LWE hosted a career expo today, allowing students a chance to explore a variety of career opportunities. Employers present included representatives from engineering, agriculture, law, manufacturing, the trades, and more.

about 3 hours ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Four people in yellow protective suits stand together in front of a table. A white banner reads "S Env"
People stand at a table with a black tablecloth and sign reading "DR 60 ACA Truck Drive!" Two wear backpacks.
People stand near a table and track with a blue backdrop. One person sits in a chair wearing a blue poncho.
A group of young men stands indoors with a teacher. They are in a blue-walled room.
A group of students with backpacks examines a display booth labeled "Springboard" with various photos and items.
People at a table with a Stepan banner. Blue walls and a red track. Some people wear backpacks.
People line up in a gym, with blue walls and red track, to speak with people at a table.
Indoor area with blue walls. People around a table with items. One person in a lab coat explains something.
Several people stand at a table with Midwest Health on it in a room with a blue wall.
Have a great spring break, Lincoln-Way! School resumes Tuesday, April 7th.
about 5 hours ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
A poster shows a black background with text, mascots, and a logo. It reads "Spring Break: School Resumes 4.7.26."
As we head toward spring break and the final stretch of the school year, don't forget to log those community service hours! Be sure to check out Schoolinks for several upcoming volunteer opportunities.
2 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
An advertisement for volunteer opportunities with a bell icon and SchoolLinks logo. Background features blue, white, orange, and red.
Lincoln-Way West hosted a series of mini college fairs this semester, giving students an exciting chance to connect with representatives from potential future schools! During advisory, students stopped by the Warriors Lodge to explore a wide range of colleges, meet admissions reps, and begin planning their next steps. The events featured a mix of in‑state and out‑of‑state institutions, including both public and private schools.
3 days ago, Lincoln-Way West High School
Five people examine materials at a table, including a person in a purple shirt with a lanyard.
A group of people inside a room with tables and brochures. A boy is looking at a booklet.
A man in a red shirt sits at a table, facing another man in a gray hoodie with a backpack.
Four students wearing backpacks stand at a table, engaging with a man in a white shirt.
A student stands in front of a table speaking to a woman about Illinois College
A person with a backpack stands by a table with a laptop. Another person sits, wearing glasses.
Four women stand around a table with brochures. One woman hands a brochure to another.
Two people are indoors, one with a backpack stands and speaks with another person at a table.
Three women in a room with a table displaying pamphlets. One woman holds a folder.
Two individuals engage in conversation at an event; one wears a green shirt, and the other wears a backpack.
Join the LWC Athletic Boosters for the Spring Fling Craft Fair on Sunday, April 12 at Lincoln‑Way Central High School. With more than 170 vendors and concessions available, it’s a great chance to shop local and enjoy a fun community event. The fair runs from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the LWC Fieldhouse. Admission is $3 for adults, $2 for students with ID, and children 12 and under are free. We hope to see you there for a day of creativity, shopping, and springtime fun!
3 days ago, Lincoln-Way Central High School
Flyer with central knight image, wreath, and text: "Spring Thing Craft Fair" at Lincolnway Central High School, April 12- 9am to 3pm in the LWC fieldhouse. Cash entry fee: Adults $3, students with ID $2, Children 12 and under are free..
LW alumni: Do you have a class reunion coming up? Check out our reunions web page to see if your class has added information about an upcoming event: https://www.lw210.org/page/class-reunions

Current listing includes:
LWC Class of 1976
LWC Class of 1996
LWC Class of 2001
LWE Class of 2005
LWC Class of 2006
LWC Class of 2011
LWW Class of 2011

Want your event added to our site? Email jvujosevic@lw210.org with the details.
4 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Black backdrop with white text reading "Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210 Class Reunions" and a logo with "LW District 210".
Proud moment for Lincoln-Way Central: Their 2025 Aegis yearbook was nationally recognized and featured in Possibilities, Vol. 11, which is a collection showcasing the top 10% of yearbooks across the country. Congratulations to the dedicated yearbook staff and editors for their exceptional storytelling, design, and creativity.

Learn more about this honor on our website: https://www.lw210.org/article/2780198
4 days ago, Lincoln-Way Central High School
A group of people poses for a photo in front of a lake with trees in the background.
A reception desk displays a blue banner celebrating the 2015 yearbook. Framed certificates are on the desk.
A yearbook cover with a knight's helmet and light bulb design. Text reads "Shine Bright Like a Knight" and "2025".
Online registration for the 2026-2027 school year is now open! You should have received an email with further instructions on how to complete the process on the web version of the Skyward Family Access portal. Visit our website for more information on how to access the portal: https://www.lw210.org/page/skyward-family-access
4 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
White background with a logo at top and text "Registration is Now Open!" below. Below logo, text reads "2026-2027 School Year".
LWC student council hosted their annual "Teacher of the Knight" dinner this week, where students showed gratitude for some of their favorite teachers. It was a great event to celebrate the school community.
7 days ago, Lincoln-Way Central High School
Group of people sitting around a table with red placemats, a can, and bottles of water.
A group of people in a room with a projector screen. A student stands by a table with flowers.
People sit in a classroom. A projector screen shows text. A student stands behind a podium.
Two women sit at a table, smiling. Behind them is a wall with white trim.
Two students sit at a table with a flower arrangement, smiling and wearing glasses. Behind them, a group of people sit at tables at an event.
People seated at a long table in a meeting room, with plates, flowers, and cups.
A group of people seated around a long table, enjoying food and drinks, with balloons and a screen in the background.
Photos of people displayed on a black backdrop with "Teachers of the Knight" banner. Black and red balloons surround the display.
Woodworking and welding students at Lincoln-Way West have created another beautiful live-edge table to be raffled off at the Lincoln-Way Foundation's Dinner Gala tomorrow night.

Even if you can't attend, you still have a chance to see this table in your home! Sign up online to enter the raffle to win this handcrafted, one-of-a-kind table: https://e.givesmart.com/events/Lf0/i/_All/
7 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Nine boys in black t-shirts and jeans stand around a wooden table, with a wall behind them that says "Lincoln-Way West Warriors". In front of them is the live-edge table they created.
A modern wooden table with an angular, X-shaped metal base sits against an orange wall with a large orange warrior and a plaque.
The Board of Education honored outstanding student and staff achievements at last night's meeting. Congratulations once again to Mr. David Mulconrey on his Those Who Excel Award and to the LWE competitive cheerleading team on winning the state championship!

To learn more about last night's meeting, check out the district newsletter here:https://lw210.edurooms.com/engage/lincoln-way-community-high-school-district-210/newsletters/lincoln-way-news-events-and-updates-for-march-20-2026
7 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Board members stand in front of a white wall with a "Lincoln-Way" logo, posing for a photo with David Mulconrey.
The Board poses with the East competitive cheer team, who are holding certificates and standing in front of a white wall with a flag, clock, and sign reading "LINCOLN-WAY".
The Lincoln-Way Foundation's annual dinner gala is this Saturday! If you can't attend, but still want to support, you can bid on silent auction items online! Visit the event website to create your account and start bidding today: https://e.givesmart.com/events/Lf0/i/
9 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
A full moon is placed on piano keys, with text overlay stating "Midnight & Moonlight" and "March 21, 2026"."6pm Odyssey Country Club"
Thank you to everyone who joined us for this weekend’s annual Artworks Festival! The event was a fantastic celebration of creativity, talent, and community. We loved seeing the amazing artwork on display and appreciate our Lincoln-Way students and community partners for sharing their artistic talents. 🎨🔴🔵🟠
11 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
A child sits at a table holding a clay item, with other children seated behind them.
Two boys seated at a table, coloring pictures with pencils. One boy wears a blue shirt.
A group of people in orange shirts sit in chairs around a room and play instruments.
Children work on a craft project at a table, using paper, scissors, and beads. A girl is holding a paper with a polka dot design.
A group of people seated around tables with papers and art supplies, illuminated by blue light.
A woman helps a young girl with her face paint sitting on a chair next to a table.
A room with white walls and tables where a group of people work on projects.
A woman and a boy are seated at a table, focusing on a craft project. A girl sits behind them, observing. Background: A classroom with tables, chairs, and walls adorned with artwork.
People in a classroom setting with desks and papers, some drawing or writing. A person in plaid pants stands in front.
Indoor room with ceiling lights. Many people walking around, examining displays on the wall.
It is a busy time of year in the Lincoln-Way West woodshop as students complete their assigned projects and prepare for SkillsUSA Woodworking Display.

Current projects include a dresser top box, wall cabinet, and nightstand as part of the assigned curriculum. Other projects taking place are an end table, bookshelf, shop stool, LW West band saw box, dart cabinet, and salad bowl.
14 days ago, Lincoln-Way West High School
Two people in a workshop. One person bends over a table saw. Another person holds a wooden board.
Two people in a workshop, one using a large machine to cut wood, another standing nearby.
A person working on a table saw. A table saw sits on a table with a wooden board.
Two boys work on a table with wooden planks and tools. One holds a drill. They focus on their task.
A person in a white hoodie working on a wooden box on a table. The background has a sink, trash bin, and dispensers.
A person in a gray hoodie and glasses works on a wooden project at a workbench.
A group of people are working on wooden boxes in a room. One person uses a power drill on a wooden board.
A group of people in a workshop. One person holds a wooden plank. Other people are working at tables.
The AFJROTC Drill Nationals took place in Dayton, Ohio last weekend! Our teams proudly represented the district, competing against 26 schools from around the world.

A special congratulations goes out to Jack McDonnell and the Armed Inspection Team for earning an impressive 5th place finish! We’re also thrilled to celebrate two outstanding Knockout placements among more than 420 cadets: Jillian Bitter secured 2nd place, and Maya Short earned 3rd place.

Join us in congratulating our AFJROTC program on a job well done👏✨
14 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Group photo of uniformed individuals in front of a banner with "NUTTER CENTER" displayed at the top.
A group of uniformed individuals stands in a formation in an indoor arena. The individual in front salutes.
A student in a blue uniform holds a trophy while smiling in front of a banner.
A group of people in uniform, possibly performing a ceremony, walk in a row on a concrete floor.
Group of uniformed individuals standing on a stage, some wearing hats, against a black curtain background.
Military cadets perform a salute in a gymnasium with white walls and a green banner reading "NUTT CENTER".
Last night, STEM Sprouts at LWE brought hands-on science experiences to the children of East staff members! High school students guided attendees through several engaging activities, including building circuits, exploring robotic hands, learning about constellations, and examining slides under a microscope. Great job, Griffins!
15 days ago, Lincoln-Way East High School
Group of students in casual attire posing for a photo in front of a blue backdrop.
A young person in a grey sweater bends over a desk, handling scissors and a worksheet.
Three kids stand in front of a blue backdrop. They are wearing white lab coats and goggles.
Woman and child sit at table in dim light. Child holds a constellation projector.
A woman helps a child with a craft project, both seated at a table. Background contains chairs and a table.
An East student and a child pose for a photo in the science lab.
A person works on a craft project with blue gloves and red string on a table.
Two children stand by a microscope, one holding a paper, and another smiling. A table, chairs, and other equipment are in the background.
In a classroom, two students hold candles, while another holds a stick of yellow chalk. Background contains posters on walls and a desk.
Man in a white shirt helping child in a black shirt do a craft. The child is holding a paper cup.
🌿 Build Your Own Planter Adult Woodworking Workshop!

Looking for a hands‑on project that’s fun, creative, and perfect for spring? Join LW instructors for a Build Your Own Planter adult woodworking workshop on March 23rd! This is an introduction to woodworking workshop and is a great fit for anyone who loves gardening or wants a shorter, beginner‑friendly class.

The event will take place on March 23 from 5:30–8:30 PM at Lincoln-Way West. The cost for the workshop is $60 — all materials included. The registration fee is non-refundable, as this class is in high demand.

There are only 12 spots available, so secure your seat today by emailing Nick Schroder at nschroder@lw210.org.

Come build something with us to kick off gardening season!
16 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
A plant with long, narrow leaves in a wooden planter on a wooden floor. A white tag reads "Cucumber Seed".
Circular logo with white text "LINCOLN-WAY WOOD SHOP". Two crossed tools: a hammer and a saw. Black background.
The Lincoln-Way West Music Boosters annual West Fest will take place on Saturday, March 21st from 9am to 3pm at LWW. With more than 100 crafters/vendors and performances by student musicians and the Frankfort Brass Band, it is sure to be a great time! Admission is $3 and supports music programs at West.
18 days ago, Lincoln-Way West High School
Save the date - West Fest. Craft and vendor fair.March 21st, 2026 - 9am to 3pm Lincoln-Way West High School 21701 Gouger Rd New Lenox, IL Sponsored by the Lincoln-Way West Music Boosters.
Lincoln-Way East High School was officially honored with the Governor’s Blue-Ribbon Award earlier this week at a ceremony at the Governor’s Mansion in Springfield. This honor recognizes the school’s dedication to academic excellence, innovation, and student success.

Representing Lincoln-Way East at the event were Principal Toriano Griggs, Science Department Chair Maria Wilson, and Math Department Chair Julie Flitcraft, who proudly accepted the award from Illinois State Superintendent Dr. Tony Sanders and Governor JB Pritzker.

Congratulations again to the Griffins on achieving this outstanding honor! 🔵🎉
21 days ago, Lincoln-Way East High School
Governor Pritzker, Julie Flitcraft, Toriano Griggs, and Maria Wilson posing for a photo holding the Blue Ribbon plaque.
Science teachers from East and West are working hard expanding their knowledge to benefit our students!

East teachers attended the Argonne National Laboratory AI STEM Education Jam, learning more about how AI is shaping the future of science.

West teachers attended the Climate of Hope conference at Downers Grove North. They took part in hands‑on breakout sessions with the Morton Arboretum, NSF Ice Core Drilling Program, the Carbon Containment Lab, and the National Center for Science Education—bringing back fresh ideas for lessons on climate science, engineering, evolution, and more.
24 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Teachers sitting around a table with laptops and papers on it, smiling for a photo. There is a sign that reads Lincoln-Way East High School on the table.
Three teachers looking at science materials sitting at classroom desks