With the start of summer break, we’ve pulled together some resources for families to help make the most of opportunities over the next couple of months.
Summer hours
Beginning Monday, June 1, district schools and offices will operate on a summer work schedule: 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday. The district will resume its school year Monday-Friday schedule on Monday, July 27.
Student registration for 2026-2027
We’re enrolling new and returning students right now, including 4K and 5K.
If you’re a pro at student enrollment, click this link to go right to our registration page for links to begin the online registration process.
If you think you might need some one-on-one enrollment help, stop by your child’s school from 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday. Watch, too, for school-specific announcements on special enrollment and schedule pickup events during the summer.
For special circumstances, please stop by our Student Services Office, 3205 Platt Springs Road, 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday or call (803) 739-3141 to make an appointment.
Trouble getting into PowerSchool? Members of our district office staff are available for calls and/or emails during summer hours. Contact the district office at (803) 796-4708 and ask for PowerSchool assistance.
Keep the learning going
Students can get ready for the new school year by spending time this summer looking over the following learning guides and goals. We also encourage students and families to check out the media center pages of their school's website for summer reading incentives and challenges.
Kindergarten
English Language Arts: (English, Spanish)
First grade
English Language Arts: (English, Spanish)
Second grade
English Language Arts: (English, Spanish)
Rising Middle/High
Summer Learning Resources
Zearn - Summer Intensives Series for rising 1st through 9th graders
Summer Literacy Adventure Scavenger Hunt
Lexington County Public Library Summer Reading Program
SC 250
As South Carolina and the nation prepare to commemorate America’s 250th anniversary, the SC Department of Education is encouraging school districts to share Summer SC 250 activities available through the Palmetto Civics Project to help strengthen students’ understanding of history, government, and their role as engaged citizens. The Summer SC 250 activities offer fun, accessible, and impactful opportunities for students and families during the summer months. This upcoming July 4, 2026 holds special historical significance, the Education Department notes, as we reflect on the courage, sacrifice, and ideals that gave rise to our nation. South Carolina played an integral role in the American Revolution, hosting pivotal battles, enduring prolonged conflict, and producing leaders whose actions directly influenced the fight for independence. Click this link for SC 250 activities, provided by the SC Department of Education.
Lexington Two summer camps
We invite your kids to spend some of their summer days learning new skills and connecting with other area youth at one of our Lexington Two summer camps. Click this link for a list of camp offerings in June and July. You don’t have to attend a Lexington Two school to join in the fun!
Free summer meals
Area youth ages 18 and under will once again have access to free breakfast and lunch meals in the summer months through a federally funded child nutrition program. There are two options: dine-in sites and grab and go curbside meal bundle pickup. Get important details about both meal options and find out meal pickup locations/dates/times by clicking this link.
Student vaccinations
Each year the SC Department of Public Health provides the state’s immunization requirements for child care and schools. Here’s the link to information about the 2026-2027 school year.
School supply lists
To ensure that you can beat the last-minute crowds for back-to-school supply shopping, our schools will have their 2026-2027 supply lists posted to their websites by no later than July 1.
Follow us!
Be sure to follow your school and the district social media sites to stay up to date over the summer with news and scheduled activities. Lexington Two also has a phone app that allows you to view your child’s school as well; click this link for instructions on how to get it.