Learning came to life for Environmental Action students as Ms. Noon from Will County Green led a renewable energy workshop featuring interactive demonstrations, engineering activities, and hands-on investigations of sustainable energy technologies.
EAC students enjoyed a day exploring the trails, canyons, and waterfalls at Matthiessen State Park with the beauty of the fall season last weekend. They were able to stand beside a large moss-covered boulder, carefully cross a shallow creek and pose in front of a waterfall.
✨ FIRST DAY, FUTURE TEACHERS! 🍎
Our future educators from Teaching Internship are stepping into the classroom, building connections, and turning their passion for teaching into real-world experience. Their journey is just getting started!
Students in Mrs. Vaculik and Mrs. Rodriguez’s English classes practiced tone analysis by choosing a passage from the novel Everything I Never Told You & prompting AI to create art that reflects literary elements & tone. Students then analyzed the choices made in each other’s art.
Looking at rock formations at six national parks. while in B120? Yes! It is possible with ClassVR goggles and Mr. Bruni planning the virtual class field trip for the 7th hour Geology class. We appreciate the support from LW Foundation to make this experience possible.
Thank you to Cindy Ojczyk (LW Class of '81) who came to speak to Mrs. McAllister's Creative Writing Club students about her journey as a writer.Cindy read an excerpt from her memoir Mom Loves the Dogs More and then shared her experience of the writing and publication process.❤️🖤
Did you know we have a Writing Center at Central where students can go to get help from tutors? The tutors have been hard at work this week helping their peers brainstorm, draft, and polish final revisions.
Appointments and walk ins welcome! ❤️🖤
LWC English 1 Honors classes had their annual “Boo” Radley poster competition this week! Students are required to identify, evaluate, and cite text evidence to support their drawings and explore characterization from To Kill a Mockingbird. The students created exceptional work!
Culinary 1 is in the kitchen just in time for Friday Night Lights and Friday Night Pizza 🍕❤️Bringing our Knights together for pizza, homecoming & all the school spirit! 🏰✨@lw210_facsforlife
Key Club had their first meeting and kicked it off with letter writing to senior citizens through the organization Love For Our Elders.
Students in H. Biology at LWC worked to derive an energy pyramid by burning one square foot of prairie. Using a standard formula, the calculated the Calories. Using the estimation, students applied it to the entire area of the prairie to see if there is enough energy available.
Mrs. Pehle’s AP Psychology classes started the year by blowing bubbles and answering questions to see how this activity fits in to the different units we’ll be studying. What a fun way to start the year for these students and one of our resource officers!
LWC LIFE Skills had so much fun at our district picnic with LWW today! We had McDonald’s for lunch, a kickball game, karaoke, games, and more! 🍟🛝🎤
Doors are decorated, halls are cleared, and the send-off is complete! Let's go Knights! Good Luck at Special Games 2026❗️
This past weekend was the National Chemistry Olympiad held at Lewis University. LWC was proud to have Amy Hong and Joseph Bosco representing! Thank you to Dr. Condeiu of Lewis University for his time bringing such an event to our students.
🎉Juniors and Seniors: have you started thinking about your Social outfits yet?! Tickets on sale now! 🥨
‼️LWC Juniors and Seniors: Prom tickets are on sale now until April 17th. Purchase on Omella- see attached info.







































































