Our students attended a presentation regarding See Something, Say Something during their lunch/advisory hours. The Say Something program teaches high school students to recognize the warning signs of someone at-risk of hurting themselves or others and how to say something to a trusted adult to get help. Our School Resource Officer, Detective Bartunek, was the guest speaker.
Detective Bartunek has 13 years of experience with the Will County Sheriff’s Office during which he has served as a K9 Handler, Field Training Officer, and is a State Certified Instructor in multiple School Safety Tactics.
Mr. & Miss Griffin/Talent Show tickets are for sale this week. Scan this QR code to get your tickets before we sell out!
YOU VOTED AND IT’S HAPPENING! PROM IS IN THE CITY!!
Lincoln-Way East Junior/Senior Prom 2023
Saturday, April 22nd From 6:30-10p.M.
Museum Of Science & Industry
5700 S. Dusable Lake Shore Drive
Chicago, Il 60637
Join Us For A Night Of Exploring The Museum, Dancing, & Fun!
Buffet styled dinner will be served. Gluten Free, Vegetarian, and Vegan options will be available with signs displayed at the stations.
Free Parking in the Museum Garage
Free Coat Check.
Additional Information
Tickets - $140 each and are non-refundable.
Tickets are only available at www.myschooldance.com
No tickets will be sold at the door.
If you are signing up with MySchoolDance for the first time, you must create an account using your Lincoln-Way Email address.
When checking your Lincoln-Way Email, please remember to click on the “Other” tab at the top. Most times the confirmation from MySchoolDance will appear in this column.
This event is open to Juniors and Seniors only, and anyone they invite as a guest.
Guests from outside of Lincoln-Way East are welcome, but you must submit the “Outside Guest” form/agreements online at MySchoolDance BEFORE it allows you to complete the ticket purchase.
Once the form/agreements are signed then it will charge you.
Online ticket sales end on Wednesday, April 19th at 11:45pm.
Mrs. Janik's Honors Biology students model meiosis using stop motion animation. They used gummy worms in their models. Tasty!
The LWE medical students went to National University for a cadaver lab. They were able to see, handle, and identify human structures on a cadaver.
Contest Play placed second at the IHSA Sectional, qualifying for the state tournament this weekend!
Mrs. Cavanaugh and Mr. Newcomb from the English department presented to the LWE staff on ChatGPT. They shared information about how AI presents challenges to teaching writing, but also ways in which educators can use AI to help students develop a writing process, get feedback, differentiate learning, and think more critically about writing. They demonstrated how to use ChatGPT as a tool similar to a calculator. Teaching students to show their work and provide evidence are examples how educators can teach students to properly use this technology.
LWE Seniors! Please see your Class of 2023 Teams Page for Senior Superlatives!
Our deadline for first round voting is Thursday March 16th at 11:59 pm. We will then take l the top 5 from each category and make a second form for people to choose out of the top 5.
Get your tickets for Lincoln-Way East's spring musical on March 27th! Follow @lwespringmusical for updates.
The LWE Future Business Leaders of America were invited for a tour by Lou Malnati's in Tinley Park. Lou's is a family run business that has over 80 locations in multiple states. Students were able to make their own pizzas & learned what it takes to run a successful restaurant.
The deadline to submit poems or short stories to this year's District 210 Literary Magazine is MONDAY 3/20. Submit this week for a chance to have your work published in this year's magazine! Students can get an entry form by reaching out to Mr. Labriola on Teams.
YOU VOTED AND IT’S HAPPENING! PROM IS IN THE CITY!!
Lincoln-Way East Junior/Senior Prom 2023
Saturday, April 22nd From 6:30-10p.M.
Museum Of Science & Industry
5700 S. Dusable Lake Shore Drive
Chicago, Il 60637
Join Us For A Night Of Exploring The Museum, Dancing, & Fun!
Buffet styled dinner will be served. Gluten Free, Vegetarian, and Vegan options will be available with signs displayed at the stations.
Free Parking in the Museum Garage
Free Coat Check.
Additional Information
Tickets - $140 each and are non-refundable.
Tickets are only available at www.myschooldance.com
No tickets will be sold at the door.
If you are signing up with MySchoolDance for the first time, you must create an account using your Lincoln-Way Email address.
When checking your Lincoln-Way Email, please remember to click on the “Other” tab at the top. Most times the confirmation from MySchoolDance will appear in this column.
This event is open to Juniors and Seniors only, and anyone they invite as a guest.
Guests from outside of Lincoln-Way East are welcome, but you must submit the “Outside Guest” form/agreements online at MySchoolDance BEFORE it allows you to complete the ticket purchase.
Once the form/agreements are signed then it will charge you.
Online ticket sales end on Wednesday, April 19th at 11:45pm.
LWE chorale students celebrated their hard work during their annual Spring Choir Concert tonight at LWE. Many wonderful selections were performed in honor of recently deceased Mr. Michael Kotze -- father, husband and music booster stalwart.
LWE's Muslim Student Association (MSA) hosted an Arabic-style dinner to to some of our amazing teachers. The MSA leaders switched places with their teachers for the night and led an engaging presentation on the Islamic holy month, Ramadan. The students explained that many Muslims observe Ramadan by fasting from sunrise to sunset. They wanted to bring awareness to their faith and how they manage their fasting while being a student at LWE. MSA closed their presentation with a review game called Kahoot! And tested the teachers' knowledge on their presentation. The teachers gave MSA's Ramadan presentation an A+!
LWE Computer Club completed their final projects and revealed their student created websites.
Our E-Sports team competed at Sandburg's E-Sports Invitational.
Thirteen schools participated. Smash Bros did a great job along with Rocket League taking home first place trophies.
The annual ArtWorks Festival that is taking place on Saturday, March 18th at Lincoln-Way East High School. The festival includes artwork from 33 area schools K-12, hands-on art activities for kids, and music performances. The event is free to the public.
LWE English teachers, Amy Cavanaugh and Brian Newcomb, presented at the "Celebrating Language Arts" DuPage County-Wide Institute Day Friday.
They shared information about how AI presents challenges to teaching writing, but also ways in which educators can use AI to help students develop a writing process, get feedback, differentiate learning, and think more critically about writing.
LWE Scholastic Bowl are IHSA Regional Champions!! Wins over Stagg (520-260), Tinley Park (600-170), and Lemont for the Championship (530-250)! 4-peat for the Senior Class! On to Sectionals on Saturday!
Ms. Shaughnessy and Mrs. Lago led a Wellness Week for their Fit for Life students this past week. Their students learned about nutrition and healthy lifestyles through a series of activities. Students meditated, tasted healthy snacks, wrote positive goals and kind notes, and petted adorable therapy dogs.
