Student-athletes line up at 4:30 p.m. each day to get their temperatures taken and to check-in. Some athletes are holding a field hockey stick,...
After a decade and a half of teaching at Parker, Upper School English teacher Theresa Collins will be leaving after this year to become the next...
Lower School Grandparents and Special Friends Day creates the opportunity for students to collaborate, have conversations, and display the projects...
“Essentially, a caste system is an artificial, arbitrary, graded ranking of human value in a society,” Pulitzer Prize-winning author and...
Forty-three green rectangles and black Annie t-shirts fill the Zoom screen as middle school student performers join rehearsal in costume with their greenscreens hanging up behind them. The production of...
Poetry plays an emphatic role in the Parker community -- integrated into clubs, Morning Ex’s, and community-wide celebrations. On March 8, Parker community members gathered virtually to recognize and...
On January 27, right after first semester finals were done and Upper School students were easing into the pace of their second semester courses, senior and Student Government President Carter Wagner made...
The infamous Chicago winter can consist of cold, slippery, and icy snow. When snow starts to build up on the sidewalk, and nights begin to approach faster, students patiently wait for an email that says...
On Wednesday, January 6, Governor J.B. Pritzker, announced that some of Illinois’s 11 regions could have the “toughest restrictions” relating...
According to surveys conducted by the Student Senate, a large portion of the student body had an issue with PE during remote learning this semester....
On November 17, Principal Dan Frank and the division heads announced via an email to parents and guardians that it would be shifting the Lower,...
There are mixed feelings circulating the Upper School as students and faculty experience their first taste of in-person learning since the beginning...
