By Citlali Sanchez ’21 Sarah Cross, one of Pritzker’s favorite P.E. teachers, former cheer coach, and advisor was gone for a couple of months. Nina, her little girl, had kept her home in pajamas for […]
By Michelle Cruz ’20 Bryan Williams, who is a sophomore World History teacher and a junior Advisor, recently had an unforgettable trip to Thailand. Several students and teachers from Pritzker will be headed to Thailand […]
By Angel Zagal ’18 Phillip Stosberg, 12th Grade Russian teacher and assistant director of the jazz ensemble, spoke on Nov. 11 at the Association for Slavic, Eastern European, and Eurasian Studies, better known as […]
By Jonathan Rosales ’19 Summer break has come to an end for both teachers and students. Most likely, mostly everyone didn’t do anything during summer break, but that doesn’t mean no one did something interesting […]
By Joshua Kelly ’20 Ever wonder if the Pritzker staff were ever kids? If they were ever young? If they were ever normal? Well I did. I tried to ask someone that we rarely see. […]
By Christian Sosa ’20 Freshmen and sophomores may not know much about this Russian teacher for juniors and seniors and what kind of person she is. She is a really nice and interesting person. Some […]
By Jonathan Rosales ’19 A new teacher has decided to join the Pritzker family for this school year. The new teacher’s name is Torey Stroud. Stroud teaches U.S history for 11th graders. Stroud was […]
By Stephanie Valencia ‘17 Have you ever stood next to a teacher’s door, looked at their name tag, and noticed a line stating “Teach for America” and then the city they did TFA in? […]
By Diana Gomez ’19, Dania Herrera ’19, and Styles Pinkston ’19 The whistle blows and the piercing sound of it bounces off the walls of the gym. Right away, students sprint across the gym. […]
By Angel Olanda ’17 As some may know, Pritzker has been accepting some new teachers this year. Focusing on one for this particular article, she is known to be a dedicated and fun-humored teacher, she […]
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