General Information
| Number of Students | 459 |
| School Grades | K,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 |
| Governance | District |
| Network | Network 6 |
| Attendance Boundaries | Yes |
| Accountability Status | Good Standing |
Support Programs
| Transition Program | No |
| Multisensory Program | No |
| Significantly Modified Curriculum w/ Moderate Supports Program | No |
| Significantly Modified Curriculum w/ Intensive Supports Program | No |
Language
| World Language Programs | Japanese |
Accessibility
| Campus Accessibility | Not Accessible |
| Parking Accessibility | Staff Only |
Early Childhood Programs
| Pre-K | No |
Additional Information
| Dress Code | Yes |
| Title I Eligible | No |
Student Racial Makeup
Student Population Overview
Economic Disadvantage
IEP Status Specialized Learning/Services
English Learners
Student Transfer Rate
School Recognition
EXCELLING
Creative Schools
This school is Excelling in the arts. It meets the goals and priorities outlined in the CPS Arts Education Plan, including Staffing & Instruction, Partnerships, Community & Culture, and Budget & Planning. To learn more, visit http://www.cpsarts.org/.
EXEMPLARY
Specialty Program Certification Designation
Exemplary Schools are ones in which evidence shows program standards are being implemented with fidelity, upheld by members of the school community, and positively impact the student experience. They have established the foundational site conditions needed to sustain program implementation over time.
EXEMPLARY
Specialty Program Certification Designation - Established
Proficiency Based Learning fosters the development of agency, collaboration, adaptability, and leadership by creating learning environments that empower students to co-design their learning path and pace based on their demonstration of proficiency. In proficiency based learning environments, students pace through material based on their demonstration of proficiency on the content, regardless of seat time, meaning they have opportunities to both progress ahead of the pace of the course while earning credit, and also are allotted additional time to demonstrate proficiency when needed. <br /> Established schools are ones in which evidence shows strong implementation of proficiency based learning practices as well as transparent and equitable assessment and grading practices across the school community. They have established the foundational site conditions needed to sustain program implementation over time.
