Twenty-six Lexington Two high school students qualified for the South Carolina Seal of Biliteracy, a recognition from the S.C. Department of Education for students who have attained proficiency in English and at least one other language by the time they graduate.

Students can earn the seal at three different levels, depending on how well they scored on the language test: 

• Gold
• Silver
• Bronze

The award can appear on a student’s diploma, transcript or as a certificate, and all students are either juniors or seniors. Some of them earned the seal in more than one additional language.

Airport High School 

Spanish: Amanda Almeida Cortez (Bronze), Landon Chavez (Silver), Joselyn Ibarra (Silver), Ashleyn Lima (Silver), Gabriela Lopez (Silver), Israel Oviedo-Campos (Silver), Bridget Paniagua Ilagor (Bronze), Ricsi Pineda (Gold), Kimberly Rojas–Mecinas (Silver),  Allison Zarate Morales (Silver)

Brookland-Cayce High School 

Filipino/Tagalog: Chloe Nacu (Silver)

Latin: Caroline Boone (Bronze), Haley Cassidy (Bronze), Lillian Hauser (Bronze), Aimee Lam (Bronze), Caden Morse (Bronze), William Stevens (Bronze), Emma Sturkie (Bronze), Lauren Waters

Spanish: Johnny Aguilar (Bronze), Shania Armendariz-Chi (Silver), Eriannys Barragan Gonzalez (Silver), Camila Costeno (Silver), Edis Nunez Montoya (Silver), Mauricio Ramirez-Perez (Bronze), Erika Utrera Gonzalez (Bronze)