North Chicago School District 187 Explained

North Chicago School District 187
Type:	Public
Grades:	PreK–12
Region:	North Chicago, Illinois
Country:	United States
Schools:	10
Us Nces District Id:	1700110
Students:	3,983^[1]
Teachers:	238.30 (on FTE basis)
Ratio:	16.71:1
Website:	d187.org

North Chicago School District 187 is an Illinois school district headquartered in the Lake County city of North Chicago.^[2]

Schools

• Green Bay Early Childhood Center (PreK)
• Alexander (formerly North) (K-3)
• Forrestal (K-3)
• A.J. Katzenmeier (4-5)
• Neal Math and Science Academy (6-8)
• North Chicago Community High School (9-12)

District 187 previously governed ten schools: one early childhood center (Howard A. Yeager School), six elementary schools (A.J. Katzenmeier School, Forrestal Elementary School, Greenbay Elementary School, Marjorie P. Hart Elementary School, North Elementary School and South Elementary School), two middle/junior high schools (Novak 6th Grade Center and Neal Math and Science Academy) and one high school (North Chicago Community High School).

In 2013 the district closed two campuses, Greenbay and South. Additionally, in 2017 the district closed Yeager.^[3]

References

1. Web site: North Chicago Sd 187 . National Center for Education Statistics . 22 September 2011 . Total Students: 3,983 (2009-2010).
2. "Contact." North Chicago School District 187. Retrieved on December 21, 2016. "2000 Lewis Avenue. North Chicago, IL 60064"
3. "Facilities Consolidation and Program Reorganization." North Chicago School District 187. Retrieved on December 21, 2016.

• Web site: Schools . 2011 . North Chicago School District 187 . 14 September 2011.

External links

• District home page