Thank you to Cook County Justice Advisory Council Violence Prevention program for their continued support. Earlier this year Cook County’s LaToscha Hoover visited PACHS. Student ambassadors visited with LaToscha giving her a tour of the school and walking her through our programming. Members of the PACHS staff visited Washington DC for […]
Albizu Campos staff are so excited to be welcoming new and returning students back to school this month! We are actively recruiting students and have a great incentive program for peer referrals. Ask us about referring a friend to Albizu Campos! Over the summer we spent four weeks learning and growing […]
We have four concurrent programs running with After School Matters and One Summer Chicago! Norwegian American Hospital – 7 students attended orientation this week and will begin their internships next week One Summer Chicago – 10 students participating in culinary and recruitment program. Today they took the bus and train with Sandra to […]
On February 13, Chicago Women in Philanthropy hosted a luncheon with 20 young ladies from PACHS. We had the opportunity to network with career and industry level young women. Over the next few weeks, young ladies from PACHS were able to have a full day career exploration shadowing experience at various […]
We starting off the month of January with a Definite Dozen hosting by CEDA’s President and CEO Harold Rice and Evelyn Rivera-Swint, PACHS Board Chair. Students heard from a variety of departments regarding how CEDA provides enrichment and opportunities for all families in need. Harold Rice shared his best advice on […]
On December 5, PACHS hosted a Health Fair at the High School which included community organizations such as Alternative Schools Network, Puerto Rican Cultural Center, Catholic Charities, and BUILD. Young people learned how to de-stress with essential oils. (as pictured) Norwegian American Hospital hosted our December Definite Dozen with representatives from […]
Crystal Morales and her Family Learning Center’s Teen Parents were able to spend the afternoon together at Great America’s Fright Fest on October 19. Students like Cashaye said “the trip helped her bond with other teen parents!” While some students were at Great America, Rachel Geetha took about 70 students […]
September 20, 2018 marked the 1 year anniversary of Hurricane Maria devastating the island of Puerto Rico. The U.S. government has shamefully neglected Puerto Rico and has chosen to turn its back on providing aid to Puerto Rico. Reports indicate that 4,645 people have lost their lives since the hurricane hit […]
I have the Dream Team! I believe it in my heart that PACHS is going to have a wonderful school year. We have spent our Summer Institute learning how to integrate social emotional learning into our classrooms, remembering the value of our student-teacher relationships, refocusing on competency-based education, and having fun […]
Dear Campos Community, As a mother and a lifelong member of Humboldt Park, I am incredibly proud to be your principal. I attended DePaul University and earned my Bachelor’s in Education and later National Louis University for a Double Masters in Curriculum and Instruction and in Educational Leadership. I am currently […]