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Chicago River Schools Network Chicago River Schools Network Through the CRSN, Friends of the Chicago River helps teachers use the Chicago River as a context forc learning andr a settings for service.n By connecting the curriculum and students to a natural resource right in their backyard, learning takes on new relevance and students discover that their actions can make a difference. We support teachers by offering teacher workshops, one-on-one consultations, and equipment for loan, lessons and assistance on field trips. Through our Adopt A River School program, schools can choose to adopt a site along the Chicago River. They become part of a network of schools working together Making Connections to monitor and improve the river. Active Members of the Chicago River Schools Network City of Chicago Disney II Magnet School Lincoln Park High School * Sauganash Elementary School Abraham Lincoln Elementary School Drummond Middle School * Lindblom Math & Science Academy Schurz High School * Academy for Global Citizenship Dyett High School Manierre Elementary School Senn High School Alcott College Prep High School Ebinger Elementary School Marine Math & Science Academy Sheridan Math & Science Academy Amundsen High School * Edison Elementary School Marist High School Simeon Career Academy Ancona Elementary School El Cuarto Ano High School Master’s Academy Skinner North School ASPIRA Haugan Middle School Eugene Field School McCutcheon Elementary School Skinner West Elementary School Audubon Elementary School Forman High School Mokena Intermediate School Solorio Academy High School * Back of the Yards College Prep Francis Parker School Monroe Elementary School South Loop Elementary School High School Gary Comer College Prep High School Morgan Park High School St. Gabriel School Beasley Academic Center Gary Elementary School Mother McAuley High School St. Monica Academy Bennett Elementary School GEMS World Academy Mount Carmel High School St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic School Bernard Zell Anshe Emet Day School Glenbrook North High School Murray Language Academy St. Thomas of Villanova Bogan High School Gunsaulus Scholastic Academy Near North Montessori School Steinmetz Academy Bridge Middle School Haines Elementary School Nettelhorst School STEM Magnet Academy British International School of Chicago Hancock High School Nobel Elementary School Suder Montessori Magnet School Bronzeville Scholastic Institute Hawthorne Academy North Lawndale College Prep Swift Specialty School Burley Elementary School Hayt Elementary School High School Taft High School * Burroughs Elementary School Holy Trinity High School North Park Elementary School The Children’s School Cameron Elementary School Homewood-Flossmoor High School Northside College Prep High School * University of Chicago Laboratory Carver Military Academy Horizon Science Academy Northtown Academy Schools Catherine Cook School Instituto Health Sciences Onahan Elementary School Uplift High School Chalmers Elementary School Career Academy Passages Charter School Virtual Charter School Chicago City Day School * Jones College Prep High School Perspectives High School of Technology Von Steuben Metro High School * Chicago Jesuit Academy Josephinum Academy Perspectives IIT Math & Science Walt Disney Magnet School Cisneros UNO Charter School Jungman Elementary School Academy Walter Payton High School Clark High School Kennedy High School Peterson Elementary School Waters School * Clissold Elementary School Kenwood Academy High School Phillips Academy High School West Ridge Elementary School Collins High School King College Prep High School Polaris Charter Academy West Town Academy Columbus Elementary School Lake View High School Portage Park Elementary School Whitney Young Magnet High School Connections Learning Center Lane Tech College Prep High School * Prosser Career Academy Young Scholar’s Math & Science Coonley Elementary School LaSalle II Magnet Elementary School Ray Graham Training Center Academy Curie Metro High School * LaSalle Language Academy High School Daystar School Latin School of Chicago Resurrection High School * Adopt A River School Suburban Schools Harborside Academy Kenosha, WI Loyola Academy High School * Wilmette St. Viator High School Arlington Heights Proviso East High School Maywood Blaine Elementary School Winnetka Morton High School Cicero Emerson Middle School Niles New Trier High School Winnetka Hinsdale South High School Darien Sandburg High School Orland Park North Shore Country Day School Winnetka Deerfield High School * Deerfield Independence Junior High School Palos Heights Skokie School Winnetka North High School Downers Grove Stagg High School Palos Hills Elmwood Park High School Elmwood Park Maine East High School * Park Ridge Evanston Township High School Evanston Maine South High School Park Ridge Charter School of the Dunes Gary, IN Niles North High School Skokie Thornton High School Harvey Baker Demonstration School Wilmette chicago river schools network.
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