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CHICAGO MATH & SCIENCE HS

7212 N CLARK St, Chicago, Illinois 60626

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School Overview

Each CPS school is a dynamic and vibrant learning community with so many different ways students can thrive. We’re so happy to share all the great things that make our school a great place to learn!

A Message from the Principal

A Message from the Principal

About the school

Chicago Math and Science Academy (CMSA) is Where Excellence Thrives. CMSA has been rated as Level1 school by Chicago Public School for 8 years in a row. We are a public charter school serving Chicago students in grades 6-12. Our school is located in Rogers Park and most of our students walk to school. CMSA is a diverse community with over 40 countries represented in our school community.

Since 2004, our mission has been to change the trajectory of our students’ lives by providing a rigorous, STEM focused (science, technology, engineering, and math) curriculum while creating an effective, equitable learning community with high 185 days of instruction.

* 90-minute math and reading classes * Project Lead the Way Pre-Engineering Courses * AP College Prep Program * Award winning robotics program

Community and parent engagement

We see parents and the community as partners in our students’ education. We believe that forging strong relationships benefit students and the community.

For further information please visit our website at cmsaonline.net

 

A Message from the Principal

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6-12

School Grades

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619

# of Students

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Charter

Governance

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773-761-8960
Phone

773-761-8961
Fax

Visit Website

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8:15 AM - 3:15 PM
School Hours

3:20 PM - 4:05 PM
After School Hours

8:15 AM - 3:15 PM
HS Freshman Hours

7:45 AM
Earliest Dropoff

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Angela Huls
Director

Mrs. Lopez
Admissions

Mrs. Cobb
High School Dean of Academics

Mrs. Sarina
High School Counselor

Mr. Khatoon
High School Counselor

Public Transit

Public Transit

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Union Pacific North (UP-N)

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Our Metrics for School Practices and Student Outcomes

We’ve expanded our school profiles with new metrics to support CPS’ reimagined approach to analyzing school practices and student outcomes. These metrics are organized around four key aspects of school life that provide a fuller picture of how the District and schools are meeting the needs of the whole child. Explore the key aspects below to find information about academic progress, school conditions, community engagement, and more at this school.

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Evidence of Student Learning and Wellbeing

Includes reporting on academic progress, student wellbeing, and college and career planning.

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Daily Learning Experiences

Includes reporting on the curriculum, instruction, environment, interventions, and individualized support over time.

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Adult Capacity and Continuous Learning

Provides insight into the experience, stability, and professional growth of teachers and leadership.

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Inclusive and Collaborative School and Community

Reports access to enrichment activities outside the classroom, community partnerships, and parent involvement.

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How We Partner for Continuous Improvement

District Investments

CPS is committed to providing the resources needed to provide a high-quality education for all our students. Strategic investments are equitably distributed to support school initiatives and priorities that drive student growth.

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Continuous Improvement Work Plan (CIWP)

This three-year strategic plan is prepared by each school’s CIWP team (school leadership, staff, parents, LSC members, community members, and others) to outline the school’s initiatives and priorities to improve student outcomes.

Continuous Improvement Work Plan (CIWP)

This three-year strategic plan is prepared by each school’s CIWP team (school leadership, staff, parents, LSC members, community members, and others) to outline the school’s initiatives and priorities to improve student outcomes.

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