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Our 8th Grade AVID students got a hands-on college experience at USC! From cooking techniques to exploring the restaurant and hotel industries, they learned real-world skills and toured classrooms and facilities. A day full of inspiration and future goals!
6 months ago, Rachel Caughman
Students standing over a frying pan on a stove in a culinary arts classroom practicing cooking skills.
Students standing over a frying pan on a stove in a culinary arts classroom practicing cooking skills.
Students walking with their food preps to their cooking stations.
Students cutting zuchini into slices.
Students smiling for the camera while cooking their food.
Students standing over frying pans cooking.
Students standing around Cocky's statue some smiling looking at the camera and others looking at each other.
Some of the 8th Grade Mentees went to Orangeburg–Calhoun Technical College to connect academic learning to real-world career pathways. This field trip was sponsored by the Gear Up South Carolina organization.
6 months ago, Rachel Caughman
Group of students standing in front of helicopter smiling for the camera.
Students viewing a go cart.
A man demonstrating climbing up a power line.
A man demonstrating climbing up a power line.
An instruction showing students how something works.

8th grade students were able to visit The Challenger Center to apply what they learned during their Space unit in Science class this school year. Paper rockets were built and tested for distance, flight simulators where students could fly digital planes were experienced, and rocket control systems were carried out. A fun experience was had by all!

6 months ago, Rachel Caughman
Boys smile for the camera while holding up their paper straw rockets they built before testing their distance.
Two female students are building their paper straw rockets.
Three students test out measurement within a space center.
Two students test out the temperature in a space center and record their findings.
Students smile for the camera while sitting at a computer table inside of a challenger space control center.
Students begin testing out their paper straw rockets.
Students sit at a computer table and fly the flight simulators.
More students build their paper straw rockets.
Students sit at computer tables and fly the flight simulators.
Student speaks into a radio giving directions to the test control center in the next room.

During the first week of March, our school celebrated Read Across America Week! Students who were "caught reading" were awarded a reader's swag bag filled with reading goodies. Mystery readers were shared each day reading excerpts from different middle grade titles, and students were able to phone in to guess the mystery reader (any adult who works at FMS) and be rewarded a prize for the class. Students, faculty, and staff also dressed up in theme related spirit days to show that Reading is an Adventure.

6 months ago, Rachel Caughman
Mr. Stewart and students in his math class posing for the camera on the Camp-Read-A-Lot Day.
A male student reading a book in his desk.
A male student smiling for the camera in the library dressed up as an explorer.
Four teachers msiling for the camera wearing Explorer and Adventurer attire.
A female student sitting on a couch in the library reading a book.
A male student reading a book in his desk.
A male student reading a book in his desk.
A female student sitting on an ottoman during class and reading a book.
Three teachers smiling for the camera in the hallway dressed up in their camp-read-a-lot attire.
Two boys sitting on the floor in the hallway reading a book.
8th Grade Science students worked applied listening, problem solving, critical thinking, and analysis during this annual DNA CSI investigation of a pretend crime scene. Students applied the skills they learned during their Genetics unit in science class to help "catch the criminal." Philosophical discussions took place after claims were supported with evidence.
6 months ago, Rachel Caughman
Two students compare suspect's DNA cards to the lab results from DNA found at a pretend crime scene.
Two students investiage DNA results form a forensics lab to try and identify the criminal in this pretend scenario.
FMS students investigate a pretend crime scene by anallyzing the DNA samples and recording them on a documentation paper.
Fulmer Middle School students work through decoding lab results from a forensics lab using DNA evidence in a pretend scenario.
Two students investigate DNA samples from a forensics lab for a pretend crime scene.
Two students investigate DNA samples from a forensics lab for a pretend crime scene.
Two students investigate DNA samples from a forensics lab for a pretend crime scene. Other students who identified the correct criminal and provided substantial evidence to support their claims received a lollipop from their science teacher.
Three students smile for the camera after investigating and correctly identifying the criminal in the pretend crime scene investigation.
Fulmer Families,
Our Lost and Found is currently overflowing with items that students have left behind. If your child is missing a jacket, water bottle, lunch box, or any other personal item, please encourage them to stop by and check the Lost and Found.
We will be donating any unclaimed items to a local charity next week, so please be sure to claim anything that belongs to your child.
Thank you for your help in spreading the word!
6 months ago, Jonathan Wilburn
Woman with a megaphone says that lost items will be donated next week.
REMINDER: Friday, March 13 is an in-person weather make-up day on school campuses, with a normal school day schedule. See you then!
6 months ago, Lexington Two
Lexington Two’s annual District Art Show, featuring student work from all of our schools, will run weekdays through March 26, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. There are sketches, paintings, ceramics, and more. The show is free. Enter on the district office side.
6 months ago, Lexington Two
Colorful art pieces at the Lexington Two District Art Showcase Exhibition
🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Mary Strickland Davis, our Lex 2 Speech Pathologist, on being awarded the Rolland J. Van Hattum Award for Contributions in the Schools!

This honor recognizes her exemplary commitment and outstanding contributions to speech-language pathology services within the school setting. We are proud of the impact she makes on students every day! 👏
8 months ago, Jonathan Wilburn
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Dr. Davis and Another Woman in front of a projection screen that reads "National Board Certification YES WE CAN."
Dr. Davis delivering her presentation titled "Work Smarter Not Harder."
Dr. Davis holding The Rolland J. Vanhattum Award that was awarded to a Speech Pathologist for outstanding contributions to School-based audiology and or speech-language pathology services.

NEW DATE FOR L2IC OPEN HOUSE: Lexington Two and community families are invited to a February 10 open house at our state-of-the-art Innovation Center. Explore the nearly 20 college and career programs. Whether you're a high schooler planning for post-graduation or a middle schooler imagining possibilities for your future, this event is a great place to start. Click here for details.

8 months ago, Lexington Two
Open house flyer: 5-6:30pm Feb 3 at the Innovation Center

New and veteran teachers, we are hiring for the current school year and 2026-2027! Ask about our support programs, professional development and leadership opportunities, and our $2,500 sign-on bonus. Click this link for current career opportunities.

8 months ago, Lexington Two
We are excited to share that Fulmer posted a rating of Excellent on the most recent release of SC State Report Cards.
9 months ago, Fulmer Middle