Students surpass goal with 1,250 lunches, bringing two-year total to 2,250 while partnering with Catholic Charities to serve those in need.
The Board is calling for an explanation of the current status of the investigation involving the District and Storm Construction.
The public is invited to listen to student musical groups, view exhibits and demonstrations, and participate in hands-on workshops.
The first day of school next year will be Aug. 20.
The Evans Scholarship is a full housing and tuition college grant offered to golf caddies.
Students can apply for the scholarships on their Schoolinks account. Applications are due by 12 p.m. on March 5.
Students from East, Central, and West earned recognition across multiple categories.
64 percent of seniors took at least one AP Exam at Lincoln-Way East.
Students, families, and parish staff unite with the Crisis Center for South Suburbia for a service project supporting local families.
Throughout the semester, SkillsUSA members and guests toured four local businesses and hosted one on-campus guest experience.
Football and softball athletes celebrated at Lincoln Way East's recent Winter Signing Day.
Out of more than 600 applicants from across the Chicagoland area, only 100 students were selected, including eight from Lincoln-Way East.
16 student athletes officially committed to competing at the collegiate level next year.
After the Argonne Educational Science Research Program, Damilola Alabi was inspired to launch her program for young scientists.
In total, 28 schools across the state (15 public and 13 private) were awarded the distinction this year, the school said.
St. Mary celebrated the newest members of the National Junior Honor Society during Mass among students, faculty and staff, and families.
St. Mary Catholic School introduced its 2025-26 Student Council members, including 8th Grade Officers and Junior Officers.
Students, faculty, and staff united to raise funds for Annunciation Catholic School.
The nationwide pool of semifinalists represents less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors.
The District's production of "Guys and Dolls," featuring students from Lincoln-Way East, Central and West, will run Sept. 26-28 at East.
The first day of school is Aug. 19 for Lincoln-Way students.
District 157-C students will head back to school on Aug. 21.
In Frankfort, Summit Hill District 161 students will head back to school on Aug. 20.
Frankfort residents and Lincoln-Way East students Caleb Lee and Garrin Donovan were awarded college-sponsored scholarships.
"This is a huge accomplishment, and we are super proud of these students for their hard work and dedication to their academics," LWE said.
The Griffins will play Lincoln-Way Central at 5 p.m. on Friday in the Joliet West sectional final.
This is the second bond rating upgrade in just three years for the District.
Luke Yaklich will lead the boys varsity basketball team next year; and Jared Bruni will take over as the head boys water polo coach.
Performances will be held at the school, 22150 S. 116th Ave. at 7 p.m. on May 16, 2 and 7 p.m. on May 17 and 2 p.m. on May 18.
Melissa Ryan, Amy Berk, Adrian Chavez, Patrick Oliphant and Ronnie Petrey are the projected winners for the Summit Hill Board of Ed.
There are two candidates running for one unexpired 2-year term; and eight candidates running for four 4-year terms.
Students at St. Mary made 1,000 lunches for those in the community facing food insecurities.
The consolidated election is April 1.
The National Weather Service said the heaviest snow will be between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Wednesday.