Spanish National Honor Society were super busy this morning helping lots of Spanish 2 students prepare for a big writing test they have today!!
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Mr. Mulconrey's Biology students analyzed predator and prey distinction based on skull characteristics.
Students in Mrs. Zolk’s English 2 Honors classes are beginning their study of William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. To introduce the play, students read a short anticipatory script and performed in groups. They did a great job familiarizing themselves with Shakespearean language, analyzing important lines, inferring character traits, and predicting dominant theme topics. Well done, scholars!
Here we go!!! IHSA Football begins with a first round matchup vs @NilesWestWolves @WolvesD219. Kickoff is Fri. At 6:30 pm! All ticket sales (including Seniors and Students) are $6 and are on sale on GoFan. No passes accepted.
Division champs! APGOV students came out to cheer on social science teacher Mr. McCleish's youth soccer team at Roma bright and early this morning. 2024 Boys Division champs! 5-1 because of the great LWE support!
It's Friday Night Lights In Frankfort!
Go East!
Go Griffins!
Go Blue!
The Boys Varsity Soccer players are dressed for success today for tomorrows regional game at Marist against Thornton!
Red Ribbon Week's final theme of the week is Friday Griffin Pride – “Take pride in your decisions!” #redribbonweek
On October 23rd, thirty-seven LWE students had the incredible opportunity to attend the Learning Lab "Virus Variant Detectives" at Argonne National Laboratory. This hands-on experience provided students with a deep dive into the world of biotechnology, focusing on the fundamentals of gel electrophoresis and genetic analysis.
During the lab, students learned how scientists detect and monitor virus mutations, with a specific focus on COVID-19. They gained practical experience with gel electrophoresis, a procedure used to separate and analyze genetic material. This experience allowed students to directly engage with real-world scientific methods, enhancing their understanding of biotechnology and its impact.
In addition to the technical skills they developed, students also sharpened their critical thinking abilities by analyzing COVID-19 RNA sequences. This exercise encouraged them to evaluate data and form scientific hypotheses, simulating the role of researchers in the field.
Special thanks to our dedicated LWE science teachers: Scott Fletcher, David Mulconrey, and Shane Tucker, who accompanied and supported the students on this educational experience.
Lincoln-Way East’s Students Against Destructive Decisions Club really appreciates your support and help this week. Thursday PJ day – “Don’t sleep on being drug free!” #redribbonweek
Mr. Russler's World History classes presented Greek gods and goddesses today. Some of the students came dressed to present!
Red Ribbon Week reminder that we have Crumbl Cookie at lunch today for sale!
Congratulations to LWE students Abigail Bunch, Holly Scaletta, Sarah Markel, Tristessa Geagan, and Izabel Vasquez for having their artwork chosen for the Joliet Junior College Area High School Art Exhibition. The students' artwork will be on display at JJC's Laura A. Sprague Art Gallery in Building J from Nov. 6th -- Dec. 8th.
Red Ribbon Week continues with Sports/Jersey Day – “Team up against destructive decisions! Don’t CRUMBL to peer pressure!”
Wednesday, Crumble Cookies will be here during each lunch hours!
Our SWSC Conference met today with our National Honor Society groups. They worked together in groups with the ReStore Shop Habitat For Humanity.
The SADD Club encourages all students & staff to participate on Tuesday, October 22nd . The purpose of this week is to empower students to lead healthy lives by being aware of drug and alcohol abuse. #redribbonweek
Red Ribbon Week starts Monday, October 21st. Each day next week we will have a theme that relates to encouraging positive decision making. The SADD Club encourages all students & staff to participate . When students turn in their raffle tickets, scan the QR code to do Red Ribbon’s Youth Pledge. This is simply a pledge to themselves.
Red Ribbon Week is coming up next week, and we’d like your help to make it a success! The purpose of this week is to empower students to lead healthy lives by being aware of drug and alcohol abuse. Lincoln-Way East’s Students Against Destructive Decisions Club really appreciates your support and help this week. We encourage you to join us in dressing up for the theme days!
This week we are featuring our American Sign Language Club! It's not too late to join. See Mrs. Kloeppel in our English department for more details on Thursday meeting dates.
