All three Lincoln-Way music departments are gearing up for a fantastic spring season of performances! Join us next month for Grease, Big Fish, and Mamma Mia! Visit our website for additional information and to purchase tickets: https://www.lw210.org/article/2743471
26 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
The district is currently experiencing issues with our phone system. At times, phone calls are not going through or are being disconnected. We thank you for your patience as we work to resolve the issues as quickly as possible.
In the meantime, please utilize email to communicate with Lincoln-Way staff members if necessary. You can find staff email addresses in the staff directory on our website: https://www.lw210.org/staff?filter_ids
26 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
We’re thrilled to welcome new head coaches in Girls Flag Football, Boys Tennis, and Girls Lacrosse:
🏈 Girls Flag Football (inaugural season 26-27) • LWC – Sarah Willis • LWE – Blake Hammond • LWW – Dominic De Luca
30 days ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
By blending advanced techniques with personal concepts, AP Art and Design students at West are producing thoughtful, individualized works that speak with clarity and purpose. Their work reflects a deep understanding of artistic principles and a commitment to continued growth as developing artists. 🟠
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way West High School
LWC Future Business Leaders of America members had an outstanding visit to Gost Coffee in New Lenox earlier this month! Members heard inspiring insights from Daniel, owner of Gost Coffee, and Gio, owner of Pizza Di Farfalla. They shared what it truly takes to be a successful entrepreneur—the highs and lows of starting a business and the importance of focusing on your passion, not just profit.
We are thankful to Daniel and Gio for sharing their experiences and for investing in our future business leaders! 🔴
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way Central High School
Lincoln-Way East's Stem Sprouts club completed a terrarium display at the Frankfort Library. They have several examples of terrariums and created pamphlets so visitors can learn how to make one at home. We are so proud of these students for sharing their love of science with the community! 🔵
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way East High School
Last night, the Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210 Board of Education proudly approved the contracts for two outstanding administrators who will join us for the 2026–2027 school year.
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Jennifer Killeen, currently serving as Associate Principal at West, has been named the next Principal of Lincoln-Way West.
We are also excited to welcome Kyle Freise as the district’s new Director of Technology.
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Last week we officially welcomed the Class of 2030 at Freshman Open House! Students and their families explored academic departments and extracurricular opportunities, learning a bit about what their time at Lincoln-Way will look like! We are so excited for these future Knights, Griffins, and Warriors to join us next year. 🔴🔵🟠
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
We are proud to announce that Mr. David Mulconrey, science teacher, has been recognized through the ‘Those Who Excel’ Awards sponsored by the Illinois State Board of Education.
Mr. Mulconrey received the Award of Excellence. To receive the Award of Excellence, the most prestigious of the Those Who Excel honors, educators must have demonstrated a commitment to equity and to the success of all students. They regularly collaborate with colleagues, students and families to create positive school cultures. They are lifelong learners who connect their schools to the community at large and who inspire other education professionals within and beyond their schools.
We are so grateful to Mr. Mulconrey for his contributions to our school community. 🔵🎉
about 1 month ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
The Lincoln-Way Foundation is proud to host their annual dinner gala on March 21st at Odyssey Country Club! This year's gala, titled Midnight & Moonlight, will feature Howl at the Moon dueling pianos alongside a delicious dinner and live and silent auction items.
Join us as we celebrate their milestone of $5M in lifetime giving to the district. Those donations have helped fund many grants that improve hands-on learning opportunities for students in our classrooms over the years.
Support the Foundation in continuing their legacy of giving back to Lincoln-Way students and join us at the gala - purchase your tickets here: https://e.givesmart.com/events/Lf0/
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
🎉Let's hear it one more time for your S TATE CHAMPIONS! Thank you to everyone who came out to support East Varsity Cheer yesterday at the parade and trophy presentation. 🔵✨
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way East High School
🔵🎉✨The Lincoln-Way East Griffins are the 2026 3A Competitive Cheer STATE CHAMPIONS! Check out the parade route and trophy presentation details for tomorrow (Sunday, February 8th) - we'll see you there, Griffins!
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way East High School
Lincoln-Way staff and students visited our junior high schools this week, sharing information and getting the Class of 2030 excited about Open House on February 11! We can't wait to welcome these future Knights, Griffins, and Warriors into our schools!🎉🔴🔵🟠
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
There are only two weeks left to apply for the Will County Summer Internship Program! Visit the Center for Economic Development's website to view open positions and to apply by Friday, February 20th: https://willcountyced.com/will-county-summer-internship-program/
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
🧑🍳 Lincoln-Way Central culinary students served up a taste of France during Tuesday’s Lunch and Learn! Staff enjoyed a delicious menu featuring ratatouille, croque monsieur, additional savory options, and a wide array of desserts. From preparation to presentation and service, these Knights gained valuable hands-on experience — and had a great time doing it!
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Last week, LWC students in Mr. Robbins’ World War I and World War II history class were treated to an immersive virtual reality experience. Through VR, students were transported into the muddy trenches of World War I, allowing them to gain a deeper understanding of what soldiers experienced on the front lines. Students first viewed a narrated VR video, watching airplanes fly overhead and tanks move through the battlefield. They then took control of the experience, exploring the trenches independently and engaging with the environment firsthand.
This experience was made possible through a grant from the Lincoln-Way Foundation! We are so appreciative of their support in enhancing the student experience in our schools.
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Knights, Griffins, and Warriors spent the day at Governor’s State University for the SWSC Visual Arts Festival last week! 🎨 Students participated in an art show, attended workshops with GSU faculty, and heard from guest speaker and Lincoln-Way graduate, Chicago artist Cindy Bernhard. Congratulations to all of our award-winning artists!
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
🎉Congratulations to all three of our competitive cheer teams on qualifying for State! 🔴🔵🟠
about 2 months ago, Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210
Lincoln-Way is excited to offer an adult woodworking class next month! Whether you are interested in creating your own family heirlooms, doing repairs, or interested in a lifelong hobby, you can get started here. The class is open to anyone (over age 18) who is interested in exploring the basics of woodshop safety, power tools, woodworking machinery, sanding, finishing, and more. Tools and materials will be provided in order for all participants to build their very own Adirondack Chair!
The class will take place at LW West on Saturday, February 7th AND 14th from 8am – 2pm. Participants must attend both dates. The cost of the class is $160.00. Space is limited to the first 12 people. As the demand for this class is high, the $160 fee is non-refundable.