history department was well represented today by you! 🎓🔥

Row F Left reporting for duty. These LHS students are ready to graduate! 🎓

This panel is 🔥! Thank you to the Indian Americans of Lexington for hosting today's forum on the 1965 Immigration Act and its legacy in our community. We all belong here!

Hey, everyone! I'm new to Bluesky, and this is my first post. I'm happy to be here, and I'm pretty sure it will make Kathleen Lenihan's day! #introductions #finallymadeit @kathleenlenihan.bsky.social

Syracuse U economics professor emeritus Don Dutkowsky visited our Syracuse University Project Advance (SUPA) personal finance class this afternoon. This is our first year having students take this course for dual enrollment credit at LHS. It's going great!

LPS in the (packed!) house at the Association of Black Citizens of Lexington's special Rev 250 event unveiling banners and introducing a film series to celebrate the Black patriots who fought in and supported the Battle of Lexington and Concord.

Mark your calendar for 8:00 a.m. on April 18th to watch Boston 25 News! LPS social studies' Jane Hundley & Kerry Dunne took Gene Lavanchy to visit Revolutionary War sites. LHS teacher Matt Gardner was off-camera historical consult during filming of this Zip Trip to Lexington!

What a way to celebrate Rev250! Reenactor Jude Kalaora of History at Play brought Deborah Sampson, a woman who fought for over two years disguised as a man (and who dug a musketball out of her own leg!), to life for this audience of Bowman Elementary 3rd graders.

38 Days to Go: As we continue the #CountdownTo250, we recognize the Lexington High School (LHS) Turing Alliance, a student-led club dedicated to fostering a supportive community for neurodivergent students and promoting… https://lex250.org/3... #Lex250

The U.S.S. Lexington, the Blue Ghost of Corpus Christi, on the Gulf of Mexico!

Lex250 Announces Details for April 19 Events, Celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Lexington: LEXINGTON — The… https://lex250.org/l... #Lex250

39 Days to Go: 39 Days to Go – Celebrating the LHS Flash Mob Club! As we continue the #CountdownTo250, we shine a spotlight on the Lexington High School Flash Mob Club, a group that brings energy, creativity, and… https://lex250.org/3... #Lex250

Clarity from esteemed professor Bob Allison: the first shots of the American revolution were indeed fired in Lexington.

I'm back!! Back to work today sporting my new bionic knee. 🦵 Grateful to my department for the warm welcome. ❤️

A February highlight: Our Lexington High School student history club worked with community members to transcribe primary source documents connected to Frederick Douglass. This project was sponsored by the Library of Congress!

Here we are on Bluesky! Sharing our student and faculty history and social studies learning wherever we can!