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Illinois Project Lead The Way Program Implementations 2018-19 Engineering- Illinois Valley Central High School Chillicothe Indian Valley Vocational Center Sandwich High Schools/Career Centers/Community Colleges James B. Conant High School Hoffman Estates ACE Amandia Charter High School Chicago Jefferson High School Rockford Acero Major Hector P. Garcia M.D. High School Chicago John Hancock College Prep Chicago Addison Trail High School DuPage John Hersey High School Arlington Heights Adlai E. Stevenson High School Lincolnshire Joliet Central High School Joliet Alton High School Alton Joliet West High School Joliet Alcott College Prep Chicago Jones College Preparatory High School Chicago Althoff Catholic High School Belleville J.S. Morton High School East Campus Cicero Auburn High School Rockford J.S. Morton High School West Campus Berwyn Austin College and Career Academy Chicago King College Preparatory Chicago Barrington High School Barrington Lake County High Schools Tech Campus Grayslake Bartlett High School Bartlett Lake Park High School- East Campus Roselle Batavia High School Batavia Lake Park High School- West Campus Roselle Bloomington Area Vocational Center Bloomington Larkin High School Elgin Bloomington High School Bloomington LaSalle-Peru Township High School LaSalle Bremen High School Midlothian Libertyville High School Libertyville Brother Rice High School Chicago Limestone Community High School Bartonville Bowen High School Chicago Lincoln-Way East High School Frankfort Buffalo Grove High School Buffalo Grove Lindblom Math & Science Academy High School Chicago Byron High School Byron Lockport Township High School Lockport Canton High School Canton Maine East High School Park Ridge Carmel Catholic High School Chicago Maine South High School Des Plaines Cary-Grove High School Cary Maine West High School Park Ridge Catalyst-Maria High School Chicago Mascoutah High School Mascoutah Chicago Christian High School Palos Heights McHenry East High School McHenry Chicago Math & Science Academy Chicago McHenry West High School McHenry Chicago Tech Academy Chicago Metamora High School Metamora CICS Chicago Quest High School Chicago Metea Valley High School Aurora Civic Memorial High School Bethalto Moline High School Moline Collinsville High School Collinsville Monticello High School Monticello Crete-Monee High School Crete Morton High School Morton Crystal Lake Central High School Crystal Lake Mt. Vernon Area Vocational Center Mt Vernon Crystal Lake South High School Crystal Lake Mundelein High School Mundelein Curie Metropolitan High School Chicago Neuqua Valley High School Naperville Danville Area Community College Danville Neuqua Valley Gold Campus Naperville Danville High School Danville New Trier High School Winnetka De La Salle Institute Chicago New Berlin High School New Berlin Downers Grove North High School Downers Grove Niles North High School Skokie Downers Grove South High School Downers Grove Niles West High School Skokie Dunlap High School Dunlap Nokomis Junior/Senior High School Nokomis East High School Rockford Normal Community High School Normal East Leyden High School Franklin Park Normal Community West High School Normal Edwin G. Foreman College & Career Academy Chicago North-Grand High School Chicago Elgin High School Elgin Oak Forest High School Oak Forest Elk Grove High School Elk Grove Oak Lawn Community High School Oak Lawn Eric Solorio Academy High School Chicago Oak Park River Forest High School Oak Park Evanston Township High School Evanston Oswego East High School Oswego Fenton High School Bensenville Oswego High School Oswego Forreston Jr/Sr High School Forreston Palatine High School Palatine Galena High School Galena Pekin Community High School Pekin Geneva Community High School Geneva Peoria Notre Dame High School Peoria Glenbrook North High School Northbrook Peoria Richwoods High School Peoria Glenbrook South High School Glenview Phoenix Military Academy Chicago Grayslake Central High School Grayslake Pleasant Plains High School Pleasant Plains Grayslake North High School Grayslake Prairie Ridge High School Crystal Lake Guilford High School Rockford Project SYNCERE Chicago Harlem High School Machesney Park Prospect High School Mt. 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Crane Medical Preparatory High School Chicago Schurz High School Chicago South Elgin High School South Elgin SIUE East St. Louis Charter High School East St. Louis Southeast High School Springfield South Elgin High School South Elgin Springfield High School Springfield St. Charles East High School St. Charles Streamwood High School Streamwood St. Charles North High School St. Charles Thornridge High School Dolton Stark County High School Toulon Thornwood High School South Holland Stephen T. Mather High School Chicago United Township Area Career Center East Moline Streamwood High School Streamwood Williamsfield High School WIlliamsfield Technology Center of DuPage Addison Willowbrook High School Villa Park Thornridge High School Dolton Young Women’s Leadership Charter School Chicago Thornton Township High School Harvey Thornwood High School South Holland Computer Science – High Schools Tinley Park High School Tinley Park Auburn High School Auburn Triad High School Troy Canton High School Canton United Township Area Career Center East Moline De La Salle Institute Chicago Urbana High School Urbana East High School Rockford Vanguard High School Arlington Heights Fox Valley Career Center Maple Park Von Steuben High School Chicago Geneva Community High School Geneva Warren Township High School Gurnee Guilford High School Rockford Waterloo High School Waterloo Horizon Science Academy McKinley Park Chicago Waubonsie Valley High School Aurora Illinois Valley Central High School Chillicothe Waukegan High School Waukegan Jefferson High School Rockford West Aurora High School Aurora Lanphier High School Springfield Westinghouse High School Chicago Maine South High School Des Plaines West Leyden High School Northlake Maine West High School Park Ridge Wheeling High School Wheeling Mascoutah High School Mascoutah William Fremd High School Palatine McHenry East High School McHenry Williamsfield High School Williamsfield McHenry West High School McHenry Willowbrook High School Villa Park Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School Chicago Winnebago High School Winnebago Mt. 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