A.N. Pritzker School

A "Read-a-Thon" organized by parent volunteers saw six hours of continuous reading.

"This is your chance to demand measures be taken at both the city and state levels," a group suggested.

The free event is set for 10 a.m. to noon; anyone with papers to shred is encouraged to get there early.

"It's the biggest shredding event I've ever worked," organizer said of 124 folks eager to shred papers.

Residents can get up to three bags or boxes of paper destroyed for free from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday.

A number of students won't graduate on time after scoring low on Northwest Evaluation Association tests.

More than 30 vendors will be selling clothes, furniture, jewelry, shirts showcasing the 'hood and more.

New scale puts school in line with most CPS elementaries setting "A" mark at 90 percent, principal said.

The West Town Chamber gave about 20 percent of Do-Division Fest's gate donations to area schools.

Pritzker's enrollment is larger than ever; kids at LaSalle II Magnet School are loving a new playground.

Monday night forum to focus on delivery problems, mainly in the 60622 ZIP code.

A WTTW show recalls how in 1960 a bear-size beaver was unearthed during Pritzker School construction.

Energy and optimism fill Heather Reed's classroom at Pritzker School, where she coaches volleyball, too.

CTA and city officials say the posters plastered around Bucktown and Wicker Park weren't approved.

Corn-on-the-cob prepared Mexican-style, lobster rolls and tacos were big hits at a new foodie event.