A pizza cook off has begun at LWE! Intro to Foods students are creating their own pizza profiles like Philly cheesesteak and Mac & Cheese.
Today Lincoln-Way welcomed the OCD and Anxiety Center in Orland Park to share information on anxiety and stress. This presentation also provided students with ways to manage stress and anxiety, which is timely advice as they head into the end of the semester and final exams next month.
Last Thursday was the very first day of competition for the Lincoln-Way Special Olympics bowling teams. This is the first year for the program, and we are proud to have so many wonderful student athletes participate!
Lincoln-Way currently has 15 students with artwork on display at JJC's annual High School Art Exhibition. Over 20 high schools in the JJC area were invited to submit 5 pieces of student artwork for this year's exhibition. The show is on display from Nov. 7th -- Dec. 9th in the Laura Sprague Art Gallery in Building “J” at JJC.
Bring Change 2 Mind encouraging LWEAST to Hang onto the things they are grateful for 🍁
We want to take a moment to thank this year's student council presidents (Alexa H - Central, Dalia I. - East, and Caeley D. - West) for providing school updates at last night's Board of Education meeting!
Lincoln-Way Class of 2024 SAT Prep Class
Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210 is proud to announce that all three high schools have received a 2022 Annual Summative Designation of ‘Exemplary’ from the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE). An ‘Exemplary’ designation indicates that a school is in the highest performing 10 percent of schools in the State.
For more information, visit https://www.lw210.org/article/914174.
Tickets for the annual Madrigal performances and dinners at Lincoln-Way East are now on sale! Visit lwemusic.org to get your tickets!
The fall play is THIS weekend! Here is a sneak peek of the cast and crew hard at work. Tickets for the Friday show are already sold out! Get your Saturday or Sunday tickets before they are gone. Buy tickets at the link below:
https://lincoln-way.ticketleap.com/fallplay22/
Lincoln-Way East French classes celebrated National French Week from November 9-15. Students "visited" various French-speaking countries and listened to music each day. Other activities to involve students in French culture included a national Kahoot! trivia contest, a scavenger hunt, after school t-shirt painting, a movie night, and even a cafe with French delicacies and treats as well as a guest speaker who shared his experiences growing up in France.
The 13th annual Lincoln-Way West winter baseball camp for grades 1-8 will take place on December 27th, 28th, and 29th. Players can choose an offensive and defensive skills camp or pitching and catching camp.
For more information, visit: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/2025/LW_210/2577901/2022_Winter_Baseball_Camps_Flyer.pdf
To register online:
• Go to lwwathletics.com
• Click on “More” and choose “Register and Athlete”
• Click “Create an Account” (or log in if you have an existing account from a previous camp)
• Click on “Begin Registration”
• Choose “Baseball Winter Camps”
For more information, contact head coach Jake Zajc at jzacjk@lw210.org, or call 815-717-3521.
Challenge Accepted! LWC Intro to Foods students were challenged to create new dishes using pantry items and the MRE (ready to eat) packs of food from the Army National Guard.
Twenty-one cadets from the Lincoln-Way East Air Force Junior ROTC program participated in a food packing event sponsored by Lifeline Ministries International on Saturday, November 12th. The cadets prepared and packed over 10,000 meals during their 90-minute shift as part of over 100,000 meals completed that day in Minooka, IL for shipment to the people of Haiti.
Today is Illinois School Board Member Day! Help us say THANK YOU to the Lincoln-Way school board members for their hard work and dedication to our school district!
LWC partnered with New Lenox Safe Communities America last week for senior vehicle inspections. Thank you to everyone who came out for an inspection, and great job to the students who took great care in ensuring these cars are ready for winter weather!
All three Lincoln-Way schools currently have students participating in the Vogt Visual Arts Center High School Art Exhibit in Tinley Park. Each year the Vogt Visual Arts Center hosts an art exhibit for high school students to showcase their creative talents. This year each of the three Lincoln-Way high schools submitted 30 pieces of student artwork, for a total of 90 pieces of artwork from across the Lincoln-Way District on display in the show. The show is being held in person at the Vogt Visual Arts Center, located at 17420 67th Ct. in Tinley Park. Artwork will be on display from Nov. 4th through Nov. 27th.
Seniors were reminded to complete their 25 hours of community service before graduation. They also received a presentation from Josten's on cap and gown ordering information as well as class jewelry, LWE letterman's jacket, and graduation announcements. The deadline to order cap and gown is December 16. Please visit www.jostens.com for more information.
LWE Spanish 5 students designed these ofrendas in celebration of the Day of the Dead. Their fellow Griffins visited the library to vote on the best design. Their designs were fabulous and a joy to see.
Mr. Matt Littlefield, LCPC, CADC, from Great Changes Counseling in Mokena, presented to Lincoln-Way West students today to help bring awareness to drug prevention and provide resources for support as a follow-up to Red Ribbon Week.
