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In North Carolina, a Sea of Oxygen Bubbles -- Spreading Across the State’s School Districts
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In North Carolina, a Sea of Oxygen Bubbles -- Spreading Across the State’s School Districts
Lexington Senior High School, thirty miles south of Winston-Salem, is the proud home of the Yellow Jackets. Built in 1953, it’s surrounded by small neighborhood houses with well-kept yards. An armada of yellow school buses line up daily outside its doors, while inside, a network of double-loaded hallways host rigid rows of lockers — one for each of its 900 students. It is, in other words, a textbook example of an Industrial-era American high sc…
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