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Grover Cleveland School | Chicago Irving Park Neighborhood Elementary School

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Friends Of Cleveland (FOC) provided each classroom with $200 to help enrich the education of the Cleveland students. 

See below to see how some of these funds have been used.

Room 300

Room 300 was able to order 3-4 hands-on activities for each week.. These craft kits supplement the unit the students are learning about animals and habitats.

Room 104

The picture attached are the books I bought with my FOC stipen! I bought 5 copies of each title to use in my guided reading groups!

My kids love the fun stories!

Room 700

We were able to purchase some new learning toys, books, and paint supplies that were picked out by our students! They have been loving all the new materials added to our class.

Art Room

The cleveland art students used many of the new materials to create art pieces for the Celebrate Cleveland auction items.

Room 310

Room 310 was able to purchase materials to create our “cheers for peers” bulletin board where students recognize their peers and teachers for making an impact in their lives. They also purchased materials used for projects with our reading buddies. On each of the lightbulbs the big buddies (7/8) and the little buddies (k/1) wrote ways they could be kind in school.

Room 206

Room 206 used the funds to purchase a small couch for their classroom library. Students enjoy reading on this couch. They also got new lights which brings a calming energy and a soft relaxed ambiance.

Room 211

Room 211 got art supplies & board games for the students to use in the classroom. Games were purchased with varying levels of complexity and familiarity for the students. Also purchased were various essential classroom items like chart paper, markers, and pencil grips. We have used these games to reinforce essential classroom (and life!) skills such as teamwork, taking care of materials, communicating with others, resolving conflict, and reading directions. It gives students real life experiences for building and applying these skills – it helps that they get to have fun while doing it!

Room 209

In 209 they got many board games for Friday fun, math and science hands on materials like gum drops and toothpicks and straws. The students love the games and it motivates them to behave and pay attention during the week to try and earn Friday fun. Hands on science and math activities can get expensive. They love to build things like cell structures in a physical way.

Rooms 302 & 309

High School Entrance Exam Breakfast + Snacks

Rooms 302 and 302 pooled their stipend together to organize two events for our 8th graders. The first was for their all-important High School Entrance Exam in November 9. Our students had put in much effort preparing for this crucial test that helped determine their placement for next year. To help them fuel up that morning, we lay out a spread of healthy fruits, baked goods, juice, and filling treats from McDonald’s. We also assembled snack bags with granola bars, fruit snacks, and mints for them to munch on for extra energy in between tests. Our 8th graders were ready to go and it showed! We are excited for all of our future freshmen next year! (4 photos + 1 movie attached)

Rooms 302 & 309

Holiday Party

The 8th graders had a busy December with HolidayGram fundraising and various extracurricular events, in addition to rigorous academics during 2nd quarter. We celebrated their efforts as a class with a holiday party. A highlight was our Gingerbread House Contest – materials purchased using our stipend. With Mr. Boettjer as our impartial judge, the 8th grade wrapped up on a joyful and festive note before winter break! (5 photos attached)

Room 202

FOC’s classroom donation has come in handy ALL year. Here are some of the wonderful activities or materials room 202 was able to purchase:

– MANY Teachers Pay Teachers purchases: escape rooms, review bingo game, a color by number figurative language practice, task cards, scavenger hunts– SO many wonderful materials.

– I purchased play doh for a hands-on science activity during our digestion unit (picture attached)

– The funds were used to purchase snacks for my incentive bin

– I was able to purchase new scissors, stickers, and colored paper, all of which are used heavily in my classroom.

– Lastly, additional books for our book clubs this year!

Room 304

The main items purchased with these funds were rewards for a behavior intervention “Check In and Check out” for specific middle school students and for access to PBS learning platform to show students various primary and secondary sources for study.

We have used these rewards to help build confidence in knowing a student’s inner worth and striving towards success. The PBS learning platform allows me to use culturally relevant sources to teach students about portions of our history here in Chicago and what it means to be a civic participant.

Room 303

As part of the middle school Cluster curriculum, we incorporate our academic lessons and skills into Functional Life Skills lessons. Last year, room 303 built a culinary program at Cleveland, funding supplies necessary to teach students how to use different utensils and appliances. And this year, with the help of FOC’s donation, the students have been able to fund several cooking lessons, putting those science nutrition and math addition/fraction skills to the test! Students were introduced to using measuring cups, locating where different ingredients are kept in the kitchen, how to use a microwave, hot plate, blender, and instant pot. The students have been able to generalize the skills they are working on in their small group lessons and give them meaning.

Room 109

Funds were used to purchase 2 flex-chairs that we needed for our growing class, a class-set of black binders, clear pocket folders, and expo markers.

Coming into this year, many of my students were behind grade level in reading and writing. This meant that the books in my classroom that normally serve well for second graders, were not going to work well for the students in front of me for this year. This money allowed for my co-teacher and I to get creative in our personalization of the students’ learning. Each student got a binder that was exclusively theirs, where they could put all their reading resources that were on THEIR personal level. These binders have served us well all year, as we have used them every single day in class, and students take them home each weekend! Through them, students have learned organizational skills, responsibility for their own work, and feel proud of how far they have come from the beginning of their binders!

Room 102

We used the funds for a class pet: hermit crabs!

 Before purchasing the crabs, we read a couple of books about them and made notes about what they need. The hermit crabs have been a great way to get children thinking about science concepts, particularly habitats. Children voted on names, and they chose Guaca and Mole. Together, we have learned that hermit crabs like to hide and are more active at night, but children enjoy finding the crabs in their hiding spots and relish the moments that the crabs are more active in their tank during the school day. At various points since we got them in January, the crabs have burrowed under the substrate for weeks at a time, during which period we do not see them at all. I wondered how much of my language about molting and growing was getting through to the children, so I was pleased when I overheard children explaining to our substitute teachers that, while Guaca is out and about, Mole is “under the dirt” because “he’s growing.”

Room 102

The crabs have had a wonderful social-emotional impact, particularly given these stressful years of the pandemic in which my preschoolers have spent the majority of their young lives. The kids enjoy helping me feed the crabs and change their salt and fresh waters. When children need to take a break to regulate their emotions, we offer sitting with Guaca and Mole as an option.

Room 111

The funds were used to purchase various hands-on literacy and math games and a classroom magnetic letters kit. These are used for independent practice at work stations. Room 111 purchased a giant magnetic writing page that is used for modeling during writing. Clipboards were also purchased for extra flexible seating options in our classroom.

Room 201

With the stipend money, we were able to purchase more supplies, materials, and art projects for the students to do during their last weeks of school. -glue -markers -crafts for 1. Cinco de Mayo 2. Mother’s Day 3. Bird trees/feeders 4. Father’s Day 5. Forth of July & other summer time events 6. Weather wheels The students in my class enjoy creating hands on crafts and activities that they can share with their families at home!

Room 116

Room 116 purchased a shelf for the science center and a book binding machine to make classroom journals.

Gym

Mr B used the funds to purchase of foam gator skin playballs.

Friends Of Cleveland (FOC)is proud to have brought Cleveland a residency from Old Town School of Folk Music

This program brought an 8 week course for grades K-4.

Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grades did the Global Voices Program which teaches the kids to sing the music of American and global traditions, from Celtic to Spanish; Native American to South African! Through this choir program, students strengthen their voices and musicality through ear training and vocal exercise. The melodies and harmonies of young voices will sound through the halls as we celebrate the art of performance, singing together, musical traditions and sharing song with the world.

3rd and 4th graders participated in the Storysong Program. Through class discussion and group work, students establish characters and identify key elements in a story, and work together to retell the story through live performance. Choose a favorite story to interpret through songwriting and develop it into an original musical presentation. Students will learn about verse, chorus, meter and rhyme, and use these elements to produce their own original song. The creation of props, masks, costumes and sets will help students further connect as a community and take part in a shared goal.

Friends Of Cleveland is SO excited about our most recent addition to the school – the soccer goal back stop net!

With funds from recent donation efforts, we were able to install a large SOCCER GOAL BACK NET along the school side of the soccer field.

The net was installed to both protect the schools windows (new windows will be coming to the school this summer!!) and eliminate the extremely loud (and often times startling) bang it caused in the lunch room when balls hit windows/doors. Teachers and students who use the lunchroom doors can now come in and out of the school without worry!

Thank you for all of the people who spent lots of time to make this project happen and thank you to all of the friends, families and community members who have made donations to make this project a reality!

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Best Public Schools in Chicago and the Suburbs – Chicago Magazine

Best Public Schools in Chicago and the Suburbs

Despite the strains on public schools right now—especially in Chicago—the best ones still deliver a terrific education. But which ones are the best? Check out our rankings of the 133 top elementary and high schools in the area. PLUS: Read how to get your child into the best CPS schools and our methodology for ranking the top 133

By Steve Hendershot, Owen Hurd, Geoffrey Johnson, Dennis Rodkin, and Jennifer Tanaka

August 14, 2012, 1:37 pm

Top 20 elementary schools in Chicago

	School	Neighborhood	Grades	Enroll- ment	% Low Income	Spending Per Pupil	Class Size	ISAT
1	Decatur Classical School	West Ridge	K-6	283	17.7	$7,946	26.5	100
2	Edison Regional Gifted Center	Albany Park	K-8	269	8.9	$7,946	28	100
3	Skinner North Classical School	Near North Side	K-3	165	28. 5	$7,946	28.5	100
4	Keller Regional Gifted Center	Mount Greenwood	1-8	244	15.6	$7,946	29	100
5	Poe Elementary Classical School	Pullman	K-6	192	47.4	$7,946	26	99.2
6	Lenart Regional Gifted Center	West Chatham	PK-8	322	28.3	$7,946	34	100
7	Skinner West Elementary School	Near West Side	PK-8	718	26.7	$7,946	29	99.3
8	Edgebrook Elementary School	Edgebrook	K-8	455	11.9	$7,946	26	97.5
9	McDade Classical School	Chatham	K-6	196	34.7	$7,946	29	98. 9
10	Andrew Jackson Language Academy	University Village	K-8	550	32.2	$7,946	29	98
11	Bell Elementary School	North Center	K-8	947	20.3	$7,946	27.8	96.2
12	Hawthorne Scholastic Academy	Lake View	K-8	561	17.3	$7,946	32	97.6
13	Blaine Elementary School	Lake View	PK-8	915	22.3	$7,946	26	95.1
14	Lincoln Elementary School	Lincoln Park	K-8	742	14	$7,946	30	96.3
15	Oriole Park Elementary School	Norwood Park	PK-8	646	16.7	$7,946	23.3	94.7
16	Mount Greenwood Elementary School	Mount Greenwood	PK-8	837	30	$7,946	28. 8	95.1
17	South Loop Elementary School	South Loop	PK-8	693	35.4	$7,946	30.7	95.4
18	Burley Elementary School	Lake View	PK-8	566	25.8	$7,946	26.5	94.7
19	LaSalle Language Academy	Old Town	K-8	571	22.1	$7,946	32	95.2
20	Sauganash Elementary School	Sauganash	K-8	551	29.4	$7,946	29.5	94.9

Top 15 high schools in Chicago

	School	Neighborhood	Enrollment	% Low Income	Spending Per Pupil	Graduaion Rate	ACT	PSAE
1	Northside College Prep High School	North Park	1,086	34. 8	$7,946	100	29.2	100
2	Walter Payton College Prep High School	Old Town	893	33.1	$7,946	98.8	28.3	95
3	Whitney Young Magnet High School	Near West Side	2,160	38.5	$7,946	96.2	26.6	96.1
4	Jones College Prep High School	South Loop	844	53.2	$7,946	92.9	25.2	92.8
5	Brooks College Prep Academy	Roseland	764	85.3	$7,946	94.1	21.7	70.5
6	Lane Technical High School	North Center	4,161	60.6	$7,946	88.5	23.3	88
7	Lincoln Park High School	Lincoln Park	2,273	56.1	$7,946	90. 6	22.1	61.2
8	Devry Advantage Academy High School	North Center	221	75.1	$7,946	100	19.7	68.4
9	King College Prep High School	Kenwood	925	72.2	$7,946	86.6	20.2	56.9
10	Von Steuben Metropolitan Science Center	North Park	1,659	74.9	$7,946	86.5	20.4	55.6
11	Lindblom Math and Science Academy	West Englewood	878	69.8	$7,946	81.5	21.6	76.8
12	Noble Street College Prep	West Town	5,330	88	$7,946	89.7	19.9	50.4
13	Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences	Mount Greenwood	586	52.6	$7,946	82. 5	20	59.1
14	Chicago Virtual Charter School	N/A	564	61.7	$7,946	81.8	20.1	43.8
15	Kenwood Academy High School	Kenwood	1,829	78.2	$7,946	85.1	18.9	45.4

NOTES: All data are from 2010-11. Class size is for first grade. Low income is the percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch. ISAT is a composite percentage of students who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Illinois Standards achievement Test. ACT is an average for student performance on the ACT college entrance exam (36 is the highest possible score). PSAE is the percentage of 11th graders who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Prairie State Achievement Examination. SOURCE: Illinois State Board of Education

Top 20 elementary schools in Cook County

	School	Town (District)	Grades	Enroll- ment	% Low Income	Spending Per Pupil	Class Size	ISAT
1	Joseph Sears School	Kenilworth (38)	PK-8	544	0	$10,064	11. 9	99.4
2	Middlefork School	Northfield (29)	PK-3	207	1	$14,874	11.3	98.1
3	Greeley School	Winnetka (36)	PK-4	293	0	$9,967	12.6	98.2
4	Marie Murphy School	Wilmette (37)	PK, 6-8	258	7.4	$9,015	10.4	98.2
5	Greenbriar School	Northbrook (28)	K-5	376	1.9	$10,895	11.9	98.1
6	Wescott School	Northbrook (30)	1-5	376	2.1	$9,212	13.4	98.2
7	Romona Elementary School	Wilmette (39)	PK-4	501	2.6	$8,067	15.7	98.4
8	Washburne School	Winnetka (36)	7-8	483	0	$9,967	12. 6	97.5
9	Maple School	Northbrook (30)	6-8	409	5.1	$9,212	13.4	97.6
10	Greenbrier Elementary School	Arlington Heights (25)	PK-5	286	5.2	$6,847	17.6	98.6
11	Avoca West Elementary School	Glenview (37)	K-5	397	7.8	$9,015	10.4	97.3
12	John Laidlaw Elementary School	Western Springs (101)	K-5	433	0	$5,819	18.4	98.1
13	Willowbrook School	Glenview (30)	PK-5	337	1.8	$9,212	13.4	97
14	Central Elementary School	Wilmette (39)	K-4	544	0.4	$8,067	15.7	97.2
15	Lincoln Elementary School	River Forest (90)	PK-4	389	4. 6	$7,697	15.7	97.4
16	Chippewa Elementary School	Palos Heights (128)	1-3	217	3.2	$6,041	18.3	97.8
17	Harper School	Wilmette (39)	K-4	421	0.2	$8,067	15.7	97.1
18	McClure Junior High School	Western Springs (101)	6-8	530	0	$5,819	18.4	97.6
19	Highcrest Middle School	Wilmette (39)	5-6	806	1	$8,067	15.7	97
20	Hoover Math and Science Academy	Schaumburg (54)	PK-6	439	3.6	$7,881	16.5	97.1

Top 20 high schools in Cook County

	School	Town (District)	Enrollment	% Low Income	Spending Per Pupil	Graduaion Rate	ACT	PSAE
1	Glenbrook North High School	Northbrook (225)	2,123	5. 6	$11,224	98.2	26.3	86.4
2	New Trier Township High School	Winnetka (203)	3,097	3.9	$12,043	96.3	27.5	89.8
3	Prospect High School	Mount Prospect (214)	2,161	8.4	$10,515	96.1	25.2	79.4
4	Glenbrook South High School	Glenview (225)	2,639	18.1	$11,224	97.9	24.7	75
5	John Hersey High School	Arlington Heights (214)	2,056	11.1	$10,515	95.4	25.2	78
6	Maine South High School	Park Ridge (207)	2,596	7.7	$11,364	93.3	25	78.3
7	William Fremd High School	Palatine (211)	2,876	11. 3	$9,263	95.8	24.8	76.4
8	Buffalo Grove High School	Buffalo Grove (214)	2,125	16.1	$10,515	96.6	23.4	65
9	Riverside Brookfield High School	Riverside (208)	1,440	17.5	$10,117	94.7	23.3	76
10	Oak Park and River Forest High School	Oak Park (200)	3,241	20.3	$10,600	94	24.1	69.9
11	James B. Conant High School	Hoffman Estates (211)	2,424	19.5	$9,263	98.1	22.9	69.8
12	Carl Sandburg High School	Orland Park (230)	3,599	7.1	$8,102	96.8	23	70.5
13	Lyons Township High School	La Grange (204)	3,885	13	$9,452	89. 8	24.1	73
14	Proviso Math and Science Academy	Forest Park (209)	769	45.3	$7,583	100	21.5	72.2
15	Lemont High School	Lemont (210)	1,485	6.4	$8,693	91.2	23	71.8
16	Victor J. Andrew High School	Orland Hills (230)	2,288	9.6	$8,102	95.8	22.8	68.2
17	Niles West High School	Skokie (219)	2,560	30.1	$12,563	91.1	21.9	63.8
18	Niles North High School	Skokie (219)	2,170	31.6	$12,563	90	22.2	62.6
19	Schaumburg High School	Schaumburg (211)	2,486	26.3	$9,263	95.6	21. 9	62
20	Amos Alonzo Stagg High School	Palos Hills (230)	2,516	22.9	$8,102	95.3	21.1	59.7

NOTES: All data are from 2010-11. Low income is the percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch. ISAT is a composite percentage of students who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Illinois Standards achievement Test. ACT is an average for student performance on the ACT college entrance exam (36 is the highest possible score). PSAE is the percentage of 11th graders who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Prairie State Achievement Examination. SOURCE: Illinois State Board of Education

Top 10 elementary schools in Dupage County

	School	Town (District)	Grades	Enroll- ment	% Low Income	Spending Per Pupil	Class Size	ISAT
1	Brook Forest Elementary School	Oak Brook (53)	PK-5	267	3. 7	$11,431	9.8	99.7
2	Butler Junior High School	Oak Brook (53)	6-8	149	3.4	$11,431	9.8	98.3
3	Clarendon Hills Middle School	Clarendon Hills (181)	6-8	629	3.2	$8,619	17	98.7
4	Hinsdale Middle School	Hinsdale (181)	6-8	782	4.5	$8,619	17	97.6
5	Lane Elementary School	Hinsdale (181)	K-5	382	2.1	$8,619	17	97.6
6	Gower Middle School	Burr Ridge (62)	5-8	420	8.8	$8,066	15.4	97.7
7	Monroe Elementary School	Hinsdale (181)	PK-5	443	1.8	$8,619	17	97. 5
8	Walker School	Clarendon Hills (181)	K-5	311	4.2	$8,619	17	97.4
9	Prospect Elementary School	Clarendon Hills (181)	K-5	436	3	$8,619	17	97.1
10	Madison Elementary School	Hinsdale (181)	K-5	449	2.9	$8,619	17	97

Top 10 high schools in Dupage County

	School	Town (District)	Enrollment	% Low Income	Spending Per Pupil	Graduaion Rate	ACT	PSAE
1	Hinsdale Central High School	Hinsdale (86)	2,740	4.3	$10,910	97	26.4	87.7
2	Naperville Central High School	Naperville (203)	2,941	6. 6	$7,458	97.8	25.2	81.5
3	Neuqua Valley High School	Naperville (204)	4,302	6.9	$6,637	99.1	25.2	83.2
4	Naperville North High School	Naperville (203)	3,186	12	$7,458	92.7	25.6	77.9
5	North High School	Downers Grove (99)	2,171	16	$9,659	91.9	24.3	76
6	Wheaton North High School	Wheaton (200)	2,173	24.8	$7,271	87.9	24.4	73.3
7	York Community High School	Elmhurst (205)	2,646	13.3	$7,694	90.1	23.5	72.7
8	Wheaton Warrenville South High School	Wheaton (200)	2,310	21. 3	$7,271	91.7	24.1	70.7
9	Lisle High School	Lisle (202)	581	20.7	$9,716	90	23.1	70.6
10	Waubonsie Valley High School	Aurora (204)	2,951	17.6	$6,637	96.2	23.6	69.2

NOTES: All data are from 2010-11. Low income is the percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch. ISAT is a composite percentage of students who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Illinois Standards achievement Test. ACT is an average for student performance on the ACT college entrance exam (36 is the highest possible score). PSAE is the percentage of 11th graders who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Prairie State Achievement Examination. SOURCE: Illinois State Board of Education

Top 10 elementary schools in Lake County

	School	Town (District)	Grades	Enroll- ment	% Low Income	Spending Per Pupil	Class Size	ISAT
1	Braeside Elementary School	Highland Park (112)	K-5	273	2. 2	$8,959	14.4	98.8
2	Everett Elementary School	Lake Forest (67)	K-4	376	0.5	$7,638	12.9	98.8
3	Cherokee Elementary School	Lake Forest (67)	K-4	359	0.8	$7,638	12.9	98.1
4	Lincoln Elementary School	Highland Park (112)	K-5	282	5.7	$8,959	14.4	97.4
5	Daniel Wright Junior High School	Lincolnshire (103)	5-8	791	1.4	$8,703	14.8	97.4
6	Ravinia Elementary School	Highland Park (112)	K-5	327	5.5	$8,959	14.4	96.8
7	Twin Groves Middle School	Buffalo Grove (96)	6-8	569	3	$7,492	15. 9	98.5
8	South Park Elementary School	Deerfield (109)	PK-5	508	0.4	$8,599	15.4	97.9
9	Wilmot Elementary School	Deerfield (109)	K-5	593	0.3	$8,599	15.4	97.1
10	Kildeer Countryside Elementary School	Long Grove (96)	1-5	524	2.1	$7,492	15.9	98

Top 10 high schools in Lake County

	School	Town (District)	Enrollment	% Low Income	Spending Per Pupil	Graduaion Rate	ACT	PSAE
1	Deerfield High School	Deerfield (113)	1,718	1.5	$10,849	97.2	27.1	88.4
2	Lake Forest High School	Lake Forest (115)	1,739	3. 6	$12,008	94.2	26.8	82.1
3	Libertyville High School	Libertyville (128)	2,037	5	$11,178	95.8	25.2	80.6
4	Adlai E. Stevenson High School	Lincolnshire (125)	4,253	4.2	$9,696	93	26.2	86.8
5	Vernon Hills High School	Vernon Hills (128)	1,354	9.4	$11,178	92.5	24.8	80.8
6	Highland Park High School	Highland Park (113)	2,026	13.5	$10,849	90.4	26	75
7	Barrington High School	Barrington (220)	3,037	14.5	$7,757	92.2	25	78.3
8	Lake Zurich High School	Lake Zurich (95)	2,235	7. 7	$6,480	100	24.3	74
9	Lakes Community High School	Lake Villa (117)	1,415	11.8	$8,709	89.3	22	67.3
10	Grayslake Central High School	Grayslake (127)	1,354	11.6	$7,284	88.9	22.7	66

NOTES: All data are from 2010-11. Low income is the percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch. ISAT is a composite percentage of students who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Illinois Standards achievement Test. ACT is an average for student performance on the ACT college entrance exam (36 is the highest possible score). PSAE is the percentage of 11th graders who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Prairie State Achievement Examination. SOURCE: Illinois State Board of Education

Top 5 elementary schools in Kane County

	School	Town (District)	Grades	Enroll- ment	% Low Income	Spending Per Pupil	Class Size	ISAT
1	Mill Creek School	Geneva (304)	K-5	389	0. 8	$6,248	18	95.8
2	Bell-Graham Elementary School	St. Charles (303)	K-5	571	2.6	$6,332	18.4	95.5
3	Haines Middle School	St. Charles (303)	6-8	1,109	5.2	$6,332	18.4	95.4
4	Geneva Middle School South	Geneva (304)	6-8	725	3.6	$6,248	18	95.3
5	Geneva Middle School North	Geneva (304)	6-8	724	5.5	$6,248	18	94.8

Top 1 high school in Kane County

	School	Town (District)	Enrollment	% Low Income	Spending Per Pupil	Graduaion Rate	ACT	PSAE
1	Geneva Community High School	Geneva (304)	1,979	5. 2	$6,248	96	24.1	76.2

Top 5 elementary schools in McHenry County

	School	Town (District)	Grades	Enroll- ment	% Low Income	Spending Per Pupil	Class Size	ISAT
1	Prairie Grove Jr. High School	Crystal Lake (46)	6-8	380	14.2	$6,308	16.4	96.5
2	Woods Creek Elementary School	Crystal Lake (47)	K-5	656	10.1	$6,059	17.5	95.1
3	Algonquin Road Elementary School	Fox River Grove (3)	PK-4	283	15.9	$6,425	15.3	92.7
4	Heineman Middle School	Algonquin (158)	6-8	790	10.1	$4,622	18. 7	95.1
5	Conley Elementary School	Algonquin (158)	3-5	712	12.5	$4,622	18.7	93.2

Top 1 high school in McHenry County

Top 5 elementary schools in Will County

	School	Town (District)	Grades	Enroll- ment	% Low Income	Spending Per Pupil	Class Size	ISAT
1	Fry Elementary School	Naperville (204)	K-5	798	3. 1	$6,637	18.7	97.6
2	Eisenhower Academy	Joliet (86)	1-5	283	30	$5,607	22.4	98.2
3	River Woods Elementary School	Naperville (203)	K-5	452	2	$7,458	19.1	97
4	Gordon Gregory Middle School	Naperville (204)	6-8	986	7.5	$6,637	18.7	96.4
5	Robert Clow Elementary School	Naperville (204)	K-5	427	8.7	$6,637	18.7	96.3

Top 1 high school in Will County

	School	Town (District)	Enrollment	% Low Income	Spending Per Pupil	Graduaion Rate	ACT	PSAE
1	Lincoln-Way East High School	Frankfort (210)	2,271	8	$6,509	92. 3	23.6	76.3

NOTES: All data are from 2010-11. Low income is the percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch. ISAT is a composite percentage of students who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Illinois Standards achievement Test. ACT is an average for student performance on the ACT college entrance exam (36 is the highest possible score). PSAE is the percentage of 11th graders who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Prairie State Achievement Examination. SOURCE: Illinois State Board of Education

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The typical American elementary school community consists of children ages 6-12 and kindergarten (similar to preschool) through 6th grade. From here, they typically attend high school in 7th and 8th grade, then finish schooling in high school from 9th to 12th grade. There are variants of this format throughout the country, but most follow this layout. Public schools receive support from taxpayers and the budget and education is determined by public vote. Which school a child attends is determined by where they live.

Chicago students in the public school system are served by 680 public schools in 32 school districts. There are over 400,000 students in the system with an operating budget of $4.648 billion. A number of initiatives such as the Chicago Reading Initiative and the Chicago Math and Science Initiatives are programs that have been implemented throughout the county to ensure students meet minimum standards in achieving core subjects. There are also several specialty schools, like the Chicago Graduate School for Agricultural Sciences, located on Last Farm in Chicago, which prepares students to work in “nothing to do with food and fiber,” and Curie Metropolitan High School, with a magnet of performing and artistic creativity programs. and electronic repair and maintenance.For more information on registration, statistics and contact information for the district: http://www.cps.k12.il.us/ or public school information:

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Chicago, IL 60603
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There are also 293 private schools in Chicago with a system that provides for student paid tuition. Many schools are religiously affiliated and completely separate from the state. Tuition is usually very expensive, averaging between $8,000 and $16,000. Scholarships and financial aid may be available through the school. The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago operates a Roman Catholic school in the city. Among the best known private schools in Chicago are the Latin School and the Francis W. Parker School.

University

Universities are very expensive with prices increasing every year. A public university can cost around $6,000 to $10,000 to study alone with housing, books and other learning needs costing much more. The academic academic year usually runs from September to June with the option of a summer quarter, which is a different account. A private university is much more costly with tuition costs somewhere between $20,000 and even up to $50,000 a year. Scholarships and financial aid will help students attend the university of their choice, however most students must take out loans to complete their education.

There are 86 colleges and universities in the Chicago area with a number of renowned ones throughout the country. Since the 1890s, Chicago has been the center of the world in higher education and research. Three universities in and around the city, Northwestern University, the University of Illinois at Chicago and the University of Chicago, are among the top echelon of doctoral-granting research universities under the Carnegie classification system.
Northwestern University, one private university of national prominence, is located in the suburb of Evanston. Northwestern also leads the downtown campus, with the Feinberg School of Medicine and the Faculty of Law.
The University of Chicago has about 12,000 registrations and is one of the most respected universities. The university is associated with 81 Nobel Prize winners (more than any other university in the country). The University of Chicago was founded with a dedication by John D. Rockefeller in 1891 and has an international reputation for pioneering research and “Chicago’s plan” in undergraduate education.
The University of Illinois at Chicago is a nationally ranked public research institution and the city’s largest university. UIC is also proud of the nation’s largest medical school.

There are many other important educational institutions within Chicago, including: The
School of the Art Institute of Chicago has over 2,700 students and has national arts instruction status.
Illinois Institute of Technology is a renowned engineering and architecture program and has been hosted by world renowned contemporary architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe for many years.
Loyola University and Loyola University is a prominent Catholic university. Loyola is the largest Jesuit university in the country while DePaul is the largest Catholic university in the US
The Chicago School of Architecture at PEC follows the aesthetic credo, “form follows function” and forms from masters such as Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright, and later functionalist architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe all of which designed buildings in the city, and are produced in Chicago the true life of the architectural museum.

Libraries and Research Centers

To facilitate Chicagoans’ love of knowledge, there is an extensive library system. The Chicago Public Library includes 75 branches, two regional libraries, and the central Harold Washington Library Center, which opened at 1991 and is one of the premier educational and cultural resources in the city of Chicago. At 756,000 square feet, the Library Center is the largest municipal building in the world. Library The collection consists of about 6.5 million books, periodicals and 14,500 TV series, 90,000 audiovisual titles, and 3 million microfiches. A special collection of books and materials in 90 foreign languages ​​is maintained, and the center’s library also has a collection of materials from the Chicago Theater Collection, the Civil War Collection, and the Chicago Blues Archives. The Center’s Library is an 18,000-square-foot children’s library, a bustling Business/Science/Technology Division, and a Teacher Resource Center offering print and online resources to assist educators. On display throughout the building is an extensive public art collection.

Public Library Information:
Chicago Public Library
400 State South Street
Chicago, IL 60605
Phone (312) 747-4300

Also in the library center, regional libraries are scattered around the city. Since 1989, more than 40 library branches have been built and renovated in the city. All of Chicago’s public libraries offer free Internet access and free access to scientific databases.

The University of Chicago, internationally recognized for excellence in education and research, maintains a Central Library with over 7 million printed works and 30 million manuscripts and archival items. Special collections are contained in American and British Literature, American History, Theology and Biblical Criticism, American and British Drama, and Continental Literature. The University of Chicago operates seven separate facilities, including the D’Angelo Law Library and the Social Services Administration Library.

The Newberry Library is an independent research library and was founded in 1887. Free to the public, in the library, with the exception of research materials, circulating more than 1.4 million volumes, among the special collections of materials relating to Americana and American Indians.

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