The Theory of Relativity is playing at Lincoln-Way East High School on Saturday, September 24 at 7:00pm and October 1 at 7:00pm.
Whether you're allergic to cats, in love for the first or tenth time, a child of divorce, a germaphobe or simply a unique individual, audience members and actors alike are sure to find themselves in this fresh new musical. Performances are open to the public at Lincoln-Way East High School in Frankfort, IL and Admission is $10/adults and $5/students. For more information about the show, or to reserve tickets, visit bit.ly/lwetheory or the Lincoln-Way School District’s website at www.lw210.org.
In anticipation of next week's "Salute the Troops" game, the Lincoln-Way East Football program will have commemorative long sleeve shirts on sale at this Fridays game vs Andrew & throughout next week. The shirt will cost $20 with a donation made to the Wounded Warrior Project. 🇺🇸
Paparazzi and Celebrity day may have topped the week. Yet, we have the most important day of all. FRIDAY and it’s Black and Blue day!!! Show your school spirit tomorrow Griffins!
A successful first day of popcorn sales at Lincoln-Way West! 🍿
LWE's Spanish Honors Society ran their weekly tutoring session this morning. The World Language Department is so excited to see so many students come in for extra help/practice, especially at the start of the school year. The department recently inducted about 50 new members, so this was a great chance for them to get started as tutors for the first time.
If you see a member of the Lincoln-Way Marching Band, be sure to congratulate them on a fantastic and successful first weekend of competition! The band traveled to O’Fallon, Illinois this past weekend to compete in the Metro East Marching Classic. They earned first place in Class 4A, including captions for Best Music, General Effect, Auxiliary, Percussion, and were named overall Grand Champion of the event. The students enjoyed spending time with the O’Fallon Marching Panthers, as well as a special performance by the University of Missouri drum line. The band will continue working hard this week as they prepare for their next competition at the Iowa Bands of America Regional Championships in two weeks. Congratulations LWMB!
Today was Lincoln-Way West’s annual Activity Fair. Students had the opportunity to find out more information about the activities offered at Lincoln-Way West and how to get involved.
This week, LW Media Center Supervisors worked with Freshman Seminar and Reading classes to introduce them to the library and begin working on Computer Literacy and Media Literacy skills. Freshmen practiced accessing the Media Center websites and online resources, checking and writing emails through their Outlook accounts, and utilizing the calendar feature in Teams as an assignment notebook.
The LWE Medical Anatomy Fall class returned to the Franciscan Hospital in Olympia Fields after a CoVid pause. The students will be shadowing professionals in all areas of the hospital to learn about different careers.
In conjunction with National Suicide Prevention week, staff members from Rogers Behavioral Health presented to our Lincoln-Way West students in an effort to spread awareness and provide information on support services.
National Suicide Prevention week is September 4th-10th. To help spread awareness during the week, we are proud to announce that Taylor Jacobs, LPC Clinical Therapist from Linden Oaks Behavioral Health, presented to our LWE students today.
Incredible turnout by our students and community at our first home varsity football game. Our Griffins celebrated our “Gold Out” theme to support pediatric cancer awareness.
Lincoln-Way West students from Mrs. Horn’s Honors Biology classes are preparing for their first Friday quiz of the school year.
Students from Mrs. Quas's English class at Lincoln-Way West enjoyed partner reading outside this week.
Today, PPS gave our seniors information on the college application process, transcripts, college reps, scholarships, and the NEW SchooLinks college application platform.
Mr. Johnson’s Civics students are working on a global government analysis. They are analyzing the twelve principals of democracy.
Thank you to Phillips Chevrolet of Frankfort for arranging a meet and greet with Michael Kopech of the Chicago White Sox and members of the baseball and softball teams from Central, East, and West.
It was great seeing the Knight Family at Back to School Night! We are grateful for the partnership between our community and staff!
Back to School Night was a success! Thank you, parents, for joining us. We appreciate your support.
The Warriors enjoyed meeting so many of their Lincoln-Way West families at Back to School Night!
