32 students in our Freshman Start program participated in a community service opportunity at Feed My Starving Children in Aurora last week, getting a head start on their service hour requirement for graduation.

Want to use your summer to get in some service hours? Check Schoolinks for an updated list of opportunities!

about 21 hours ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
A group of people wearing white hairnets are smiling for a selfie. The background is a room with a gray wall and bulletin board.
People in a room wearing hairnets, prepare food from large containers.
People wearing hairnets and masks in a room, working at a table with a flag in the background.
At last night's meeting, the Board of Education recognized the Lincoln-Way West softball team for being the first team to bring home a state championship for the Warriors. Join us in congratulating this outstanding team one more time! 🟠🥎🎉
12 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
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The Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210 Board of Education has approved a five-year contract for Dr. Michael Duback, who will serve as Deputy Superintendent while continuing his role as Chief School Business Official for the next two years before officially succeeding Dr. Scott Tingley as Superintendent of Schools, effective July 1, 2028.

At last night's meeting, the Board also accepted Dr. Tingley's retirement date of June 30, 2028. Tingley, who has served the district as superintendent for the past 14 years, will work to ensure organizational stability, fiscal continuity, and a seamless transition of leadership for District 210.

Read more here: https://www.lw210.org/article/3004208
12 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
A smiling man in a suit and tie appears in a white frame against a colorful background. Dr. Michael Duback
Summer camps are in full swing at all three Lincoln-Way schools! It has been great to see current and future students coming together to learn, train, and have fun this summer.

Even more camps are on the way. Be sure to visit each school’s athletics website to register. Come be part of the excitement this summer!
13 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Two girls wearing black and white uniforms play flag football on a field. Other players and spectators are in the background.
Three girls stand in a grassy field. They hold popsicles. They wear matching shirts and shorts.
A large group of children and adults pose for a photo on an indoor basketball court, some sitting or standing.
A group of young children play soccer on a field. Two kids are kicking the ball.
A group of children wearing sports gear, posing on a football field.
A group of young people, wearing matching shirts and shorts, standing together in a brightly lit room.
A group of athletes in black jerseys poses for a group photo on bleachers. A sign reads "Home of the Griffins".
Many people gather on a football field with a white and black logo. A stadium is in the background.
Nine children in different colored t-shirts and shorts, with yellow flags, gather around a coach on a football field.
A group of people stand on a football field. A person runs with a ball. Trees and buildings in the background.
Dear Lincoln-Way Community,

This summer, an untitled Disney pilot television show will be filmed at Lincoln-Way North, and they are looking for people age 16 or older from our community for various non-speaking background roles. No acting experience is necessary!

Specific filming dates have not yet been identified, but the expected timeline is mid to late July.

If you are interested in this opportunity, please review and complete the application form to be considered: https://jobs.everyset.com/apps/3caf0a1c-902d-4cf8-8193-8f0b0b242b9d/
13 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
White sign with black text on a multicolored background. Text reads, "APPLY TO BE AN EXTRA ON A TV SHOW PILOT".
Lincoln-Way students: Don't forget to use some of your time this summer to get ahead on your community service hours! New opportunities are always posted on Schoolinks.
22 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
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The LWE powerlifting team delivered an outstanding performance at the IHSPLA State Tournament, earning three State Championships and one Runner-Up finish.

State Champions: Giuseppe Goebel, Ilyas Yassin, Joe Petrassi
Runner-Up: Olivia Meintel

Ilyas Yassin made history as the strongest high school powerlifter in Illinois, recording an incredible 1,715 lb total (630 squat, 420 bench, 660 deadlift) and breaking four state records. He later went on to become a National Champion on March 29, setting a USA bench press record (414.5 lbs) in the 100 kg division.

Congratulations to our lifters on an incredible season!
29 days ago, Lincoln-Way East High School
A group of people in black and blue sportswear, posing for a photo in a gymnasium.
Five people in athletic wear, holding trophies, stand together on a court with a balloon arch.
REMINDER: Register for summer camp today! Visit the athletics website for each school to explore the variety of options and to register! 🏈🏐🥎⚽🏃
29 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Black-and-white collage of photos showing various activities like playing sports and jumping. Text reads "SUMMER CAMPS 2026 registration is now open!"
Congratulations to this year’s Teachers of the Year! We are so grateful to each of you for your dedication to our students and schools. You make an impact each and every day!

🔴Central: Stacy Jackson, Music

🔵East: Amy Cavanaugh, English

🟠West: David Ernst, Social Science
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Five individuals stand in front of a large red sign reading "LMC" at Lincoln-Way Community High School Central.
Five individuals stand on stage in front of a large screen displaying "Teacher of the Year 2022" in blue.
A group of people stand in front of a school logo on the floor. They are wearing casual clothing.
That's a wrap on the 2025-2026 school year. Have a great summer, Lincoln-Way!
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
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The Board of Education recently recognized students across all three schools for their participation in the Illinois Secretary of State’s “Read for a Lifetime” program, a statewide initiative that encourages high school students to explore a variety of books throughout the year.

The Read for a Lifetime program challenges students to read from an annual list of 25 titles. Students who complete at least four books receive certificates of achievement signed by the Illinois Secretary of State and State Librarian, while students who complete all 25 books or participate throughout all four years of high school earn additional recognition.

To learn more about the program and see a list of students recognized, visit the website: https://www.lw210.org/article/2936642
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Six students stand together in front of a white wall, each holding a certificate. They wear casual clothing.
Students in Mr. McCleish's AP Government classes at East participated in a lobbying project where they researched legislation, developed and defended a position, and connected directly with elected officials.

Juniors Huda B. and Kaitlyn A.i chose to advocate for HB4438, the “State Bee Designation” bill, and reached out to State Senator Michael Hastings through multiple avenues to share their support. Senator Hastings responded live from the Senate Floor, pledging to vote in favor of the bill!

Last week, Senator Hastings visited Mr. McCleish's 2nd hour AP Gov class to discuss the importance of lobbying, civic engagement, and the impact students can make when they use their voices.

McCleish praised Huda and Kaitlyn along with their classmates for applying what they learned in class to the real world and demonstrating the power of active citizenship. Way to go!
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way East High School
Two students posing next to a whiteboard. One wears a black hoodie and the other a black top with the number 44.
A group of students and two adults stand in a classroom, smiling, with whiteboards and a flag in the background.
Sen. Hastings stands in front of class with students seated at desks, engaged in discussion. Walls are decorated with posters and flags.
A teacher and two students in black shirts with "Save the Bees" text and red stars pose for a photo in a classroom.
A teacher stands in front of a student seated at a table in a classroom. A clock and American flag are visible.
As the school year comes to a close, please join us in celebrating our 2026 retirees! These dedicated staff members have made a lasting impact on our district and the lives of countless students throughout the years. We are grateful for their service and wish them all the best in this exciting next chapter! (2/2)

Joan Meininger - Bus Driver - 19 Years
James Nair - World Language - 28 Years
Joel Pallissard - P.E. - 32 Years
Dan Radz - Math - 29 Years
Ted Robbins - Principal - 26 Years
Michelle Schiller - English - 29 Years
Randy Schumacher - World Language - 23 Years
Sheila Sola - Special Services - 20 Years
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
A photo of Ted Robbins, principal for 26 years, in a suit and tie with a smile, on an orange background.
A photo of a man in a blue polo shirt stands out on a red and white background. Text reads "RANDY SCHUMACHER, WORLD LANGUAGE, 23 YEARS".
A profile card displays a man with a mustache, wearing a red hoodie. The card reads "DAN RADZ" above and "MATH" below. He has taught for 29 years.
A blue and white badge features a photo of a woman wearing a leopard print jacket and glasses.
A blue and white background with a white border shows a photo of a man. He wears a white polo shirt with "FAST" text. "JAMES NAIR" is at the top.
A woman with blonde hair smiles in a blue patterned blouse. The text "SHEILA SOLA" and "SPECIAL SERVICES 20 YEARS" appear on a blue background.
A poster with a smiling woman in a floral shirt. It says "Michelle Schiller" at the top. Below, it says "ENGLISH" and "29 YEARS."
A blue and white design features a picture of a smiling man in a black polo shirt. Text reads "JOEL PALLISSARD" and "P.E. 32 YEARS".

As the school year comes to a close, please join us in celebrating our 2026 retirees! These dedicated staff members have made a lasting impact on our district and the lives of countless students throughout the years. We are grateful for their service and wish them all the best in this exciting next chapter! (1/2)

Sandy Chellios -Registrar - 23 Years
David Ernst - Social Science - 25 Years
Dawn Floyd - World Language - 31 Years
Gary Henderson - Science - 33 Years
Colin Hopper - Social Science - 33 Years
Lynne Jurges - P.P.S. - 26 Years
Lynn Hnetkovsky - C.T.E. - 32 Years

about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
An orange background displays a photo of a woman wearing a peach polo shirt. Text reads "SANDY CHELLIOs, REGISTRAR, 23 YEARS."
Orange and black background. White frame around a photo of a man. His name, "David Ernst," is above the photo.
A smiling woman with glasses on a red background. "DAWN FLOYD" is at the top, "WORLD LANGUAGE" below, and "31 YEARS" under that.
White square containing a photo of a man smiling. "Colin Hopper" in white text at the top. "SOCIAL SCIENCE" below photo, "33 YEARS" below that.
Photo of a woman in an orange sleeveless top. Her name, Lynne Jurges, is displayed above. Below, it reads P.P.S. 26 Years.
A photo of Gary Henderson with the text "33 YEARS" and "SCIENCE" displayed in a white border.
An orange and black card features a photo of a woman. Name reads "Lynn Hnetkovsky" with "C.T.E." below.
Transition Program Department Chair Matt Ryan was recently nominated for the Lou Malnati’s Free Pizza for a Year Teacher Recognition Program , and last week, the pizza delivery arrived with a surprise announcement that he had been selected as a winner! 🍕👏

Matt was recognized for his dedication to our Transition students and the incredible impact he makes through community-based vocational and life skills opportunities. His passion for creating meaningful experiences for students and fostering a supportive environment for both staff and students truly makes a difference.

Congratulations, Matt, and thank you for all you do for Lincoln-Way students!
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
A man and woman stand behind a large pizza box in a room with chairs and shelves.
Three adults stand in a room, holding a pizza box. Two women in jackets, one in red and one in blue, flank a man in black.
Finals are just one week away! Good luck, Lincoln-Way 🔴🔵🟠
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Red background with a LWC logo.Title "Final Exams" at top. Three days and hours listed.
A blue and white background displays a schedule for final exams. "FINAL EXAMS" is in bold, black text. Three days are listed, each with exam times.
A n orange schedule for final exams over three days, showing start and end times for each hour.
Lincoln-Way plans to live stream all graduation ceremonies today. Follow the links below to view the stream.

🟠West (11AM):https://www.youtube.com/live/HZi1Pt2ctE4

🔵East (1PM): https://www.youtube.com/@GriffinTVClub/streams

🔴Central (3PM) :https://www.youtube.com/@lwcentralknight

* Please note, the stream will not be available until the event begins.
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Black and white image of two students in caps and gowns. The text reads "Class of 2026 Graduation Ceremony Live Stream May 16, 2026".
Our seniors gathered one last time to enjoy food, games and music while soaking in the final moments of high school. Now the classes are over, the yearbooks have been signed, and the memories have been made. All that’s left is to walk across the stage. 🎓
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Six individuals seated on a blanket on a grassy field, smiling. One person holds a plate.
Two people in front of a building, one hands out pancakes on a grill to others.
People stand behind a fence signing yearbooks
Two students stand on a field holding yearbooks
Two students seated on stadium bleachers, one writing on paper, the other using a phone.
On a football field, players engage in a game. A person throws a ball, while another attempts to catch it.
Three students sitting at a picnic table with cups, a handbag, and a book. Behind them, a grassy area with people and a car.
Four students seated on a blanket on a field with various items around them. A clear blue sky in the background.
Group of girls sitting on a blanket on a grassy field, with a track and stadium in the background.
All three Lincoln-Way schools hosted their community scholarship night earlier this month. 329 members of the Class of 2026 received a total of 462 scholarship awards from 204 organizations. The scholarships awarded this year total more than $1.7M.

This year’s total includes three Chick Evans scholarships, one Military Academy West Point appointment, and one Naval Academy appointment.

We are grateful to all of our local scholarship providers for believing in our students and assisting them on the next step of their educational journey! Congratulations to all of our student scholarship recipients.
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Six people pose for a photo in front of a wall displaying a team logo and the word "Knights".
Two individuals shake hands on a stage, surrounded by a seated audience. The stage has a blue backdrop and brick wall.
A person at a podium speaks in front of a seated audience in a theater.
Two people stand on a stage holding a certificate, with a group of people sitting in the background.
A person hands a certificate to another on a stage while an audience of seated people watch.
A person on stage shaking hands with a baseball player in front of an audience.
A person hands an envelope to another person on a stage. An audience sits in the background.
A group of students watch a young man receiving an award from a woman during a ceremony.
A group of women in various outfits, seated on chairs on a stage with a red backdrop.
Three adults, two women and a man, stand in front of a seated audience in a theater.
Due to the inclement weather forecasted for tomorrow, Saturday, May 16, we have adjusted the graduation ceremony schedule as follows:

Lincoln-Way West (NO CHANGE): 11AM
Lincoln-Way East: 1PM
Lincoln-Way Central: 3PM

We are hopeful that this minor adjustment to the schedule will allow all three ceremonies to take place without interruption from the anticipated storms. If any additional changes become necessary, we will communicate with senior families as promptly as possible.

Thank you for your patience, flexibility, and understanding as we work to provide a safe and memorable celebration for our graduates and their families.

We look forward to celebrating the Class of 2026 with you this weekend!
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
A circular logo with "Lincoln-Way District 210" at top and "GRADUATION UPDATE" below, set on a gray background with dots.