Congrats Speech Team!. Bella LaVette placed 4th in the Next In Final Round at the D230 Flavortown Forensics Feast on December 2nd at Sandburg High School.
She was 12th overall out of 49 competitors in the category of Prose Reading.
Central’s International Club took a field trip on Friday after school to the Christkindlmarket in Aurora. Students enjoyed trying new foods and purchasing delicious German chocolates. Fun was had by all!
Mrs. Gorniak's class completed a fun comparison unit for Matilda and had a special guest to stop in for the activity. Dr. Mac got all the votes!
The LWC Music Department will present VESPERS 2023 tomorrow, December 1st, at 7:00PM in the Charles R Stark Center for the Performing Arts (Door 7A).
Vespers 2023 is our annual holiday concert featuring all of LWC's curricular ensembles performing fun, seasonally festive melodies - and cookies!
The fun kicks off at 7:00PM with Guitar Studio and all Choirs -- followed by the annual Intermission Cookie Party.
The fun continues after intermission with Percussion Ensembles, Orchestra, and Bands.
Admission is a nonperishable donation for our "Literal Ton of Food Drive" to be donated to our Frankfort and New Lenox food pantries.
Concertgoers may also bring a pair of gloves or mittens to hang on the Mitten Tree, which will also be collected for our food pantries.
We hope to see you at VESPERS 2023!
Spanish 4 & 5 students welcomed back LWC World Language alumni today to hear about their college experience, especially majoring/minoring in Spanish, and studying abroad in Spanish-speaking countries. We always love and appreciate their words of wisdom! Thank you, alumni!
The LWC LIFE and Pathways classes did a great job preparing for and hosting a Thanksgiving Feast! 🦃
LWC is teaming up with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society to help spread awareness for this terrible disease. Please click the link or scan the QR code if you can help.
https://pages.lls.org/ltn/chi/wsuburban23/lincolnwaycentralhighschool
Thanks and Go Knights!
An amazing job by the NHS students and their sponsors Mrs. Mackowiak and Dr. Baran. Students collected a wide variety of snacks, batteries, games, and more for the veterans' home in Manteno. Thank you to all our veterans. We appreciate your service.
Congratulations to this year's New Lenox VFW Post #9545 Voice of Democracy Essay Contest winners! This year's prompt was: What are the Greatest Attributes of Our Democracy? These 11 winners were chosen from about 200 entries! Congratulations on a job well done!
LIFE and Pathways students got a tutorial and learned drills from JROTC today, while learning about Veterans Day!
Students in Mrs. Zolk’s English I classes reviewed for their quiz on Romeo and Juliet through an interactive Bingo game. They practiced a skills including discussion and collaboration, application of literary devices and figurative language, and analysis of characterization.
Congratulations to our LWC musicians selected to the 2023 Illinois Music Education Association District 1 Festivals!
Jazz Festival: Jonah DeMik, Patrick Doorhy
Senior Chorus: Michael Bussean, Grace Douglas, Maegan Powers
Senior Band: Elizabeth Taussig
Senior Orchestra: Jonah DeMik, Nathaniel Hoch, Paul Taussig, Brody Wise
International Club hosted a meeting yesterday with food and coloring for Día de los Muertos. Over 50 students attended and they loved trying all the yummy food associated with this holiday!
Congratulations to students Liam Fogarty, Ryan Kaiker, Kyra Krouse, and Nadia Paprocki for having their artwork chosen for the 2023 JJC Area High School Art Exhibition. Their artwork will be on display at the Laura Sprague Art Gallery located in Building J at Joliet Junior College from Nov 6 -- Dec 8. The JJC Area High School Art Exhibition is a collection of the top student artwork from over 20 high schools in the JJC area.
Let's read! More of Mrs. Rauch's students!
Read any good books lately? The students in Mrs. Rauch's classes may have some recommendations!
Spanish students have been enjoying learning about the traditions and rituals of Día de los Muertos. From coloring skeletons to making papel picado and sugar skulls, reading legends and trying pan de muerto, students now have a better understanding of this beautiful celebration!
Spanish students have been enjoying learning about the traditions and rituals of Día de los Muertos. From coloring skeletons to making papel picado and sugar skulls, reading legends and trying pan de muerto, students now have a better understanding of this beautiful celebration!
The Lincoln-Way Central Interact Club teamed up with the Central English Department to collect socks for the homeless for their annual Socktober drive. Together we raised 312 pairs of socks! Thank you to our wonderful students here at Central for their generosity.
Our Scholastic Bowl team is off the a great start with their first victory of the season last night at Bolingbrook High School. Looking forward to a great season.
