Support the Lexington High School Building Project

GET INVOLVED HOST A SIGN ENDORSE

Voting Begins this MONDAY, DECEMBER 8

Make your plan to get to the polls and VOTE YES! Polls are open 7:00am to 8:00pm

• Lexington's project cost compared to other recent high schools

• Alternatives are MORE expensive: why we are building new on the fields

• Flexible design for enrollment projections

• Voting No costs more

One Step Closer to a New LHS! Town Meeting Votes Overwhelmingly in Favor of the LHS Project

Town Meeting approves Article 8 to appropriate funding for the LHS building project (vote count: 155-15-5). This was the penultimate step towards getting the project approved.

Town Meeting also approved Article 9, to move forward with the land transfer necessary to build the new school (vote count: 155-13-4).

• Select Board recommends approval
• Appropriation Committee recommends approval
• Capital Expenditures Committee recommends approval
• Recreation Committee recommends approval
• Sustainable Lexington recommends approval
• Town Meeting votes YES on Article 8 to fund the project
• Town Meeting votes YES on Article 9 to move forward with the land swap

Now the final step is up to Lexington's voters to vote YES on December 8!

If you are unsure of your home's value, look it up in Lexington's property database. 

Want a quick overview and recap of the project? Watch this short project video to get caught up on how we got here and what's at stake:

Questions on the LHS project?
Try the chatbot, created by the Lexington Youth STEAM Initiative.

This AI chatbot was created by the Youth STEAM Initiative, an LHS student group, as a service to the Lexington community. Responses are automatically generated based on publicly available documents related to the LHS Building Project. While this tool efficiently summarizes the large amount of data associated with the project, results are for informational purposes only, and users are encouraged to verify important information within the available documents.