Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common 
questions of students and parents.

1. How do I enroll at Lexington High School?
2. Who is my child's counselor?
3. When will Juniors take the ACT test?
4. How will my child register for classes next year?
5. What about scholarships?
6. My child is failing a subject. What can I do?
7. What about the new high school graduation requirements?

How do I enroll at Lexington High School?

Parents or guardians must call 731-968-9623 to make an 
appointment with a 
counselor.  An enrollment packet must be completed and parents or 
guardians 
need to bring the following items for registration:  proof of 
residency in 
Henderson County, proof of custody if student does not live with 
both 
natural parents, and social security card of student.

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Who is my child's counselor?

Students have an assigned counselor.  Melanie Atchison is 9th 
grade 
counselor.  Danny Beecham is 10th grade counselor.  Carol 
Burroughs is 11th 
grade counselor.  Seniors are divided with Carol Burroughs being 
counselor 
for seniors A-K (last name) and Danny Beecham being counselor for 
seniors L-
Z (last name).

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When will Juniors take the ACT test?

All juniors will take the ACT on  March 9, 2010 at Lexington High 
School.  
Juniors may also register to take the ACT on national testing 
dates - 
February 6, 2010, April 10, 2010, and June 12, 2010.

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How will my child register for classes next year?

His/Her counselor will be going into REP groups and passing out 
registration 
packets for the child to bring home.  In the registration packet, 
the parent 
and child will have an appointment with the counselor to review 
the 4 year 
plan and register for the 2009-2010 school year.

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What about scholarships?

Each senior was given a scholarship packet at the beginning of 
the school 
year containing vital information about national and state 
scholarships.  In 
the counselors' office, there is a scholarship corner where 
scholarship 
forms are available to students.  The local scholarships will be 
available 
in the Spring Semester.  Students may contact their assigned 
counselor for 
further information.

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My child is failing a subject. What can I do?

Lexington High School has credit recovery in all academic classes 
for 
students.  Credit recovery is assignments provided by the 
student's teacher 
via a computer link  and is offered Monday thru Thursday 
afternoon from 3 - 
5 pm each six weeks for students.

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What about the new high school graduation requirements?

Information has been posted under the New Graduation Requirements 
link.  As 
more information is available it will be provided.

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