By Angelita Delcido
Mr. Sean Jack has been part of the Pueblo community since March 2015 as a campus monitor, and now is saying farewell as he leaves for the Denver, CO area to be a coach and counselor at an all-boys academy.
Jack said that the boys at the academy are troubled (with the law) and sent by their parole officers for rehabilitation. While in Colorado, Jack said that he will finish his last semester of college courses for business management.
Sean said that he is enthusiastic about beginning a new personal era of life.
“I expect a little anger at my new school, but I know that I’m up for this challenge,” Jack said.
Sean said that he will miss the bond he enjoyed at Pueblo and joking around with the teachers.
“I’ll always laugh at all of my memories of catching students ditching,” he said.
He added that he will miss seeing students ripping their jeans as they attempted to jump over the school’s fence.
Jack’s last day at Pueblo was Monday, August 29, 2016 and before leaving, he expressed that he hopes he left a positive legacy. He especially wants students to know that he believes in them and that they should take advantage of all of the opportunities that are available to them.
“There’s are a lot of students who believe that they will not do anything after high school, and I just want to let you know that everyone is going to find their way,” Jack said.
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