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. Parade video.
A few key CALex members were invited by the Lexington DEI Director Martha to meet with the newly appointed Police Chief McLean to discuss how to connect and work together.
To celebrate the Year of the Tiger, the 2nd Annual Greater Boston Chinese/Lunar New Year Rolling Car Parade took place on Sunday, February 27, 2022. CALex and LexYouth is the proud partner of this event. CALex and LexYouth participated in the parade through 12 towns around Boston. At the invitation of CALex, Suzie Barry and Joe…
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 official account report.
CALex and IGIG co-hosted a town election candidate forum。In the meeting, the three School Committee candidates (Eileen, Larry, Salvador) introduced themselves and discussed about excellent education and curriculum improvement etc. CALex official account report。
Dr. Fang had lived in Lexington for many years, and made great achievements in medicinal chemistry research. More than ten years ago, he devoted himself to the cause of mathematics tutoring and became a top teacher in mathematics competitions. Dr. Fang unfortunately passed away in September last year. This article is in memory of him.
Towards the end of the year, in order to thank the community members for their support to CALex and the community, CALex continued its tradition and organized a group purchase of 150 phoenix chickens.
LexYouth is now offering the second round of PVSA application for newly qualified volunteers. The application deadline is 12/31/2021. Here are the application guide and the application form.
Three of LexYouth chess teachers went to Orlando for the chess tournament of the National K-12 Grade Championship, all three won the medals, and one of them is a co-champion for the 8th grade.
