Congratulations to the Lincoln-Way East Mathletes team on winning the SWSC Conference Championship.
This is the Griffins 5th championship in the past 6 years. Great performances across the board including our Sophomore Truth Tables team that scored a perfect 50.
The Griffins swept first place in the Presentation Contests: Jaxson Plutz and Anthony Russotto scored a perfect 50 in Number Theory, Jade Jeffries and Griffin Chojnacki scored a 46 in Linear Programming, and Cordelia Toolis and Yashitha Thumu scored a 47 in Probability.
The Griffins will compete in the Regional Championship meet on February 28th at Crete-Monee looking for their 6th Consecutive Regional Title.
Great Job Mathletes!”
This is the Griffins 5th championship in the past 6 years. Great performances across the board including our Sophomore Truth Tables team that scored a perfect 50.
The Griffins swept first place in the Presentation Contests: Jaxson Plutz and Anthony Russotto scored a perfect 50 in Number Theory, Jade Jeffries and Griffin Chojnacki scored a 46 in Linear Programming, and Cordelia Toolis and Yashitha Thumu scored a 47 in Probability.
The Griffins will compete in the Regional Championship meet on February 28th at Crete-Monee looking for their 6th Consecutive Regional Title.
Great Job Mathletes!”
LWE is excited to invite employers, organizations, and industry professionals to participate in our upcoming Career Expo!
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Mr. Cooley's AP Physics C class were busy creating Equipotential maps. It was a powerful electrifying experience!
❄️Winter Dance is Almost Here! ❄️
Join us on Saturday, February 7th from 7:00–10:00 PM for our Winter Dance!
🎟️ Tickets are on sale now, so grab yours before they’re gone.
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👕 Spirit Week is happening next week, and we’d love to see everyone participate and show off their school spirit! See details on the posters throughout school!
Our blood drive is happening at the Frankfort Park District!
If you’re eligible, swing by and donate. Every drop counts.
#BloodDriveToday #SaveLives
If you’re eligible, swing by and donate. Every drop counts.
#BloodDriveToday #SaveLives
Lincoln-Way East Preschool registration opens TODAY! Our Early Childhood Education program is looking for preschool-aged children to join for next school year. The online registration form can be found in the LWE website under Parents & Students - LWE Current Resources
The Regional Bridge Building Contest was held on Tuesday, January 21, at the Illinois Institute of Technology. The competition was divided into two regions: the Suburbs and the City of Chicago.
In the Suburbs Region, Lincoln-Way East students earned 1st, 4th, 8th, and 12th place. The students—Alexa Grove Schneider, Logan Murphy, Madison Stang, and Robert Chavez—finished 1st, 4th, 8th, and 12th respectively.
Alexa Grove Schneider’s bridge won the contest with an efficiency of 2133. Her bridge had a mass of approximately 18 grams (about the mass of three nickels) and held nearly 40 kilograms (about 88 pounds). The winning bridge is determined by efficiency, which is calculated by dividing the mass held by the mass of the bridge. An efficiency of 2133 means the bridge held 2,133 times its own mass. Alexa also achieved the highest efficiency across both regions.
As a result, Alexa is now eligible to represent Lincoln-Way East at the International Bridge Building Contest, which will be held in Chicago on April 25.
It is great to see students working on projects outside of the classroom and connecting them to concepts learned in class. Based on their designs and results, it was clear that these students dedicated a significant amount of time and effort to this project.
In the Suburbs Region, Lincoln-Way East students earned 1st, 4th, 8th, and 12th place. The students—Alexa Grove Schneider, Logan Murphy, Madison Stang, and Robert Chavez—finished 1st, 4th, 8th, and 12th respectively.
Alexa Grove Schneider’s bridge won the contest with an efficiency of 2133. Her bridge had a mass of approximately 18 grams (about the mass of three nickels) and held nearly 40 kilograms (about 88 pounds). The winning bridge is determined by efficiency, which is calculated by dividing the mass held by the mass of the bridge. An efficiency of 2133 means the bridge held 2,133 times its own mass. Alexa also achieved the highest efficiency across both regions.
As a result, Alexa is now eligible to represent Lincoln-Way East at the International Bridge Building Contest, which will be held in Chicago on April 25.
It is great to see students working on projects outside of the classroom and connecting them to concepts learned in class. Based on their designs and results, it was clear that these students dedicated a significant amount of time and effort to this project.
Newspaper attended the Journalism Conference at Sandburg High School this week. They took home the following four awards:
Azariya Davis-1st Place Features
Emily Noesen-3rd Place Editorials
Jaida Abdelrahman-3rd Place News and 2nd Place Photography
Griffins, a reminder today is an e-learning due to extreme cold temperatures. Make sure you are ready to connect to your classes according to our e-learning schedule. Make sure you follow your teachers' instructions on their Microsoft Teams pages.
Future Healthcare Professionals had guest speaker Mrs. Victor come in to talk about her career path as a nurse practitioner.
Attention L-Way Students! The District 210 Art & Literary Magazine is now accepting creative writing and art entries for this year’s magazine. Each year the magazine showcases creative writing, poems, and artwork by our talented students from all three Lincoln-Way schools. If you would like to submit a poem, short story, or piece of artwork for consideration please see an English or Art teacher for an entry form. You can also reach out to Mr. Labriola on TEAMS or by email at plabriola@lw210.org for an entry form. The deadline to submit is March 20th.
Miss VandenBerg's and Miss Fasullo's Algebra 1 classes prepared for their test on systems of equations by doing a word problem scavenger hunt.
The LWE Red Cross Club completed CPR/AED training this Saturday.
Bear Down, Griffins! The Lincoln-Way East Auto Classes stepped up big-time to get this Bears Van (aka Jim McVan) back on the road just in time for Sunday night’s playoff game against the LA Rams. A special shout-out to LWE Automotive instructors Mr. Tony Ogarek and Mr. Rob Fazio for guiding a talented group of aspiring auto technicians on this important job!
🌑✨ LWE Student Council presents Eastside Eclipse ✨🌑
Our winter dance is happening Saturday, February 7th from 7:00–10:00 PM.
Don’t miss the night! Tickets are on sale now!
Our winter dance is happening Saturday, February 7th from 7:00–10:00 PM.
Don’t miss the night! Tickets are on sale now!
Congratulations to Jamie McKernan for being named the Kiwanis Student of the Month of January.
Mark your calendars! 🎉
Support the Class Officers fundraiser this Tuesday, January 13th during all lunch hours! Cash, card and apple pay can be used as forms of payment!
Support the Class Officers fundraiser this Tuesday, January 13th during all lunch hours! Cash, card and apple pay can be used as forms of payment!
During advisory periods today, Associate Principal, Mrs. Olson, presented the ACT Onboarding to our juniors. The students had the opportunity to log into our ACT test prep tools and received an overview on the upcoming free ACT prep classes that will be offered by our faculty before and after school at LWE.
LWE Class of 2030 students and parents! Join us for our Open House on February 11th to learn more about Lincoln-Way East.
4th hour AP US Gov reviewed vocabulary for their final exam today with Apples to Apples. It got competitive!
