Q: How many years have you taught at West and in general?
A: I've taught at West five years and taught/been a counselor for 33 years.
Q: What got you into teaching?
A: I used to play...
Q: How long have you taught at West?
A: I am finishing my eleventh year here at West.
Q: What will you miss most about West?
A: I will miss the staff, and a lot of the students. I’ll...
Q: How long have you taught at West?
A: I have taught at West for three years.
Q: What is the length of your full teaching career?
A: 22 years.
Q: What will you miss about...
Q: How long have you been working at West?
A: I have been working here for six years.
Q: What school are you going to after this year?
A: I’m going to be transferring to...
Q: How long have you been at West?
A: Three years, and this was my first school I taught at. I will be moving to West Chicago Community High School.
Q: How do you feel about leaving West?
A: It...
Q: How did you find out about the switch?
A: We know in our positions as associate principals that there are times where our boss, the assistant superintendent Mr. Scott, can move us around. He is the...
“When I found out I had to move schools, it was really bittersweet. I was sad because I love my students and the kids here at West. I was a little bit relieved because I knew I had a job this coming...
Q: How long have you been at West?
A: This is my fourth year.
Q: Where will you be going next year?
A: Central High School.
Q: How did you find out you were going to have...
![“I think one of my favorite memories at West is one of my first English classes of the school year. The kids came in and it started off pretty rough, but by the end of the term, I noticed the change and how much they had grown. I loved how into the things we were doing [they were] and actually enjoyed being there,”
English teacher Amanda Loucks said.](https://whstoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/DSC_0215-900x600.jpg)
