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23 Leading Illinois Districts with High Schools Participating in Race to the Top 23 Leading Illinois Districts with High Schools Participating in Race to the Top 8 23 18 7 12 17 13 4 15 11 3 14 1 19 22 9 5 2 21 16 6 20 10 Career Cluster Key Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources Energy Fall 2012 Student Enrollment (9th-12th Grades) Health Science Information Technology < 1,000 1,000 - 2,999 Manufacturing 3,000-4,999 5,000+ Research & Development 1 23 Leading Illinois Districts with High Schools Participating in Race to the Top 1. Bloomington District 87 (P-12 District) Website: www.district87.org County: McLean Regional Office of Education: 17 High School: Bloomington High School Career Clusters: • Health Science • Information Technology Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 5,629 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 1,438 Community College District: Heartland Community College 2. Brooklyn Unit SD 188 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.lovejoy.stclair.k12.il.us County: St. Clair Regional Office of Education: 50 High School: Lovejoy Academy Career Clusters: • Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources • Health Science Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 145 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 36 Community College District: Southwestern Illinois College 3. Canton Union SD 66 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.cantonusd.org County: Fulton Regional Office of Education: 22 High School: Canton High School Career Clusters: • Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources • Manufacturing Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 2,607 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 741 Community College District: Spoon River College 2 23 Leading Illinois Districts with High Schools Participating in Race to the Top 4. City of Chicago SD 299 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.cps.edu/Pages/home.aspx County: Cook Regional Office of Education: 15 Participation: Five City of Chicago High Schools are building pathways under RttT. Enrollment Fall 2012-20132: • Chicago Vocational Career Academy: 850 students • Clark High School: 529 students • Corliss High School: 504 students • Lake View High School: 1,508 students • Sarah E. Goode STEM Academy: 236 students Career Cluster: • Information Technology Community College District: City Colleges of Chicago 5. East Richland CUSD 1 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.ercu1.net County: Richland Regional Office of Education: 12 High School: East Richland High School Career Clusters: • Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources • Health Science Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 2,066 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 623 Community College District: Olney Central College 3 23 Leading Illinois Districts with High Schools Participating in Race to the Top 6. East St Louis SD 189 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.estl189.com County: St. Clair Regional Office of Education: 50 High School: East St. Louis Senior High School Career Clusters: • Information Technology • Health Science Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 6,431 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 1,729 Community College District: Southwestern Illinois College 7. Eastland CUSD 308 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.eastland308.com County: Carroll Regional Office of Education: 8 High School: Eastland High School Career Clusters: • Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources • Health Science Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 680 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 210 Community College District: Highland Community College 8. Freeport SD 145 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.freeport.k12.il.us County: Stephenson Regional Office of Education: 8 High School: Freeport High School Career Clusters: • Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources • Health Science Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 4,165 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 1,218 Community College District: Highland Community College 4 23 Leading Illinois Districts with High Schools Participating in Race to the Top 9. Illini Central SD 189 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.illinicentral.org County: Mason Regional Office of Education: 38 High School: Illini Central High School Career Clusters: • Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources • Health Science Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 810 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 245 Community College District: Lincoln Land Community College 10. Marion CUSD 2 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.marionunit2.org County: Williamson Regional Office of Education: 21 High School: Marion High School Career Clusters: • Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources • Health Science Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 4,022 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 1,126 Community College District: John A. Logan College 11. McLean CUSD 5 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.unit5.org County: McLean Regional Office of Education: 17 High Schools: Normal Community High School, Normal West High School Career Clusters: • Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources • Health Science Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 13,514 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 3,511 Community College District: Heartland Community College 5 23 Leading Illinois Districts with High Schools Participating in Race to the Top 12. Morrison CUSD 6 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.morrisonschools.org County: Whiteside Regional Office of Education: 10 High School: Morrison High School Career Clusters: • Health Science • Information Technology Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 1,103 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 334 Community College District: Sauk Valley Community College 13. Niles Township HSD 219 (9-12 District) Website: http://www.niles-hs.k12.il.us County: Cook Regional Office of Education: 5 High Schools: Niles North High School, Niles West High School Career Clusters: • Manufacturing • Research & Development Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 4,844 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 4,844 Community College District: Oakton Community College 14. Peoria SD 150 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.psd150.org County: Peoria Regional Office of Education: 48 High Schools: Manual Academy, Peoria High School, Richwoods High School Career Clusters: • Health Science • Research & Development Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 13,860 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 3,652 Community College District: Illinois Central College 6 23 Leading Illinois Districts with High Schools Participating in Race to the Top 15. Rich Township HSD 227 (9-12 District) Website: http://www.rich227.org County: Cook Regional Office of Education: 7 High School: Rich Central High School, Rich East High School, Rich South High School Career Clusters: • Health Science • Information Technology Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 3,660 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 3,660 Community College District: Prairie State College 16.Sandoval CUSD 501 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.sandoval501.org County: Marion Regional Office of Education: 13 High School: Sandoval Jr.-Sr. High School Career Clusters: • Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources • Health Science Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 522 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 148 Community College District: Kaskaskia College 17. Sterling CUSD 5 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.sterlingschools.org County: Whiteside Regional Office of Education: 55 High School: Sterling High School Career Clusters: • Health Science • Manufacturing Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 3,307 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 1,024 Community College District: Sauk Valley Community College 7 23 Leading Illinois Districts with High Schools Participating in Race to the Top 18. Township HSD 211 (9-12 District) Website: www.d211.org County: Cook Regional Office of Education: 5 High Schools: James B. Conant High School; William Fremd High School; Hoffman Estates High School; Palatine High School; Schaumburg High School Career Clusters: • Health Science • Research & Development Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 12,200 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 12,200 Community College District: William Rainey Harper College 19. Urbana SD 116 (P-12 District) Website: www.usd116.0rg County: Champaign Regional Office of Education: 9 High School: Urbana High School Career Clusters: • Energy • Information Technology Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 4,242 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 1,071 Community College District: Parkland College 20. Wabash CUSD 348 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.wabash348.com County: Wabash Regional Office of Education: 20 High School: Mt. Carmel High School Career Clusters: • Health Science • Manufacturing Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 1,668 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 569 Community College District: Wabash Valley College 8 23 Leading Illinois Districts with High Schools Participating in Race to the Top 21. West Richland CUSD 2 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.wrsd2.net County: Richland Regional Office of Education: 12 High School: West Richland High School Career Cluster: • Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources Enrollment Fall 2012-20131: • Total number of students: 396 th th • Students enrolled in 9 – 12 grades: 104 Community College District: Olney Central College 22.Western CUSD 12 (P-12 District) Website: http://www.westerncusd12.org
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