Lincoln-Way West hosted the SWSC Choral Festival yesterday, where students had the opportunity to learn from college clinicians, rehearse, perform, and grow alongside other choirs in the conference. 🎶🔴🔵🟠
1 day ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
A large room with stage, choir, piano, and projector screen with a message. A balcony overlooks the stage.
Choir performing on stage with pianist in front of audience. Two large banners hanging in the background.
Choir performs on stage with audience seated in rows; stage backdrop is white, with brick walls on sides.
Choir on stage at school auditorium with audience seated in front. Stage has piano, microphone and sign.
The Air Force Junior ROTC (AFJROTC) program at Lincoln-Way has earned the highest possible rating of “Exceeds Standards” following its Unit Assessment conducted on October 23, 2026.

Lincoln-Way Central cadets have demonstrated exceptional performance and pride in achieving their unit’s goals reflecting the program’s commitment to excellence. Under the instructional guidance of Lieutenant Colonel (Ret) Constantine Tsoukatos, Senior Master Sergeant (Ret) Kurtis Hinson, and Master Sergeant (Ret) Daniel Schliffka, the program impressed evaluators with its strong cadet leadership, active cadet participation, and selfless community involvement.

The AFJROTC program at Lincoln-Way Central continues to make a lasting impact on students and the surrounding community, fostering leadership, character, and a sense of purpose among its cadets.
3 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Group of uniformed people stand in lines and sit on floor in gym, a few people standing by wall
Several people in camouflage uniforms on a basketball court, some seated, others standing, with a basketball hoop in the background.
Four cadets hold flags and rifles, standing in a gym with a basketball hoop and seated cadets.
Group of students in uniforms standing in a line in a gym, a man speaks to them.
Military personnel stand in a line on a gym floor. A woman in uniform speaks to a man.
People in uniforms lined up on a gym floor with others sitting behind them.
A man stands in front of a group of military-dressed students in a gymnasium.
Group of students in military uniforms, saluting, stand on a basketball court. A person walks in the distance.
Teaching internship students had their first day in the classroom this week! These future educators will spend time in our feeder elementary school districts this year, gaining real-world teaching experience to help guide them along their desired career path.
6 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
A student stands outside, wearing a white shirt, jeans, and sneakers. The building behind has a sign reading "Hickory Creek Middle School."
Two students stand by a door with pumpkins and decorations. Both wear white shoes. The one on the right has a sweater with horizontal stripes.
Five girls smiling and posing for a selfie with a pickup truck in the background.
Teen girl in green top and black pants stands next to blue sign. Behind her is a sign on wall and potted plants.
Five students stand in a row, smiling and posing for a photo on a school sidewalk.
A person in front of a building with text. Person wears jeans and white shoes.
Two girls standing, smiling, outside a building with "Grand Prairie Elementary School" sign and green grass.
Two girls smiling at a building with brick walls and a sign that says "Chelsea Intermediate School".
The Lincoln-Way Foundation for Educational Excellence is seeking a new Executive Director to lead their mission of enhancing educational opportunities for students across all three Lincoln-Way high schools through grants and scholarships.

This is an exciting opportunity for someone who is passionate about education, community engagement, and making a meaningful difference in the lives of students. The Foundation is looking for a motivated, relationship-driven leader who can build partnerships, inspire support, and help make an impact throughout the Lincoln-Way community.

Interested candidates can email their resume to eawirth66@gmail.com.
6 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Repeated text "We're Hiring" in various colors on a white background, including an oval logo in the top left.
On this Principal Appreciation Day, we take a moment to recognize and celebrate our outstanding building leaders. Your tireless dedication to your students, staff, and school communities is part of what makes Lincoln-Way such a special place. Thank you for your unwavering commitment and leadership.
6 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Three smiling school principals, one with a red necklace, one with a lapel pin, one in orange.

National Honor Society officers from all three schools came together for a Southwest Suburban Conference (SWSC) community service activity at Smith Crossing! Our student leaders volunteered their time and connected with residents. 🔴🔵🟠

7 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
People stand in two rows in front of a school sign with a tree and fountain behind them.
The first career fair of the year is underway at Central! Students have an opportunity to explore a variety of career paths and network with future employers. Way to go, Knights! 🔴
8 days ago, Lincoln-Way Central High School
Four individuals stand on a red track. Two wear white jackets. Another wears a black hoodie. A dog stands nearby.
A uniformed military representative speaks with a group of students around a table displaying various pamphlets.
A girl with purple hair is doing another girl's hair at a school event. Other students are present.
Two individuals working together at a table with objects. One holding a pink object.
Five people in a gymnasium talk around a table with informational posters.
People at a table with a plant, jars, and other objects; two women look at each other.
Indoor room with rows of chairs. Table with tools, paper, pen cup, and plates. Five people gathered around.
Indoors, a group of people stand around a table with a laptop, papers, and a box.
Two men in front of a screen, one holding a tablet, next to a student in a hoodie.
Students gathered around a dog, petting her on a gym floor.
The LWC science club spent their meeting this week carving Central-themed pumpkins! 🔴⚫🎃
8 days ago, Lincoln-Way Central High School
Eight students sit in front of a wall with carved pumpkins in numbers and letters.
Boy in blue hoodie carves pumpkin on table; grassy background with pumpkins and sign.
Two students, one in a Spider-Man hoodie, the other in a black shirt, hold a pumpkin.
Students carve pumpkins with letters 'LW' and 'C' on them, with three on a ledge.
Girl smiling, holding pumpkin with a carved face in front of other pumpkins and stone barrier.
Six carved pumpkins with illuminated numbers LWC 7 5 on concrete wall with additional pumpkins behind.
Last week, LWW English teachers Mary Hilbert and Jason VanSwol presented at the IATE Conference (Illinois Association of Teachers of English). The theme of the conference was "Rethinking Education: Pedagogical Moves to Create a More Equitable Classroom." Their presentation centered on ensuring all students benefit from ELA instruction. Way to go!
9 days ago, Lincoln-Way West High School
Two adults stand near a staircase. The woman wears a green dress and glasses. The man wears a green sweater and brown pants.
Our three student council presidents, Sam (LWE), Abbie (LWC), and Madison (LWW) gave their first update of the school year to the Board of Education at last night's meeting. To read more about the meeting, visit the website: https://lw210.community.diligentoneplatform.com/Portal/MeetingInformation.aspx?Org=Cal&Id=179
13 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Three students stand together, smiling, in front of a sign with the words "LINCOLN-WAY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 210."
Mrs. Horn's Biology & Biology Honors classes at West kicked off their Photosynthesis unit this week, learning about the role of plant structures in converting sunlight’s energy into glucose. They also tied in fall leaf color change and how the presence of different pigments lead to a variety of fall colors, indicating that trees are adapting for winter. Way to go, Warriors! 🟠⚫
14 days ago, Lincoln-Way West High School
Four individuals seated on concrete near backpacks. A large, illuminated sign with the word "WEST" behind them.
Students standing behind a fence, holding papers, in front of a brick building.
Person seated in front of a tree, writing. A large building with a logo on the side is behind.
A close-up of a tree's leaves. The leaves are mostly green with some reddish-brown spots.
Four students sit on grass, engaged in study activities. A tree and parked vehicles are in the background.
At LWC’s 75th Anniversary celebration event earlier this month, alumni voted for their favorite student artwork, and these three students earned the top spots!

Congratulations to our top three artists:

Evahleigh H. – Pencil Drawing of a Girl
Caitlyn L. – Once a Knight
Kaylen B. – Knight Head with Swords
14 days ago, Lincoln-Way Central High School
Drawing of a knight in armor with intricate designs, holding a shield, set against a white background with text above and below.
A monochromatic drawing of a woman wearing headphones and glasses, holding a pencil and drawing in a sink.
Drawing of a shield with two swords and a knight's helmet on a red background. "LWC" is written in bold letters.
Student in a red top and skirt stands by chairs and a display case.
Two students stand near a wall with a framed art display behind them. One has braids, a backpack, and wears a maroon shirt. The other has a striped shirt, a bag, and blue skirt.
Join us for an indoor trick-or-treating event and fun fair for children up to age 10. Be sure to dress in costume!
Located at Lincoln Way Central High School on Saturday, October 24th from 10am-1pm.

Please enter through door E43. These doors are facing route 30. Just east of the main entrance.
Please bring one canned good per child to enter and trick-or-treat.

The Fun Fair can be found in the fieldhouse at the end of the trick-or-treating route. Fun Fair tickets can be purchased for $1 each of 6 for $5. The Fun Fair includes face painting, games, prizes, and more!
We can't wait to see you there!

Fun fair tickets may be purchased at the end of the trick-or-treat route in the fieldhouse. The fun fair includes face painting, games, prizes and more! Fun fair tickets cost $1 or 6 for $5.

We look forward to seeing you there!
16 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Poster for Halloween Knight event at Lincoln Way Central High School. It is for children aged 1-10. Doors open at 10AM.

Join us on Saturday, October 10 at Lincoln-Way West High School for the 30th annual Lincoln-Way Marching Invitational.

Tickets: $20
Children 10 and Under: Free

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit https://www.lw210.org/o/lw-210/page/lwmb-invitational

22 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Dark background displays an event poster. Text reads: "30th Annual Lincoln-Way Marching Band Invitational." It shows the date, time, and location. A silhouette of a trumpet player is present.

Teachers from across the district were represented at the Illinois Science Teachers Association Conference this week.

Stacy Lodes and Dave Mulconrey from East along with Maria Wilson from West, presented "Using Hands-On Inquiry to Drive EL Success in Science," showcasing strategies for engaging English Learners through hands-on scientific inquiry.

23 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Teachers posing for a photo with a presentation screen behind them
two teachers posing for a photo
three teachers posing for a photo
Two teachers smiling and posing for a photo against a gray wall
Happy Homecoming, Warriors! 🟠⚫🎉
27 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
A group of people stand in a school gym.
Group of people in matching costumes with sunglasses, leis, and beach balls posing in a room.
Five students stand on a staircase, holding certificates and wearing leis. They have sunglasses on.
Group of people in orange shirts, holding up lit phones, cheering at a sports event.
Group of cheerleaders performing stunts on a stage with a crowd watching from the stands.
People in bright shirts dance on a court, led by a person with a microphone. A large, yellow mascot joins them.
Four individuals stand together against a decorative wall, wearing matching black shirts with team-themed graphics. One woman wears a lei, while another wears sunglasses on her head.
A group of people in orange shirts and sneakers stand on a court, raising hands in a gymnasium.
Team of cheerleaders in white tops and skirts pose on a basketball court in front of an orange lion logo.
Three young men in orange jerseys with numbers 11, 51, and 40, standing in a hallway.
Here are your upcoming events for October:

October 12 - No School
October 14 - Student Testing Day
October 15 - Board of Education Meeting
October 21 - Early Release
27 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Calendar displays upcoming events for October. From top to bottom: October 12th, no school; October 14th, student testing day; October 15th, board of education meeting; October 21st, early release.
Looking to try something new this season? Lincoln-Way will be hosting adult welding courses this fall and winter! Visit the website to learn more: https://www.lw210.org/article/3166013
28 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
A person in a welding mask, red hat, and gloves works on a metal surface.
A person in a welding mask welds metal. The scene is well-lit, with shadows in the background.
Our 75th Anniversary Open House is only a few days away! If you registered for a tour time slot, all confirmation emails have been sent. If you registered for a tour and did not receive a confirmation email, or if you have not yet registered but would still like to join us on Saturday, please reach out to Jen Vujosevic at jvujosevic@lw210.org or 815-462-2123.


What to expect at the 75th Anniversary Open House:

Begin your tour with a mini pep rally to re-ignite your Knight Pride, and then follow your student tour guides on a journey through many academic and extra-curricular demonstrations. Each tour will culminate in the newly renovated library, where you can explore Lincoln-Way history from every era. There will be giveaways while supplies last, as well as an opportunity to purchase items such as spirit wear, music department merchandise, and coffee and specialty beverages from the Central Perk coffee shop.

In addition to everything listed above, the Lincoln-Way 210 Foundation for Education will be raffling off an exclusive LWC sign.

We can't wait to celebrate with our school community this weekend!
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
An emblem shows a stylized bird with a helmet. The words "75TH ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE" are below.

The annual District 210 College Fair was a tremendous success!

With 155 colleges and universities in attendance and over 1,000 attendees, students and families had the opportunity to connect with admissions representatives, explore academic programs, and learn more about future college and scholarship opportunities. 🔴🔵🟠🎓

about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Four people in matching shirts standing on a red track with people walking and standing around in the background.
A group of people inside a gym with wooden floors. Two women stand behind a table with pamphlets and items.
Two women standing at a table with a blue cover in a gymnasium with a track.
Large indoor area with people, tables, and a running track. Many people are gathered, some wearing sneakers.
People at a table with a blue tablecloth. The floor has markings and several people are standing in a line.