Mrs. Venezio’s Reading courses review the definition of schema where students recall the meaning of a word based on life experiences. Students connect between ‘The Five People You Meet in Heaven’ to the Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey circus by responding to an article.
Thomas Jefferson is here today reading the Declaration of Independence to students and answering questions — an annual tradition designed by Mr. Olson for his AP U.S. History courses.
Next week get ready to kick off Homecoming Week at LWE!!
With tonights 28-8 win over Andrew, Coach Zvonar and @LWEastFootball win their 200th game! Congrats!
Spanish teachers, Mrs. Poulos and Mrs. Seidel, led a virtual breakout room to celebrate Mexico’s Independence Day today! Students worked together and researched key events and components of the holiday.
LWE juniors utilize their engineering skills for their first engineering challenge.
Honorary Captain Mary Beth Deady, 2020-2021 Teacher of the Year! Mrs. Deady is the Coordinator of Instructional Technology for LWE. She was recognized for her work while helping staff and students navigate through the remote and blended learning 2020-2021 school year.
When learning about clothing, Mrs. Johnson’s German 2 made traditional style hats and sang a traditional German song “Mein Hut der hat drei Ecken”.
The What’s For Dinner students in Mrs. Sabo’s class practiced their knife skills by making vegetable stir-fry.
Honorary Captain Mary Beth Deady, 2020-2021 Teacher of the Year! Mrs. Deady is the Coordinator of Instructional Technology at LWE. She was recognized for her work while helping staff and students navigate through the remote and blended learning 2020-2021 school year.
When learning about clothing, Mrs. Johnson’s German 2 made traditional style hats and sang a traditional German song “Mein Hut der hat drei Ecken.
The What’s For Dinner students in Mrs. Sabo’s class practiced their knife skills by making vegetable stir-fry.
Questions about LWE Homecoming? Check out our FAQ that was sent to students and parents via Skyward today!
Homecoming Olympic teams are due this Wednesday, Sept. 15th . Here are some pictures from our last 2019 and 2018 teams. Join us in the knight joust, wacky tricycles, basketball, tug of war and dodgeball games. Scan the QR codes to register your teams on our bulletin boards.
Mr. Harrah’s Psych of Mind students participated in an activity called T.H.E.M. Neurons....(Tree, Hunter, Elephant, Monkey) There were four neural sets the students had to master and try not to confuse.
Today, LWE’s social worker, Mr. Mark Davis, addresses our student body about suicide prevention month. “You are enough” is the message we want our students to walk away with. Mr. Davis provided tips on the signs of suicide and who students can talk to.
Today, LWE’s social worker, Mr. Mark Davis, addresses our student body about suicide prevention month. “You are enough” is the message we want our students to walk away with. Mr. Davis provided tips on the signs of suicide and who students can talk to.
Teaching Internship students are all smiles this Friday! The interns have been practicing their relationship building skills to be effective teachers.
(This is a travel class that has students from all 3 schools :))
Mrs. Russler’s students got a special visitor! Renee Galvin, children’s author and illustrator, spoke to Early Childhood Ed students on Zoom. Renee Galvin read her story, “Teal”, and also lectured about storytelling and reading aloud to children. Check out @booksbyreneegalvin
The LW210 one to one implementation has allowed our students to access the Internet, digital course materials, and Office 365 applications. LWE's Geometry students use OneNote to take notes. Additionally, the World History students research maps for a geography project.
