Sometimes life gets HARD and HEAVY. We are here for you!

Support4U is a mental health-related prevention and support resource that allows students to initiate a text conversation with a licensed mental health clinician, any time of the day, to get immediate assistance and guidance when they are feeling overwhelmed.

Let's talk scholarships!

Our team has the details and tips on how can you get academic and athletic scholarships for college.

Board of Education Meetings

PTHS D209 Board of Education meetings will be held at Proviso Math and Science Academy until further notice as we continue to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Faculty and some staff work remote

Faculty and some staff work remote

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Chat-N-Chew for faculty and staff

Faculty and staff at East, West, and PMSA recently took time to Chat N Chew with Superintendent Henderson. They discussed everything from remote learning and trends in COVID data to growing up in Mississippi and good barbeque on the southside of Chicago. Check out a few clips from the events!

National School Lunch Week

114, 003. That’s how many meals our teams have served to students since the COVID pandemic hit, in March. Our cafeteria staff prepares the meals. Our security teams deliver them. That’s teamwork. And, as we wrap-up National School Lunch Week, we want to say “Thank You” to everyone who makes it happen. We are Proviso strong.

Mental Health Campaign

In a mental health crisis? Do not delay in seeking help. Click on the title to see the resources available to you.

The strength of a Malaysian python: PMSA student heading to Stanford University

Joyce Lin was six years old when she and her family immigrated to the United States from Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. She remembers the struggles her family endured in the southeast Asian country, which motivated them to search for the American dream in Melrose Park, Illinois.

Proviso veteran takes the reins at PMSA

Proviso Township High Schools District 209 is home for William C. Breisch. In 2006, he became a teacher at Proviso East High School, and at the same time assumed the role of coach at Proviso West. The experience allowed him to build relationships with the community.