Leadership team staying together for 2020-2021 school year
Fees waived as relief to families for 2020-2021 school year amidst pandemic
Abigail McCreary, who will be studying English literature, has received a National Merit University of Alabama scholarship.
The board also approved a reimbursement plan for club fees, transportation fees and the milk fee.
The Parade of Heroes will be hosted by Ancestry.com and will stream online on May 25.
District 157-C in Frankfort will instead hold a drive-thru graduation processional at Lincoln-Way East High School.
Personal Finance teacher Jason Pearson will appear on the show April 20 to discuss what his students are doing in and out of the classroom.
Board approves four-year contract with Frankfort Teachers' Association
The festival includes workshops, an art exhibit, and musical performances involving several area schools.
The district said out of 57 schools, the seventh grade Spartans finished in 11th place, while the eighth grade team finished in 12th place
Frankfort D157-C Family School Partnership to celebrate diversity at Around the World Event March 12 at Hickory Creek Middle School
It was a close competition for the top spot, and the district said the team had a score of 82.270 and missed winning by .97.
Lincoln-Way East will host regionals at 4:30 p.m. Monday, March 9, with Lincoln-Way Central and Lincoln-Way West also set to compete.
Board reviews curriculum updates, approves 2020-2021 school year calendar
Frankfort School District 157-C Kindness Project encourages all to share in joy of kindness
56 Color Guard teams, including Lincoln-Way’s varsity team, will compete at the Chicago Regional.
Two schools in Frankfort, Chelsea Intermediate School and Grand Prairie Elementary School, participated in the initiative.
Students learned different science topics, while parents heard a presentation and had a Q&A session.
School District encourages spread of positivity throughout Frankfort community
Logan presents on value of spreading kindness
The competition was held at Sandburg High School in Orland Park, and was attended by 12 schools.
Board discusses capital improvement projects, continues discussions on Chelsea Master Plan
Space for this event is limited to the first 100 students who RSVP via email by Jan. 31.
Lincoln-Way East Associate Principal Alexander Petrakis' resignation was effective Jan. 15.
The 2020-21 school year will start Aug. 19 and end May 26, 2021, if no snow days are used, according to the board briefs.
The district discussed student growth, test scores and a facility plan for Chelsea.
Performances will be at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 24 and Saturday, Jan. 25 in the Lincoln Way East Fine Arts Center.
Senior Aden Richard and sophomore Joseph Kotze are amongst the cast, crew and pit orchestra, comprised of the top performers from the state.
Venezio sponsors the Student Tutor Academic Resource club and also supports school-wide ACT and SAT test prep programs.
The board also hired several new employees and discussed holiday closures.
Games, puzzles, stuffed animals, dolls, action figures and Play-doh were among the items donated.
Twenty-five cadets served as the American Flag bearers, singers of the National Anthem, and Military Wreath Presenters.
The teams had an astonishing day at the South-West Suburban Conference Drill Meet at Lincoln-Way East High School.
Every year, students at all three Lincoln-Way schools build a model bridge and test its strength in the annual Bridge Building Competition.
The top four winners from each school will go on to compete in the regional contest at the Illinois Institute of Technology Jan. 28.
The All-State concert is composed of 1,500 selected musicians representing over 300 schools across Illinois.
Fill out the camp brochure or register online on the Lincoln-Way West High School Website.
Ardagh was one of two seventh graders in the country to receive a top 10 award.
Action and discussion from the regular meeting
The board also honored Wall of Gratitude honorees and IESA cross country state participants.