Stagg High School Honors Two Maintenance Workers With Jack Doyle Charger Pride Award Amid COVID-19 Challenges

CHICAGO (CBS) -- As the school year wraps up, Stagg High School in Palos Hills handed out an annual staff award to two very important people.

They are in charge of maintenance at the building, keeping everything clean and safe amid the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Congratulations to 2021 Jack Doyle Charger Pride Award Recipients Gilberto Ruiz and Dzeva Jahovic! Every day, they embody what Charger Pride is. Their enthusiasm for Stagg is unmatched and their tireless efforts made this year possible. THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING! pic.twitter.com/eD4jNXA6eb
— Stagg High School (@StaggHighSchool) May 27, 2021

Dzeva Jahovic and Gilberto Ruiz received the Jack Doyle Charger Pride Award from Stagg Principal Eric Olsen.

Jack Doyle was a former administrator who mentored the staff and lived and breathed his pride for the Stagg Chargers.

Featured Local Savings

More from CBS News

Chicago to offer $500 grants for families with students with disabilities

U.S. News ranks Chicago high school top 5 among "2024 Best U.S. High Schools"

Evanston Township High School to restrict classroom cellphone use

Families of Chicago students with disabilities can apply for $500 city grants