World Down Syndrome Day is celebrated on 3/21. The idea is that chromosomes look like socks when viewed on a karyotype, and people with Down syndrome have an extra chromosome. We hope you participate and show support. We hope to see lots of socks on 3/21 at LWE!!!
A2PC students are busy preparing for their SAT in April by playing castle attack.
Science teachers from LWE and LWC attended conferences about anatomy and the climate.
LWE NHS Members assembled activity packs for pediatric patients from collected donations. These gifts bags will be donated to hospitals throughout the Chicagoland area.
LWE science teachers attend climate conference.
Interact Club had a zoom call with Angel, the student that we are sponsoring. Did you know that in Guatemala students have to pay for any education past the 6th grade? To help break the cycle of poverty we will sell yuba bands. Watch for signs posted in the hallway in mid April!
Lincoln-Way East Math department is celebrating Pi day today! Happy 3.14
Are double stuffed Oreos really double stuffed? Miss VandenBerg's AP Statistics classes investigated this burning question.
The Theater Company is putting on their Spring Play Rainbow Fish. This weekend stop over to East Auditorium on Saturday, March 16th at 1pm and Sunday, March 17th at 3pm.
The deadline for students to submit poems and creative writing to this year's District 210 Art and Literary Magazine is next Friday, March 22. If you need an entry form and information on how to submit your work reach out to Mr. Labriola by email or on Teams.
Congratulations to Elise Rachoy as our talent show winner.
Also, Savannah Stolarek as Miss Griffin and Mobolaji Adesina as Mr. Griffin!!!
LWE! Our show starts tonight at 7pm tonight! You don't want to miss out. $10.00 per ticket. Cash or checks accepted.
Seniors, in order to graduate from high school, your 25 hours of community service hours need to be submitted to LWE. Please turn your forms in soon.
Congratulations to the LWE Scholastic Bowl Regional Champions! This Saturday they will move on to Sectionals.
Go East! Go Griffins! Go Blue!
Griffins! This week stop during lunch hours to purchase your Mr. & Miss Griffin/Talent Show tickets for Saturday, March 9th from 7:00-9:30pm in LWE Auditorium. These tickets are $10.00. Cash or checks payable to LWE are accepted forms of payment.
The community is invited to the annual ArtWorks Festival being held at L-WAY EAST on Saturday, March 16th from 10am-3pm. The festival will include artwork from 32 area schools K-12, hands-on art activities for kids, music performances, face painting, and concessions. The event is free to the public. See the attached image for more information and a schedule of activities.
Students for Life created positive messages for St. Patrick's Day for women who may be facing difficult situations in their pregnancy. Life savers and Andes chocolates were included to remind them of the tough mountains they climb that helps save a life.
Mrs. Strain's English 1 Honors students unlocked clues from the book "1984", written by George Orwell in a three-part escape room. The students collaborated in groups and projected their escape room clues at their station.
Get Involved!! This spring be a part of our Fishing Club! Don't miss out on the first meeting this week.
LWE Mathletes captured their 4th straight regional championship beating Sandburg by 148 points. The Geometry team, precalculus team and freshman/sophomore 8-person team all took first place. Second place finishes for algebra 1, algebra 2, calculator team, junior/senior 2-person, and oral presentation. Individual first places by Jaxson Plutz, 36/40 in algebra 1, Kaitlyn Poidomani, 34/40 in geometry, and Max Bacon, 26/40 in precalculus. Also medaling, Ben Hayward, Alex Gartelmann, Griffin Chojnacki, Bryson Das, Ashlyn Huizanga, Gabe Alva, and Madelyn Dryier. Congratulations, Griffins!
