Rules of Engagement: The mission of the Lexington-Richland School District Five page is to inform members of our school district and the public by sharing important information and updates regarding news and events in the district, while also providing a platform for positive, productive and respectful dialogue within our community. As a part of the Lexington-Richland School District Five social media community, we ask that you acknowledge the following guidelines: For specific inquiries of personal interest or concern, please contact the District Office at (803) 476-8000 or use the direct message feature. A response will be determined as necessary by the School District Five Office of Communications. Comments should be appropriate for all ages. Personal issues regarding a staff member, school or the district should be communicated through contacting that person directly, not the page. School District Five reserves the right to remove any content and language that is deemed as hateful or discriminatory, offensive or violent, and containing personal attacks, threats, abuse and harassment. Solicitation of any kind is prohibited. Abuse of Lexington-Richland School District Five’s Social Media Rules of Engagement, may result in the removal of a post or permanently blocking of an account. Nursery Road Elementary School-Arts Magnet (NRES-AM) is a neighborhood school that is located ten miles west of Columbia, South Carolina. It is one of twelve elementary schools in Lexington/Richland School District Five. Nursery Road opened its doors in 1980 with a little over a thousand students in grades kindergarten through five. It was built to relieve overcrowding at Irmo Elementary, a neighboring school approximately four miles away. It soon became the largest elementary school in the district. The sixth grade was added in 1982. Overcrowding continued to be a problem until H. Corley Elementary, another neighborhood school, opened in 1991 and the sixth grade went back to middle school in 1992. Currently we have 498 students enrolled in 4K to 5th grades. In addition to the core subjects, each student also takes an array of related arts classes to compliment the core curriculum. These classes include General and Instrumental Music, Visual and Media Art, Dance/Theater, Physical Education, Computer Keyboarding, and Spanish. Fifth grade students also have the option of taking strings.
