Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210

The fall play is THIS weekend! Here is a sneak peek of the cast and crew hard at work. Tickets for the Friday show are already sold out! Get your Saturday or Sunday tickets before they are gone. Buy tickets at the link below: https://lincoln-way.ticketleap.com/fallplay22/

Lincoln-Way East French classes celebrated National French Week from November 9-15. Students "visited" various French-speaking countries and listened to music each day. Other activities to involve students in French culture included a national Kahoot! trivia contest, a scavenger hunt, after school t-shirt painting, a movie night, and even a cafe with French delicacies and treats as well as a guest speaker who shared his experiences growing up in France.

The 13th annual Lincoln-Way West winter baseball camp for grades 1-8 will take place on December 27th, 28th, and 29th. Players can choose an offensive and defensive skills camp or pitching and catching camp. For more information, visit: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/2025/LW_210/2577901/2022_Winter_Baseball_Camps_Flyer.pdf To register online: • Go to lwwathletics.com • Click on “More” and choose “Register and Athlete” • Click “Create an Account” (or log in if you have an existing account from a previous camp) • Click on “Begin Registration” • Choose “Baseball Winter Camps” For more information, contact head coach Jake Zajc at jzacjk@lw210.org, or call 815-717-3521.

Twenty-one cadets from the Lincoln-Way East Air Force Junior ROTC program participated in a food packing event sponsored by Lifeline Ministries International on Saturday, November 12th. The cadets prepared and packed over 10,000 meals during their 90-minute shift as part of over 100,000 meals completed that day in Minooka, IL for shipment to the people of Haiti.

Challenge Accepted! LWC Intro to Foods students were challenged to create new dishes using pantry items and the MRE (ready to eat) packs of food from the Army National Guard.

Today is Illinois School Board Member Day! Help us say THANK YOU to the Lincoln-Way school board members for their hard work and dedication to our school district!

LWC partnered with New Lenox Safe Communities America last week for senior vehicle inspections. Thank you to everyone who came out for an inspection, and great job to the students who took great care in ensuring these cars are ready for winter weather!

All three Lincoln-Way schools currently have students participating in the Vogt Visual Arts Center High School Art Exhibit in Tinley Park. Each year the Vogt Visual Arts Center hosts an art exhibit for high school students to showcase their creative talents. This year each of the three Lincoln-Way high schools submitted 30 pieces of student artwork, for a total of 90 pieces of artwork from across the Lincoln-Way District on display in the show. The show is being held in person at the Vogt Visual Arts Center, located at 17420 67th Ct. in Tinley Park. Artwork will be on display from Nov. 4th through Nov. 27th.

Seniors were reminded to complete their 25 hours of community service before graduation. They also received a presentation from Josten's on cap and gown ordering information as well as class jewelry, LWE letterman's jacket, and graduation announcements. The deadline to order cap and gown is December 16. Please visit www.jostens.com for more information.

LWE Spanish 5 students designed these ofrendas in celebration of the Day of the Dead. Their fellow Griffins visited the library to vote on the best design. Their designs were fabulous and a joy to see.

Mr. Matt Littlefield, LCPC, CADC, from Great Changes Counseling in Mokena, presented to Lincoln-Way West students today to help bring awareness to drug prevention and provide resources for support as a follow-up to Red Ribbon Week.

LWE students attended a presentation on drug awareness/prevention during their lunch/advisory hours. Our guest speaker is from the Chicago Division Drug Enforcement Administration. The agent discussed information on the topic of substance use- drugs that are abused, the dangers of them, and the importance making healthy choices.

Congrats to three LWW students that recently swept the drawer assembly competition at this year's Lincoln-Way Career Fair. The competition was set up by @tristarcabinets and all three winners recorded times under 10 seconds. Thank you to Tri-Star of New Lenox for their support!

Mrs. Laack’s AP Chemistry students used their skills in estimation, measurement, dimensional analysis and problem solving in last week’s Molympics! These Warriors joined over 8,000 students from 33 states, 4 provinces, and 12 countries in the worldwide competition.

Congratulations to the LWMB for an outstanding day at the Bands of America Indianapolis Super Regional! Our students placed 9th out of 84 bands this past Saturday.

Today is the final day of Lincoln-Way West’s We Are Warriors week! Staff and students participated in spirit days throughout the week to promote positive decision making and supporting the message of kindness, acceptance and inclusion.

Students in Mrs. Kosinski's AP United States History class played a board game (created by Mrs. Kosinski) to introduce the main ideas and themes of their next unit. Students had fun learning about new political parties, social reform movements, and growing divisions in the nation in the first half of the 19th century!

Tonight is opening night of the Lincoln-Way West Theatre Company’s production of “The Snow White Variety Show”. The performance will begin at 7:00 pm in the auditorium. General admission tickets can be purchased for $10 at the door prior to the performance.

The LWW Future Business Leaders of America attended their annual business etiquette dinner at Gatto’s earlier this week! Students heard from Frank Gatto about his experiences as a local business owner and students also learned about the proper etiquette for business dinners.

Ever wonder why the tops of the trees tend to change first in autumn? Students in Biology classes at Lincoln-Way West have been learning about how photosynthetic changes in the fall lead to amazing color changes, allowing trees to survive the winter.