Embrace the new school year and meet new friends. LexYouth and Student Corp Lexington Minuteman Chapter co-organized the Ice Cream Social tonight, giving awards to those who performed well in the summer sports play group, meeting old and new friends as well as free ice cream and surprise gifts.

FutureChessMaster.com, parent volunteer Dihua and LexYouth jointly held a chess simul, which was very successful. Thank you to the organizers, LexYouth players, children, and parents!

This afternoon, the Chinese Garden Club organized a weeding and cleaning activity in the small garden of the Lexington Community Center. LexYouth volunteers actively participated. After the cleaning, the organizers distributed seeds, vegetables, and fruits that they had planted.

Summer running and outdoor sports group organized by Student Corp Lexington Minuteman Chapter and LexYouth will meet you this summer. Friends of all ages are welcome to participate in our outdoor activities and meet new friends.

CALex and LexKids held a kids’ charity sale to help children learn how to use old things to create new value and develop business ideas. This event focuses on exercising and demonstrating children’s abilities.

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.