List of schools in Chicago Public Schools

The Chicago Public Schools (CPS) is the public school district that serves the city of Chicago, Illinois. It is the third-largest school district in the United States by enrollment, with over 600 schools and more than 340,000 students. CPS is known for its diverse student body and wide range of educational programs.

List of Schools in Chicago Public Schools

The Chicago Public Schools district encompasses a variety of educational institutions, including elementary schools, high schools, and specialized schools. Below is a list of notable high schools within the district:

High Schools

• Roberto Clemente Community Academy

 * Located in the Humboldt Park neighborhood, Roberto Clemente Community Academy is known for its International Baccalaureate program and commitment to community engagement.

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Roberto Clemente Community Academy

• Kelvyn Park High School

 * Situated in the Hermosa neighborhood, Kelvyn Park High School offers a variety of academic and extracurricular programs, including Advanced Placement courses.

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Kelvyn Park High School

• Lincoln Park High School

 * Located in the Lincoln Park neighborhood, this school is known for its rigorous academic programs, including the International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement courses.

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Lincoln Park High School

• Wendell Phillips Academy High School

 * As one of the oldest high schools in Chicago, Wendell Phillips Academy High School has a rich history and offers a variety of academic and athletic programs.

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Wendell Phillips Academy High School

Specialized Schools

CPS also includes several specialized schools that focus on specific areas of study or serve particular student populations. These include magnet schools, charter schools, and selective enrollment schools.

Challenges and Achievements

Chicago Public Schools faces numerous challenges, including budget constraints, achievement gaps, and the need for school improvements. However, the district has also achieved significant milestones, such as increasing graduation rates and expanding access to advanced academic programs.

Also see

• Education in Chicago
• List of high schools in Illinois
• Chicago Board of Education
• History of Chicago Public Schools