Lincoln-Way East National Honor Society Members assembled gift packages from donated items for women and children at the Crisis Center for South Suburbia.
Lincoln-Way East High School had the honor of hosting the annual SWSC Journalism Conference for local high school students and newspaper club sponsors!
Our students got the chance to learn from some of Chicago’s top media experts, including: Demetrius Ivory (WGN-TV) - Lexi Sutter (WMAQ-TV) - Courtney Scott (WBBM-TV) - Eric Siegel (WLS-TV).
From working behind the assignment desk to hitting the streets for live reporting, students gained invaluable insights into the world of broadcast journalism. They also learned what it takes to produce stories, make critical decisions in the field, and provide up-to-date weather forecasts!
It was an amazing day filled with learning, networking, and inspiration! Huge thanks to all the speakers and attendees for making it a memorable event. The SWSC Journalism Conference wrapped up with Journalism awards and LWE's Newspaper club member Jaida Abdelrahman won second place in the photo contest. Congrats Jaida! #SWSCJournalism @wgnnews @nbcchicago @cbschicago @abc7chicago
PPS demonstrated to our students how to access Schoolinks as part of their course selection planning process. This week students are meeting with their counselors to discuss their selections and teacher recommendations.
Ms. McAvoy's Physics class worked their egg drop experiment. The goal is for students to build a structure that will prevent a raw egg from breaking when dropped from a significant height.
Our Peer Helpers are gathered this weekend for an inspiring retreat filled with team-building activities and meaningful connections!
Seniors! You have one more opportunity to order your Class of 2025 LWE shirts. It is tradition to wear your senior shirt and celebrate your senior year with your classmates. The store is open until next Friday. Order from this link: https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/LWE48364
Freshman Seminar and Reading students recently took a career assessment and researched a career of choice, which included identifying classes they could take at LWE that connect to their career. Students then concluded the unit by presenting their findings to their classmates. Great job, Griffins!
The junior English classes have officially kicked off their research paper assignments!Mr. Toland took the time to meet with each student individually to guide them through the key steps for success. Looking forward to seeing all the amazing work they'll produce!
Mrs. Kosinski's AP Human Geography classes were given a term and a region of the world. They were assigned to work on a collaborative PowerPoint to teach their fellow classmates about important terms in relation to real world situations.
The American Red Cross club is raising funds to help the victims of the California fires. Please support this cause by purchasing a healthy treat from Nautical Bowl which recently opened in Frankfort.
Class of 2029 Open House!
Get ready to join us for an exciting journey in academics, athletics and activities!
Mark your calendars now. This is your chance to explore, learn, and meet the staff at LW East!
Stay tuned for more details.
The holiday family adoption program was once again very successful. Groups, clubs, and classes from Lincoln-Way East High School adopt families in need from the district, and they buy items from wish lists provided by the needy families. Christmas will be very merry for these families!
Good luck on your finals this week, Griffins!
Hot chocolate and holiday fun before final exams!
Festive Finals Fun with Yearbook celebrating their winter deadline!
Tonight is the last time you can order a yearbook! Please order it through your parent/guardian Skyward account.
Let's be festive on Tuesday, December 17th while we enjoy free hot chocolate with our Ugly Holiday Sweaters. #stressfreefunfor finals
Griffins! Support our Powerlifting Team for competition by purchasing Crumbl Cookie through our fundraiser on Tuesday, December 17th during all lunch hours.
Our Griffins are hard at work at Spanish tutoring yesterday getting ready for final exams! ¡Buena suerte, estudiantes!
This December, AP and Honors French and German classes collaborated on the film Joyeux Noël, a true story depicting the Christmas Truce during WWI December 24, 1914. Classes presented to the “enemy” various aspects of life at the time in their own target culture to help the “other side” gain understanding and perspective. Students got into the trenches and participated in communicative activities in their target languages much as the soldiers at the time would have done. Finally, after watching the film, which was in three different languages, the classes combined and discussed themes and motifs of the film before completing a project. Frohe Weihnachten!
