Five LexYouth volunteers ranging from 3rd graders to 10th graders participated in a Lexington Community Center beautification project. They helped load the wheelbarrows, spread the mulch, and weed the flower bed. While busy working on garden cleaning, they’ve learned about effective ways of maintaining the garden.

This year’s Patriots Day parade in Lexington was unprecedentedly lively. CALex and LexYouth parades were rich in content and color. The bright-red lion was stepping on the drum to take the lead. Musicians of all ages on the float played all the way. There were also nearly a hundred people marching with the dragon and lions.

recently, the flames of war have risen in Ukraine. CALex and LexYouth jointly call on all Chinese Americans in the Boston area to please lend a helping hand to Ukraine people.

CALex partnered with Diyi Holdings Company, the American Education and Thinking Academy, and the non-profit organization Weebond Academy, held a course selection seminar for LHS students on February 12th. Current and past students answered many questions from 8th grade students.

The Lexington Superintendent issued a letter suggesting that teachers and students wear KN95 masks in schools. We learned that some community members do not have KN95 masks, and some of the purchased KN95 masks could not be delivered in time. CALex had some backup KN95 masks, and an enthusiastic friend donated some additional ones. CALex members acted quickly to provide nearly 800 masks to the community members in need for emergency usage.