30 East students currently have artwork on display in the annual High School Art Exhibit at the Vogt Visual Arts Center in Tinley Park (17420 67th Ct.). The show will be on display until November 28th. Please consult the Vogt Visual Art Center website for their hours.
East! Celebrate World Kindness Day on Wednesday, November 13th!
In our Spanish 2 and Spanish 5 classes, we're not just learning the language – we're immersing ourselves in the rich and diverse cultures of the Spanish-speaking world!
In Spanish 2, students explored online Spanish retailers, examining products based on price, fabric, and sizing. Through this activity, students practiced their language skills, but also learned to appreciate how these elements intertwine, especially in the context of learning a new language. Spanish 5 students designed a movie poster that is a fun and meaningful way to reflect the essence of the story while honoring the cultural context.
Learning a language isn't just about words; it's about understanding people, their stories, and the world they come from. #worldlanguageeducation #goeast
Bring Change 2Mind is celebrating what you are thankful for in November. During lunch hours, stop by the cafeteria to grab a leaf. @bc2m_lwe
East Families!
We are participating in our third week for Pennies for Patients. The goal is to help raise money to find better medicines and cures for blood cancer. We CAN make a difference in the lives of those battling cancer. Join us in donating to Lincoln-Way East Team Page: https://pages.lls.org/ltn/chi/wsuburban24/lincolnwayeasthighschool
The Class of 2025 Senior Board is celebrating our seniors by sponsoring their annual senior shirt. Get yours today! The store closes on Friday, November 15th. https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/LWE2025
Today, freshman, sophomore and junior students had the opportunity to learn about 4-Year Plans and work through SchooLinks on their Personalized Plan. Seniors learned about financial aid and scholarship opportunities.
Junior Lily Bonovich was recognized and awarded the rank of Eagle Scout from the Boy Scouts of America. She has become an amazing leader in scouting and the community, and for her Eagle project gave back to Rogus Elementary school and made an outdoor education station for them.
LWE Scholastic Bowl hosted what is the largest Novice Tournament site in the state (36 teams, from 20 schools). Our C-Team won their consolation playoff pool, and in particular the A Team finished in 2nd Place after a Championship Game that went down to the last question.
Students! A reminder to bring your fully charged laptop to your assigned presentation location during your advisory period.
The students in AP Spanish Literature class created ofrendas for Day of the Dead. Each was dedicated to one of the authors on the AP reading list.
Griffins! Last call to order your Yearbook. Please visit Skyward using your Parent/Guardian account, not the student account. If you have more than one student in the building, please order each student separately. The deadline is Sunday, December 15, 2024.
Griffins! A reminder to purchase your 2024-2025 LWE Yearbook no later than December 15th! You must order it through your Parent/Guardian Skyward account.
Mrs. Swaney's honors chemistry students became experts in the field of nuclear chemistry by collaborating on presentations together. They created test questions and taught their peers on their assigned application of nuclear chemistry.
Mr. Bonebrake's Computer Club gave back to the community by participating in the Make A Difference Day. Their adopt-a -highway initiative not only gave back to the community, but promoted teamwork and reaised awareness about envioronmental issue.
Today, our EL students celebrated Culture Day 2024 which aims to promote cultural awareness and appreciation. As part of their English assignment, the EL students presented their unique cultures and traditions to staff and peers. Everyone participated in an exciting celebration of diversity through interactive displays, delicious food, traditional music, and captivating performances that highlight the richness of the different cultures in our building. Sophomore, Emmanuel Valdez, even taught Mr. Griggs how to throw a lasso!
Lincoln-Way East hosted the SWSC Choir festival. These fantastic choirs came together to perform and showcase their talents.
Spanish National Honor Society were super busy this morning helping lots of Spanish 2 students prepare for a big writing test they have today!!
Griffins! Need a little extra help with your studies?
Whether you're tackling tricky math problems, diving into literature, or navigating science concepts, we’re here for you! Our academic recources team offers personalized support to help you succeed. Stop in during your advisory for one-on-one tutoring, study tips, or resources tailored to your needs. No pass needed!
#AcademicSuccess #StudyHelp #Tutoring #EducationMatters
Mr. Mulconrey's Biology students analyzed predator and prey distinction based on skull characteristics.
