Lexington High School - Revision history

Stefanido at 21:44, 9 January 2008

2008-01-09T21:44:51Z

Rubberchickenben: bold

2007-05-02T19:27:33Z

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Kekez: Added explanation as to why the Lexington exchange ended.

2006-01-31T06:03:38Z

Added explanation as to why the Lexington exchange ended.

Adam Feiner at 17:15, 30 January 2006

2006-01-30T17:15:46Z

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Lexington High School (LHS) was the location of the OCESS's sister program throughout the 1990's. Prior to the program's collapse in 1999, the simulation at LHS was involved in a yearly student '''[[exchange]]''' with the OCESS.

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−	'''Lexington High School''' (LHS) was the location of the OCESS's sister program throughout the 1990's. Prior to the program's collapse in 1999, the simulation at LHS was involved in a yearly student [[exchange]] with the OCESS.	+	'''Lexington High School''' (LHS) was the location of the [[OCESS\|OCESS's]] sister program throughout the 1990's. Prior to the program's collapse in 1999, the simulation at LHS was involved in a yearly student [[exchange]] with the OCESS.

	Prior to the fall of 1999, there was only one high school in Lexington, South Carolina. The Lexington High School Space Simulation program was supported by two teachers from the science department. That fall, a second high-school opened and one of the teachers moved there, and unfortunately they were no longer able to continue their Space Simulation Program.		Prior to the fall of 1999, there was only one high school in Lexington, South Carolina. The Lexington High School Space Simulation program was supported by two teachers from the science department. That fall, a second high-school opened and one of the teachers moved there, and unfortunately they were no longer able to continue their Space Simulation Program.

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−	Lexington High School (LHS) was the location of the OCESS's sister program throughout the 1990's. Prior to the program's collapse in 1999, the simulation at LHS was involved in a yearly student ~~'''~~[[exchange]]~~'''~~ with the OCESS.	+	'''Lexington High School''' (LHS) was the location of the OCESS's sister program throughout the 1990's. Prior to the program's collapse in 1999, the simulation at LHS was involved in a yearly student [[exchange]] with the OCESS.

	Prior to the fall of 1999, there was only one high school in Lexington, South Carolina. The Lexington High School Space Simulation program was supported by two teachers from the science department. That fall, a second high-school opened and one of the teachers moved there, and unfortunately they were no longer able to continue their Space Simulation Program.		Prior to the fall of 1999, there was only one high school in Lexington, South Carolina. The Lexington High School Space Simulation program was supported by two teachers from the science department. That fall, a second high-school opened and one of the teachers moved there, and unfortunately they were no longer able to continue their Space Simulation Program.

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	Lexington High School (LHS) was the location of the OCESS's sister program throughout the 1990's. Prior to the program's collapse in 1999, the simulation at LHS was involved in a yearly student '''[[exchange]]''' with the OCESS.		Lexington High School (LHS) was the location of the OCESS's sister program throughout the 1990's. Prior to the program's collapse in 1999, the simulation at LHS was involved in a yearly student '''[[exchange]]''' with the OCESS.
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		+	Prior to the fall of 1999, there was only one high school in Lexington, South Carolina. The Lexington High School Space Simulation program was supported by two teachers from the science department. That fall, a second high-school opened and one of the teachers moved there, and unfortunately they were no longer able to continue their Space Simulation Program.