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Chris Martinez, W. Geo. , Richard Crawford, U.S. Hist., Eric Flores, Govt./Eco. and Roberto Marquez, W. Hist.
These teaches helps our students understand the world around them—past, present, and future. Through discussions, projects, and critical thinking, they guide students to analyze events, understand different perspectives, and become informed, responsible citizens. Beyond the lessons, Social Studies teachers inspire curiosity, encourage respectful conversation, and help students see that their voices and ideas matter in society.
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10th - Levi Hinojosa
11th - Macros Cabrera
12th - Aidan Morales
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Lori Vera, Janet Castaneda, Angela Girtman and Heather Leal
Not pictured Bianca Sambrano and Mark Garza
These ladies greet students, families, and visitors, answer phone calls, handle attendance, help manage student needs, and keep daily operations running smoothly. They assist administrators, support teachers, organize paperwork, and make sure communication flows throughout the campus. Whether directing parents, helping a student who’s having a rough day, or coordinating substitutes, the front office team makes sure the school stays organized, welcoming, and safe every day.
We appreciate them!
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Mrs. Cordova has amazing energy and truly wants all her students to succeed! She brings the positive energy vibes everyday!
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Christa has been accepted into the University of the Incarnate Word (UIW) and Houston Christian University! 📚✨ She plans to pursue a degree in Developmental Psychology, with the goal of becoming a Psychiatrist and dedicating her life to helping others through mental health care. 💙💛
We are so proud of you, Christa! Your compassion, dedication, and passion for understanding the human mind will take you far in making a positive impact on countless lives. 🌟 #WeArePearsall #MaverickPride #ClassOf2026 #FuturePsychiatrist #CollegeBound
PHS would like to give Thanks to our Pearsall ISD Police Department.
Pictured from L to R (not pictured Anna Luera and Bryan Jackson)
Kassandra Benavidez, Ruben Rosales, Richard Gandara, A.B. Cantu, Daniel Zapata, Brenda Ortegon
These individuals are always visible on all campuses. They help keep our students and staff safe. They build positive relationships, support students, respond to emergencies, and provide lessons on safety, awareness, and good decision-making.
We’re grateful for their service and commitment to our school community! Thank you!
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Aiden has been accepted into The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) and Texas A&M University–San Antonio (TAMUSA)! 🦁🤙 He plans to study Marketing and Business Management, combining creativity and leadership to pursue a successful career in the business world. 📈💡
We are so proud of you, Aiden! Your determination, ambition, and drive for success will take you far in your future endeavors. 💙💛 #WeArePearsall #MaverickPride #ClassOf2026 #FutureBusinessLeader #GoJaguars #RoadrunnerPride
🤘To our amazing coaches!🤘
We appreciate all your hard work, time and dedication to our students!
Not pictured: Roberto Marquez, Marie Gutierrez, Carla Rios, Reynaldo Martinez Jr.
PHS would like to give thanks to our Special Education Department!
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Paraprofessionals: Melissa Alcala, Esther Gonzales, Leeann Elizondo, Julia Ibarra, Suzie King (not pictured Sandy Salinas and Monique Jones)
Teachers: Marie Gutierrez, Nathaniel Gamez, Ana Ortiz
Our Special Education (SPED) Department is dedicated to supporting students with diverse learning needs through individualized instruction, specialized services, and inclusive practices. The department works closely with teachers, families, and campus leaders to ensure every student has access to meaningful learning opportunities, accommodations, and the tools necessary for academic success.
Paraprofessionals support instruction, behavior needs, organization, and daily tasks to help students stay engaged and successful.
Beyond academics, the SPED department focuses on social-emotional development, life skills, and transition planning for life after high school, whether that includes college, employment, or vocational training.
Overall, the SPED department is a team of caring, patient, and highly dedicated professionals who believe in advocating for every student and helping them reach their fullest potential. Thank you for all that you do!
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Jacob has been accepted into UTSA, Texas State University, and Texas A&M University–San Antonio! 📚✨ He plans to pursue a career as a Software Engineer, combining creativity and technology to help build the future of computing and innovation. 🖥️🚀
We are so proud of you, Jacob! Your hard work, curiosity, and passion for technology will take you far — the digital world is yours to create! 💙💛 #WeArePearsall #MaverickPride #ClassOf2026 #FutureSoftwareEngineer #TechFuture
We are thankful for keeping our campus clean, safe, and welcoming every single day.
Your hard work often happens behind the scenes, but it never goes unnoticed.
From early mornings to late evenings, you make sure our students and staff have a space we can all be proud of. We appreciate you more than words can say!
Pictured L to R Dora Martinez, Elaine Rodriguez, Berta Alcala, Isela Martinez, Dimas Medrano and Alvaro Martinez. Not pictured Edy Gutierrez
💚🤍 Thank you for all you do!
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Carly has been accepted into Schreiner University, Texas State University, UTRGV, and the University of the Incarnate Word! 🌟✨ She plans to pursue a degree in Nursing, following her passion for caring for others and making a difference in the healthcare field 💙💛
We are so proud of you, Carly, for your dedication and ambition. Your future in healthcare is bright, and we can’t wait to see all that you will accomplish! 🌟 #WeArePearsall #MaverickPride #ClassOf2026 #FutureNurse #CollegeBound
Attending school regularly is one of the most important factors in a student’s success. Each day in class builds on the one before it, helping students develop knowledge, skills, and confidence. When students are present and engaged, they stay connected to their learning, their teachers, and their friends. Thank you, students, parents, and guardians, for your commitment to daily attendance!!
Neveah has been accepted to Southwest Texas Junior College in Uvalde! 📚✨ She plans to pursue her journey to become a Registered Nurse, dedicating her future to caring for others and making a positive impact in the healthcare field. 💙💛
We are so proud of you, Neveah, and can’t wait to see all the amazing things you’ll accomplish as you follow your calling in nursing! 🌟 #WeArePearsall #MaverickPride #ClassOf2026 #FutureNurse
