Celebrate with Coach Eliot: LHWS students earned TEN scholastic banners this season!
LWHS educator and artist Laurel Nathanson invites students to think beyond textile and jewelry design, through a special assignment.
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, we’re proud to share our Faculty Spotlight Series.
On Friday, March 14, LWHS hosted a very special evening event: the Miranda Lux Art Fest!
“The best way we learn is if we do something with our hands.” – Gillian Ashenfelter, Marine Ecology teacher at LWHS
Knowledge is power! Lick-Wilmerding High School hosted an all day Teach-In on Friday March 14, featuring over 60 workshops and action blocks.
LWHS share their science and math knowledge and expertise with West Portal Elementary at the Maker Playground!
We are thrilled to congratulate Sam Mihara ‘51 who has been selected to give the 2024 Jefferson Lecture in Humanities.
Christine (Christy) Godinez-Jackson started her Lick journey nearly 20 years ago as an Associate in the LWHS Admissions office. Here are some of her reflections on 20 years as a Tiger.
November and December are marked at LWHS by many community events, academic buzz, and project deadlines, but one thing keeps us all inspired and in high spirits during these months: our delightfully entertaining performing arts season.
LWHS faculty and staff and student leaders embarked on an empowering journey at the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) People of Color Conference (PoCC) and Student Diversity Leadership Conference (SDLC) in Denver, Colorado.
Our student athletes continue to put their feet in the circle with grit, determination, sportsmanship, energy, inclusivity, and joy. Check out a quick recap of our Fall sports!
Last Friday, the day started very differently from most at Lick-Wilmerding High School. November 15 was our first All School PPP Day! Read on...
The 2024 election is less than a week away! Read all about how LWHS is approaching the election and promoting engaged citizenship.
The belief that when families feel welcomed and celebrated in their children's school, their students tend to thrive is at the core of our approach at LWHS.