What a phenomenal finish by our Powerlifting Team! The team was 2nd in male division 2nd in female division. Best overall male and 1st place lifter Ilyas Yassin 1st Place and Best overall female lifter Tori Lehman 1st Place in weight class Giuseppe Goebel and Kailyn Krestan. Congratulations to the entire team!!
Good luck to our first ever Powerlifting Team who will be competing at regionals today!
Go East! Go Griffins! Go Blue!
Today, freshmen students attended a presentation titled, "Science Unleashed: Exploring Possibilities, Embracing Futures" facilitated by Elmhurst University. Students learned the endless possibilities science offers - from everyday applications to exciting career paths.
Sophomore, Junior and Senior students attended a Career Expo. There were over 30 representatives from various career fields available to speak with students about their profession. Students were able to explore diverse career paths, discover potential job opportunities, and gain valuable insights into what various professions entail. They were also able to network with experts, ask questions, and learn about the skills, qualifications, and steps needed to succeed in their chosen careers.
🎓 Attention Seniors! Important Information! 🎓
As we approach the end of the school year, there are many details to share. Mark your calendars for this April 10th meeting .
Stay tuned for more details, and let’s make these final days unforgettable!
#SeniorYear #Classof2025
Designing Dreams, One Clay House at a Time!
LWE's ceramics classes are bringing architecture to life with their amazing clay house designs! From tiny modern homes to whimsical cottages, each student is creating unique, handcrafted masterpieces that show off their creativity and artistic skills.
The spring play "Stop and Smell the Daffodils" is right around the corner!
For our show this year, we are creating a multimedia showcase celebrating the theme of FRIENDSHIP. The show will consist of a collection of student directed skits, a one act, monologues, dances, and songs as well as an art gallery in the lobby.
The show is Thursday 4/10 and Friday 4/11 at 7pm. Tickets are $5 for students and $10 for adults.
Last day to purchase prom tickets for LWE! You have until 11 pm CST to purchase. A reminder to log into www.myschooldance.com with your LW email and password. Make sure you adjust your year in school and sign the contract in order to obtain your ticket!
Good luck this weekend for our FBLA who is heading to State in Springfield.
📣 Attention Sophomores, Juniors, & Seniors! 📣
This Friday, March 28th during advisory, you'll be heading to the fieldhouse for the Career Expo! 🎉
✅ Don’t forget to interact with the volunteers and ask any questions you have about your future career opportunities.
✅ Plus, fill out the form for your chance to be entered into a RAFFLE!
Don’t miss this chance to explore potential careers and win some cool prizes! 🙌
See you there! #CareerExpo #FutureLeaders #ExploreYourOpportunities
Lincoln-Way East French students marked La Journée internationale de la francophonie (International Francophonie Day) last week. In the spirit of the day which is marked worldwide on March 20, students celebrated the French language, spoken by more than 321 million people across five continents, and the diversity of francophone culture with music, a scavenger hunt, crafts, and an after school café including homemade cassoulet, French cheeses, and many other delicious treats. Prenez la Parole!
It's opening night! Catch Les Misérables this weekend only in the auditorium. Attached are some pictures if you want a sneak peek!
Based on Victor Hugo’s novel, Les Misérables is set against the backdrop of 19th-century France and tells a sweeping story of love, sacrifice, and redemption. It follows Jean Valjean, a man rebuilding his life after prison, while being relentlessly pursued by Inspector Javert. With a powerful score featuring I Dreamed a Dream, On My Own, and Do You Hear the People Sing? This production is an epic one. Don't miss it!
Showtimes:
Friday, March 21st at 7pm
Saturday, March 22nd at 1pm & 7pm
Sunday, March 23rd at 2pm
Click here to purchase your tickets: https://lincoln-way.ticketleap.com/lwelesmis/details
Thank you for supporting our show!
Ms. Adamitis is walking through ACT review sessions for our math students and working through geometry.
Tomorrow is World Down Syndrome Day. Every year on March 21, people all around the world come together to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day by wearing brightly colored, mismatched socks. March 21 is symbolic because people with Down syndrome have 3 copies of their 21st chromosome. The tradition of wearing socks was chosen because the karyotype of Down Syndrome chromosomes looks like a pair of mismatched socks! Best Buddies encourages everyone to wear their bright, mismatched socks tomorrow to spread awareness and celebrate our friends with Down Syndrome.
Miss VandenBerg's AP Statistics classes are ready for March Madness and a little competition ! Some students filled out their bracket using a coin flip, and some with what they swear is their extensive knowledge of basketball. We'll use statistics to see who scores better - the random flip or the experts!
LWE Juniors and Seniors! A reminder to purchase your prom tickets before spring break. Please read the instructions carefully if you are bringing an outside guest. Allow enough time to do this! Also, there are food stations which include a variety of food options!
Mrs. Casterline's Algebra 1 class celebrated Pi Day today! The celebration included wearing Pi gear, a Pi digit memorization contest, Pi sampling and taste contest, and lots of Pi songs! Enjoy your Pi Day on 3/14
Congratulations to our Scholastic Bowl Regional Champs! This is their 7th consecutive Regional win!
We are grateful for our social workers at Lincoln-Way East High School!
🌟 Dine & Donate Fundraiser Alert! 🌟
Join us on Wednesday, March 12th for a delicious way to support LWE students!
Come out and help raise funds for the Class of 2027 & 2028 by dining at Chipotle!
Mrs. Zolk’s English 2 Honors students added some movement to their analysis by completing a question trail on recent reading of A Tale of Two Cities. They answered questions that tested their skills in analyzing characters, literary devices, author’s choices, and theme, and they retraced their steps to figure out where they went wrong if they had any missteps. Good teamwork, scholars!
