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Welcome to Lexington School District Two, where Champions for Children is more than a just a theme. It is a leadership standard. It represents how we make decisions, how we support one another, and how we create learning environments where every child is known, valued, supported, and challenged. Our district is committed to building Destination Schools — schools where families choose to be, students are excited to learn, employees are proud to serve, and the community sees excellence in action.
2 months ago, Lexington Two
Lexington Two Champions for Children flag
📣 Hey, Fulmer Falcons! Show your Falcon pride! 💙🤍 Wear your Falcon Wear gear or Fulmer school colors on Tuesday, October 13, for our schoolwide pep rally! Let’s bring the energy!

about 24 hours ago, Rachel Caughman
Flyer sates "Schoolwide Pep Rally! Tuesday, October 13. Wear your Falcon Wear or Fulmer Colors!" The text is shown on a gray background and the gray background is on top of a royal blue background of student lockers. There are symbols scattered around the flyer like a star, a hand peace sign, a smiley face, and a burst of yellow stripes and red stars.
Stepping into the future!

On Wednesday, our 8th grade Falcon FELLAS and Falcon FAMES mentoring groups spent an unforgettable day experiencing college life at South Carolina State University.

From walking the historic campus to enjoying lunch in the dining hall and engaging in insightful conversations with collegiates including Mr. and Ms. Junior of SCSU, our students got a firsthand look at what’s possible.

A massive thank you to GEAR UP for sponsoring this transformative field trip and continuing to invest in our young leaders!
1 day ago, Rachel Caughman
A group of male and female students are standing outside listening to one of the adult tour guides.
A group of male and female students are standing outside listening to one of the adult tour guides.
A group of male and female students are standing inside of a building listening to one of the adult tour guides.
A group of male and female students along with the adult mentor advisors and a college employee/student are standing for a group photo on site at the college.
A group of male and female students along with the adult mentor advisors and a college employee/student are standing for a group photo on site at the college.
🎶 What a wonderful evening of music at R.H. Fulmer Middle School! Our Fall Fine Arts Concert on Wednesday, October 7, featured talented students from all three grade levels performing with the Fulmer Choir, Orchestra, and Band.

A special thank-you to Choral Director Ms. De Sena, Orchestra Director Mr. Dunlap, and Band Director Mr. Easterday for guiding and inspiring our musicians. We truly enjoyed the performance and are so proud of all our students for sharing their talents with our school community! 🎵💙
2 days ago, Rachel Caughman
The band studetns and band director are performing on stage. The band director is shown standing in the front middle of the stage.
The band director is standing towards the front middle of the stage and has his hands half way up conducting his band students in their Fall Fine Arts Concert.
The orchestra director is shown facing the crowd on a stage and talking into the microphone holding a piece of paper. Some of the orchestra students are shown in the chairs on stage holding their instruments.
The orchestra director is bent slightly to the side on the front middle of the stage fixing a cello. Other orchestra students are seated holding their instruments.
The choir director is shown at the front middle of the stage facing the 6th grade chorus students who are standing on the rafter. She is looking at the students and has her arms slightly up directing them.
The choir director is shown on stage facing the crowd with a microphone in her hand talking. She holds a piece of paper downward in her left hand.
6th, 7th, and 8th grade Chorus students are standing on rafters or on the floor in front of the stage for a Fall Fine Arts Concert. The Choir Director is standing to the side of the stage in front of a piano. Two guitar players are standing next to the rafters.
⚡🧲 8th grade science students put their knowledge of Electricity and Magnetism to the test through a collaborative, hands-on review! Working in small groups, students tackled five levels of questions and puzzles, using critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills to advance to each level. When answers didn’t quite add up, they worked together to go back to the drawing board, rethink their approach, and find the solution. This engaging review helped students reflect on their mastery of the content and identify areas where they may need additional practice. 📚
3 days ago, Rachel Caughman
The class of students are shown sitting or standing tables working together on answering questions related to their electricity and magnetism unit in 8th grade science class.
A group of students are standing around a tall table as they work to enter the four digit code into a combination lock to break into the lockbox and retrieve their price since they were the first group to successfully complete all five levels of the science review.
A group of three students are shown standing at the open lock box that they broke into with the correct code. They are all looking at the camera smiling and holding either a piece of candy that was their prize, the sign that states, "We escaped!," or the answer sheet they recorded their answers to the questions and puzzles on.
A group of students are standing around a tall table as they work to enter the four digit code into a combination lock to break into the lockbox and retrieve their price since they were the first group to successfully complete all five levels of the science review.
Three students are seated at a table working together on answering questions related to their electricity and magnetism unit in 8th grade science class.
A group of students are standing around a tall table as they work to enter the four digit code into a combination lock to break into the lockbox and retrieve their price since they were the first group to successfully complete all five levels of the science review.
A group of students are standing around a tall table as they work to enter the four digit code into a combination lock to break into the lockbox and retrieve their price since they were the first group to successfully complete all five levels of the science review.
A group of three students are shown standing at the open lock box that they broke into with the correct code. They are all looking at the camera smiling and holding either a piece of candy that was their prize, the sign that states, "We escaped!," or the answer sheet they recorded their answers to the questions and puzzles on.
A group of students are standing around a tall table as they work to enter the four digit code into a combination lock to break into the lockbox and retrieve their price since they were the first group to successfully complete all five levels of the science review. The science teacher is also standing at the table and looking at her answer key for the answers to the questions and puzzles.
🏆 Happy National Coaches Day! Today, we’re celebrating our amazing Instructional Coach, Dr. Johnson! 💙 Her positive mindset, helpful spirit, and ideas that turn into action make Fulmer a better place for our students, teachers, and entire school community.

We are so thankful for YOU, Dr. Johnson! 🦅

#NationalCoachesDay #fulmerfalcons #ChampionsForChildren #lex2
4 days ago, Rachel Caughman
Dr. Johnson is shown sitting at a student desk with her hands on the monitor of her laptop and smiling at the camera.
Dr. Johnson is shown talking with two 7th grade teachers while all three of them are seated in student desks next to one another.
The picture shows the Falcon Fuel Cart with bags of chips on the top of the cart that are given to faculty and staff.
The 7th grade team, Dr. Johnson, and the two school counselors are shown seated in a half circle in student desks for a team meeting.

Our 7th grade Social Studies students in Ms. Frick’s class wrapped up their West Africa research projects with a gallery walk! Students explored classmates’ posters, discovered new information, and shared their learning about West African history and culture. 📚🌍

4 days ago, Rachel Caughman
7th grade social studies students are conducting a gallery walk by viewing different student group posters that share information about West African culture as they wrapped up this unit in class. Students are shown walking around with a paper and pencil in hand as they look at the different posters taped on the wall in different places in the classroom.
7th grade social studies students are conducting a gallery walk by viewing different student group posters that share information about West African culture as they wrapped up this unit in class. Students are shown walking around with a paper and pencil in hand as they look at the different posters taped on the wall in different places in the classroom.
7th grade social studies students are conducting a gallery walk by viewing different student group posters that share information about West African culture as they wrapped up this unit in class. Students are shown walking around with a paper and pencil in hand as they look at the different posters taped on the wall in different places in the classroom.
7th grade social studies students are conducting a gallery walk by viewing different student group posters that share information about West African culture as they wrapped up this unit in class. Students are shown walking around with a paper and pencil in hand as they look at the different posters taped on the wall in different places in the classroom.
7th grade social studies students are conducting a gallery walk by viewing different student group posters that share information about West African culture as they wrapped up this unit in class. Students are shown walking around with a paper and pencil in hand as they look at the different posters taped on the wall in different places in the classroom.
7th grade social studies students are conducting a gallery walk by viewing different student group posters that share information about West African culture as they wrapped up this unit in class. Students are shown walking around with a paper and pencil in hand as they look at the different posters taped on the wall in different places in the classroom.
7th grade social studies students are conducting a gallery walk by viewing different student group posters that share information about West African culture as they wrapped up this unit in class. Students are shown walking around with a paper and pencil in hand as they look at the different posters taped on the wall in different places in the classroom.
7th grade social studies students are conducting a gallery walk by viewing different student group posters that share information about West African culture as they wrapped up this unit in class. Students are shown walking around with a paper and pencil in hand as they look at the different posters taped on the wall in different places in the classroom.
7th grade social studies students are conducting a gallery walk by viewing different student group posters that share information about West African culture as they wrapped up this unit in class. Students are shown walking around with a paper and pencil in hand as they look at the different posters taped on the wall in different places in the classroom.
7th grade social studies students are conducting a gallery walk by viewing different student group posters that share information about West African culture as they wrapped up this unit in class. Students are shown walking around with a paper and pencil in hand as they look at the different posters taped on the wall in different places in the classroom.
📣 Attention, 8th Grade Families!

Are you interested in learning more about Early College opportunities? The Lexington Two Innovation Center (L2IC) is hosting an Early College Information Night for families to learn more about this exciting opportunity for students.

📚 Please review the information in the flyer and make plans to attend! We hope to see you there! 💙
#FulmerFalcons #Lex2 #FutureReady
4 days ago, Rachel Caughman
Early College Information Night for 8th Grade families held a the Lexington Two Innovation Center on November 10, 2026 from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM. The Lex2 Innovation Center's address is 509 Bulldog Blvd. Learn how your child can: plan to take college classes while in high school, earn college credit before graduation, and save money on future college tuition.
📅 🍂 See what’s happening at Fulmer! Check out our October events and a sneak peek at what’s coming up in November. We’ve got lots of exciting things happening for our Falcons! 💙 🦅

#fulmerfalcons #destinationschools #ChampionsForChildren #nationalschoolstowatch
5 days ago, Rachel Caughman
A Fulmer Middle School "Playbook" similar to this one for the month of October, but make it for middle school students and school community versus an elementary school one like the one attached. The dates to include in the playbook list are: October 6, Fine Arts Fall Concert at the PAC from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM, October 7th and 8th are 7th grade health (vision, hearing, and dental) screenings, also October 7th is a C-Team Football game at Home vs. Blackville Hilda at 6 PM October 8th is our volleyball game at home vs. Lake Marion at 6:00 PM, Friday, October 9th is an in-service day for faculty and staff; NO SCHOOL for students, Monday, October 12 is Columbus Day and Weather Make-up Day so NO SCHOOL, October 14th is the end of Quarter 1 (be sure to have purchased the annual Chromebook Protection Plan that is $25 - the opportunity to purchase this ends at the end of the 1st nine weeks (star and highlight this piece of information about the deadline for the protection plan being the end of the first nine weeks as this is very important), October 13 volleyball game at home vs. BCAA at 6PM, October 14th is a C-Team Football Game AWAY vs. Carver-Edisto at 6PM, October 15 1st Nine Weeks Report Cards are issued, October 21st is a C-Team Football Game AWAY vs. Lake Marion, October 28th is Early Release with dismissal at 12:30 PM, October 29th is Fulmer's annual Party at the Crypt at FMS from 6 PM to 8 PM, also October 29th is a Football C-Team Game at HOME vs. Brookland Cayce at 6 PMand make a section towards the bottom titled "Looking ahead into November" and include these dates: November 3 NO SCHOOL for Election Day, and November 5 is picture make-up day beginning in the morning for those who missed the original picture day, our school's annual Veterans Day Assembly is held on Veterans Day - November 11 beginning at 9:30 AM, November 17th are Quarter 2 Interims sent home, and November 23rd through November 27th is Thanksgiving Break, so NO SCHOOL.
🎉 October is National Principals Month! 🎉

We are thankful for our principal, Mr. Wilburn, and the leadership, dedication, and support he brings to R.H. Fulmer Middle School each day! Thank you for helping our Falcons soar! 💙🦅

#FulmerFalcons #NationalPrincipalsMonth #ThankAPrincipal
5 days ago, Rachel Caughman
Professional photo of Mr. Wilburn, R.H. Fulmer Middle School's Principal.
Join us at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, October 6, 2026 for Fulmer Middle School's Fine Arts Fall Concert at the Lex2 Performing Arts Center!
8 days ago, Rachel Caughman
Join us at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, October 6, 2026 for Fulmer Middle School's Fine Arts Fall Concert at the Lex2 Performing Arts Center! 3205 Platt Springs Road West Columbia, SC 29170. Flyer contains colorful music instruments such as a drum and trumpet in addition to music notes shown at the right side of the flyer and towards the bottom right.
Our 7th & 8th grade Art students, including 8th Grade Honors Art, turned ordinary cardboard into extraordinary 3D sculptures! 🎨 📦 Students explored construction techniques, shape, form, color, and texture to create artwork.

#FulmerFalcons #ArtEducation #Creating #3DArt #destinationschools
8 days ago, Rachel Caughman
A bulletin board display of various 3D artwork designs and some illustrated paintings of fruit. Some of the 3D designs include: two turtles, a frame with three white ghosts, a truck pulling a trailer holding a dirt bike, a hammerhead shark, and a bouquet of flowers.
A black truck is laying on a folded piece of cardboard. It is pulling a cardboard trailer that is carrying a dirt bike. All made out of cardboard.
A 3D cardboard design with green colored snakes vertically displayed upward on a brown cardboard piece. Tere is a hand cardboard coming out from the background in the color of gray with a snake head wrapped around the middle finger and a snake's face coming outward from the palm of the hand.
Cardboard artwork showing a cardboard background with cultural people cut out, colored in some black and white shades with colored pencils and taped or glued to the cardboard to make it 3D.
🚨 PARENTS: A QUICK SAFETY REMINDER

Did you know? Lexington School District Two conducts random searches at our middle and high schools as part of our ongoing effort to keep prohibited and unwanted items out of our schools.

These proactive searches are one of the many ways we work to maintain a safe and secure learning environment for our students and staff.

📌 Please take a moment to review the prohibited items listed in the poster and talk with your student about what cannot be brought onto school property or to district-sponsored events.

Thank you for partnering with us to keep our schools safe and focused on learning.
9 days ago, Lexington Two
Flyer with images of prohibited items with red line drawn through them
🏐🏈 Come cheer on our Falcons! 🏈🏐

Join us today, Thursday, October 1, for a night of HOME matchups!

Our C-Team Football and Volleyball teams take the court/field at 6:00 PM. Come out, support our athletes, and show your Falcon pride! 💙🤍

Check out these photos from some of football and volleyball's previous games!
9 days ago, Rachel Caughman
The Airport C-Team football players are shown at ready formation before the ball is snapped by the center.
The C-team football team is shown warming up prior to the game. They are standing in separate small groups in the endzone with one player on the 5 yard line.
A C-team football coach is shown with his hand on the shoulder pad of a player who is looking off into the field. The coach is talking with the player as the player listens. There is another football player shown on the left side of the coach standing and watching the field.
The football players are shown running on the field with one of the Airport C-team players almost on the ground as he grabs the opponents legs.
Fulmer volleyball girls are standing on the court watching the ball as one of the top row players is going to volley the ball.
One volleyball player is bending downward slightly with the volleyball in her left hand about to serve.
Volleyball players are on the court watching one of the top row players volley the ball backwards over the net.
Three female volleyball players are standing at the volleyball net looking backwards waiting on their teammate to serve.

Are you a non-certified Lexington Two employee, a substitute teacher, or someone in another career field who has thought about becoming an educator? Do you have a bachelor's degree and want to know about alternative certification pathways to becoming a teacher? If so, come to an informational meeting from 4 p.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday, October 13 at the District Education Center, 3205 Platt Springs Road, to learn more about alternative certification routes such as CPACT, CarolinaCAP, APEC, online teacher programs, and more. Click this link to register.

11 days ago, Lexington Two
Flyer with information about Teacher Interest Meeting on October 13
🧈📚Spread the Love of Reading! 📚🧈

A new optional reading challenge was shared with students last week! Students can complete a Butter Book Review for books they read and turn them in to Mrs. Caughman by October 28 at 12:30 PM to be entered into a prize drawing! 🎉
📖 Read a book → 🧈 Complete a Butter Book Review → 🎟️ Enter the drawing! (and everyone receives a Butter bookmark for participating!).

Students may complete up to 3 reviews for 3 different books read during the challenge. One student from each grade level will be selected to win a BUTTER squishy! 🧈✨

Forms are available in the library. Students can also check the Library Google Classroom for a reminder of the challenge instructions.

Spread the love of reading, Falcons! 💙📚
11 days ago, Rachel Caughman
Three students are shown standing next to the "Butter Book Display" table in the library next to the couches. This display has books on and off of easels. There are slices over butter on "book peepers" peeking out of some of the books. The display sign about "Spread the Love of Reading" and "You Better Believe these are google books" are in clear acrylic stands sitting on top of upside down storage bins so students can view the signage. The students are looking at the camera and smiling.
Three students are shown standing next to the "Butter Book Display" table in the library next to the couches. This display has books on and off of easels. There are slices over butter on "book peepers" peeking out of some of the books. The display sign about "Spread the Love of Reading" and "You Better Believe these are google books" are in clear acrylic stands sitting on top of upside down storage bins so students can view the signage. The students are discussing the books and the new reading challenge.
❤️🎗️ Red Ribbon Week is coming to Fulmer! 🎗️❤️

We’ll celebrate Red Ribbon Week Monday, October 26–Friday, October 30! Students and staff will join together for a week focused on making healthy choices, staying drug-free, and making positive decisions for our future.

Monday: Pajama Pants Day
"Our dreams are too big for drugs"

Tuesday: Twin Day
"Two of a kind with a clear mind"

Wednesday: Opposite Day (Teachers/Students)
"Say NO to "Drugs, Say YES to your Future"

Thursday: Mismatched/Backwards Day
"Flipping the script on bad choices"

Friday: Meme Day
"Living for the memes, not bad routines" 🤡

#FulmerFalcons #RedRibbonWeek #DrugFree #HealthyChoices #makegoodchoices
12 days ago, Rachel Caughman
This flyer is from the National Family Partnership and Red Ribbon Week 2026 Theme. It has a red title on a blue banner at the top stating "Make a Difference." The main image has a red super here cape with a diamond symbol similar to Superman's with a red ribbon instead of an S in the middle. Below that and on top of the cape it states in large letters, "Be A Hero, Stay Drug Free." It then states below that, "Red Ribbon Week" October 23 - 31. There is the Red Ribbon Campaign emblem shown in the upper left corner of the image near the top title.
Congratulations to the winners of our College Door Contest:

First Place: 8th Grade School Counselor Keely Ballentine, representing USC Aiken

Second Place: Speech-Language Pathologist Dr. Mary Davis, representing Columbia College.

The college spirit throughout our hallways has made the school brighter and created meaningful opportunities for students to think about their futures. Thank you FMS staff who participated and helped make the contest a success!

Thank you to, GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs) for helping us build bright futures!

#GEARUPWeek #Lex2 #FulmerPride #CollegeReady #StudentSuccess #CommunityPartnerships
15 days ago, Rachel Caughman
The two winners of the college door decorating contest done for Gear Up week are shown standing near their decorated doors smiling for the camera.
Celebration time at Fulmer! 🚪✨

For GEAR UP Week, GEAR UP Site Coordinator and School Social Worker Layla Sewell led an awesome judging team for our College Door Decorating Contest! Joining her were our September Students of the Month, along with special guests Superintendent Dr. Cooper and Dr. Burggraaf, Senior Director of Academics, Assessment, and Accountability.
We love seeing our leaders in the halls supporting our students and staff. A huge thank you to everyone who participated, and to GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs) for helping us build bright futures! 🎓💙

#GEARUPWeek #Lex2 #FulmerPride #CollegeReady #StudentSuccess #CommunityPartners
15 days ago, Rachel Caughman
The adults, the school social worker, and the students who assessed and voted on the different college decorated doors are standing and smiling for the camera. One of the students in the front is hold a square red sign that states, "I am Gear Up, South Carolina #GearUpWorks.
Two students are shown standing in the hallway holding a paper and pen in their hands assessing college decorated doors done by employees.
Two adults are shown standing in the hallway holding a paper and pen in their hands assessing college decorated doors done by employees. The school social worker is also shown standing near the adults.
Two adults and a student are shown standing in the hallway holding a paper and pen in their hands assessing college decorated doors done by employees.
All current 8th grade students and their families are invited to an Early College Information Night on November 10, 6-7 p.m. at the Lexington Two Innovation Center.

Learn how your child can:
Plan to take college classes while in high school
Earn college credit before graduation
Save money on future college tuition by taking college classes in high school

Come learn about Early College opportunities and how to start planning for your student’s future!

You’re Invited!
📅 November 10, 2026
🕕 6:00–7:00 p.m.
📍 Lexington Two Innovation Center (509 Bulldog Blvd., Cayce)
16 days ago, Lexington Two
Early College Information Night Flyer - 6-7 p.m. November 10, Lexington Two Innovation Center