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CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year SchoolID SchoolName 400096 Rowe 610107 Otis 400163 Kipp Bloom Chtr Campus 609780 Ames 610234 Yates 609827 Burnside 609740 Wells HS Lozano Leadership Academy - Mastery Campus 610199 Colemon 610340 Chgo Acad HS 610304 Phoenix Military HS 400119 Legal Prep Chtr - Academy 609993 Lara 610221 Webster 609958 Gunsaulus 610153 Ryder 610120 Peck 609942 Goethe Page 1 of 429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year FullName SchoolName2 Rowe Elementary School Rowe James Otis Elementary School Otis KIPP Charter Bloom Kipp Bloom Chtr Campus Ames Middle School Ames Richard Yates Elementary School Yates Burnside Elementary Scholastic Academy Burnside Wells Community Academy High School Wells HS Instituto Charter Rudy Lozano - RLLAM Lozano Leadership Academy - Mastery Campus Johnnie Colemon Elementary Academy Colemon Chicago Academy High School Chgo Acad HS Phoenix Military Academy High School Phoenix Military HS Legal Prep Charter Academy Legal Prep Chtr - Academy Agustin Lara Elementary Academy Lara Daniel Webster Elementary School Webster Frank W Gunsaulus Elementary Scholastic Academy Gunsaulus William H Ryder Math & Science Specialty ES Ryder Ferdinand Peck Elementary School Peck Johann W von Goethe Elementary School Goethe Page 2 of 429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year ISBE Name Street Number Street Direction Rowe Elementary 1424 N Otis Elem School 525 N 5515 S Ames Middle School 1920 N Yates Elem School 1839 N Burnside Elem Scholastic Academy 650 E Wells Community Academy HS 936 N 2520 S Colemon J Elem Academy 1441 W Chicago Academy High School 3400 N Phoenix Military Academy HS 145 S Legal Prep Academy Charter HS Lara Elem Academy 4619 S Webster Elem School 4055 W Gunsaulus Elem Scholastic Academy 4420 S Ryder Elem Math & Sci Spec School 8716 S Peck Elem School 3826 W Goethe Elem School 2236 N Page 3 of 429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year Street Name City State ZIP NCES ID Cleaver St Chicago IL 60642 Armour St Chicago IL 60642 170993001012 Lowe Ave Chicago IL 60621 Hamlin Ave Chicago IL 60647 170993002618 Richmond St Chicago IL 60647 170993001176 91st Pl Chicago IL 60619 170993000635 Ashland Ave Chicago IL 60622 170993001192 Western Ave Chicago IL 60608 119th St Chicago IL 60643 170993004016 Austin Ave Chicago IL 60634 170993005061 Campbell Ave Chicago IL 60612 170993004715 Chicago IL 60624 Wolcott Ave Chicago IL 60609 170993001612 Arthington St Chicago IL 60624 170993001148 Sacramento Ave Chicago IL 60632 170993000745 Wallace St Chicago IL 60620 170993001065 58th St Chicago IL 60629 170993001025 Rockwell St Chicago IL 60647 170993000794 Page 4 of 429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year CPS Unit ISBE ID OracleID Class 8077 15016299025230C 66571 CPS 5220 150162990252386 24791 CPS 9627 CPS 2090 150162990252912 41111 CPS 6510 150162990252542 25911 CPS 2520 150162990252107 29021 CPS 1640 150162990250049 51071 CPS 9628 Option 6170 150162990252918 26751 CPS 7770 150162990250820 46481 CPS 7310 150162990250803 55011 CPS 9036 15016299025019C 66641 CPS 3980 150162990252900 23791 CPS 6380 150162990252505 25791 CPS 3690 150162990252811 29121 CPS 5670 150162990252429 25191 CPS 5340 150162990252398 24871 CPS 3560 150162990252220 23341 CPS Page 5 of 429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year School Type S_Type School Category Governance Charter Charter ES Charter Regular District, non-alternative ES District Charter Charter MS Charter Regular District, non-alternative MS District Regular District, non-alternative ES District Regular District, non-alternative ES District Regular District, non-alternative HS District Charter -- Alt. Multi-site Alternative/Charter HS Charter Regular District, non-alternative ES District Regular District, non-alternative HS District Regular District, non-alternative HS District Charter Charter HS Charter Regular District, non-alternative ES District Regular District, non-alternative ES District Regular District, non-alternative ES District Regular District, non-alternative ES District Regular District, non-alternative ES District Regular District, non-alternative ES District Page 6 of 429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year Charter Type Grade Structure Attending Grades Non-replicating Charters ES K-6th ES PK-8th Original Replicating Charters ES 5th ES 7th-8th ES PK-8th ES PK-8th HS 9th-12th HS 9th ES PK-8th HS 9th-12th HS 9th-12th Non-replicating Charters HS 9th-10th ES PK-8th ES PK-8th ES PK-8th ES PK-8th ES PK-8th ES PK-8th Page 7 of 429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year ProgramTypes Ward NA|| 1 NA|| 27 NA|| 3 NA|| 26 NA|| 35 NA|| 6 CTE_CCA||AVID||JROTC|| 1 NA|| 25 Early_Childhood_Program|| 34 NA|| 38 Military|| 2 NA|| 28 NA|| 20 NA|| 24 NA|| 14 NA|| 21 NA|| 13 NA|| 1 Page 8 of 429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year Community Area Number Community Area IL Senate District 24 West Town 5 24 West Town 2 68 Englewood 3 22 Logan Square 2 22 Logan Square 2 44 Chatham 17 24 West Town 2 31 Lower West Side 1 53 West Pullman 14 17 Dunning 20 28 Near West Side 5 26 West Garfield Park 5 61 New City 1 26 West Garfield Park 5 58 Brighton Park 1 71 Auburn Gresham 14 62 West Elsdon 11 22 Logan Square 20 Page 9 of 429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year IL Rep District US Congressional District GeographicArea 10 5 Near North 4 5 Near North 6 7 Englewood 4 4 Logan 4 4 Logan 34 1 Chatham 4 5 Near North 2 4 Pilsen - Little Village 27 1 Far South Side 39 5 Reed-Dunning 10 7 Near West 10 7 Garfield - West Humboldt 2 3 McKinley Park 10 7 Garfield - West Humboldt 1 4 McKinley Park 27 1 Auburn Gresham 22 3 McKinley Park 39 4 Logan Page 10 of429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year Geographic Area Number Cook County District Census Block 10 1 170312416001010 10 8 170312433002018 4 2 170318347003007 9 8 170312229001004 9 8 170312225001012 12 4 170314409001018 10 1 170312421003000 16 2 170318413002016 22 5 170315304002004 24 12 170311711001012 23 1 170312808001010 20 1 170312603001027 17 7 170316103003025 20 2 170312610002028 17 7 170315805022008 5 4 170317115002009 17 7 170316204003004 9 8 170312214001005 Page 11 of429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year Boundaries - Latitude Longitude Location ZIP Codes 41.907797772 -87.6640357412999 (41.907797772, -87.6640357412999) 49 41.9785009929 -87.8120172661 (41.9785009929, -87.8120172661) 31 41.8824467602999 -87.6277730491 (41.8824467602999, -87.6277730491) 41 41.8338264794999 -87.6506520970999 (41.8338264794999, -87.6506520970999) 43 42.0075054013 -87.7783138193999 (42.0075054013, -87.7783138193999) 18 41.7144023589 -87.5670939688999 (41.7144023589, -87.5670939688999) 25 41.9182675643 -87.6460460882999 (41.9182675643, -87.6460460882999) 16 41.7526966442 -87.5508909663 (41.7526966442, -87.5508909663) 24 41.8923771766 -87.6737219217999 (41.8923771766, -87.6737219217999) 4 41.8862374964 -87.7154238419 (41.8862374964, -87.7154238419) 30 41.7653075455 -87.6413336827999 (41.7653075455, -87.6413336827999) 11 41.8818929926 -87.7338528673 (41.8818929926, -87.7338528673) 30 41.8668750427999 -87.6285782988999 (41.8668750427999, -87.6285782988999) 35 41.6881589258999 -87.5360151861 (41.6881589258999, -87.5360151861) 25 41.7389207188 -87.6449886067999 (41.7389207188, -87.6449886067999) 59 41.8071423342 -87.6660736056 (41.8071423342, -87.6660736056) 37 41.7685557097 -87.5829177340999 (41.7685557097, -87.5829177340999) 24 41.7253316277 -87.6237560589 (41.7253316277, -87.6237560589) 61 Page 12 of429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year Historical Community Zip Codes Census Tracts Wards Wards 2003- Areas 2015 25 22620 483 11 24 36 4448 735 29 34 38 14310 580 36 22 58 14920 171 48 26 12 22532 781 29 34 48 21202 252 37 43 68 21190 798 34 51 42 22538 505 37 43 25 21560 519 41 24 28 21572 176 23 11 66 21559 479 32 31 27 21572 619 23 11 34 14913 330 9 48 49 21202 603 47 47 70 21554 530 13 18 59 14924 740 4 53 39 22538 381 33 32 45 21546 554 43 31 Page 13 of429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year 609772 Addams 609745 Southside HS 400087 Yng Women - Chtr Campus 609760 Carver Military 610129 Pickard 610038 Lincoln 610090 Murray 609874 Dirksen 610155 Sauganash 609735 Tilden HS 400159 Christopher House Chtr School 609927 Foster Park 609991 Herzl 609805 Joplin 610524 Alcott HS 610569 Ombudsman 1 HS 400108 Cics - Hawkins 609956 Grimes 609724 Mather HS 610051 Northwest 400129 Yccs Chtr - Houston 610256 Robinson Page 14 of429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year Jane Addams Elementary School Addams Southside Occupational Academy High School Southside HS Young Women's Leadership Charter High School Yng Women - Chtr Campus George Washington Carver Military Academy HS Carver Military Josiah Pickard Elementary School Pickard Abraham Lincoln Elementary School Lincoln Phillip Murray Elementary Language Academy Murray Everett McKinley Dirksen Elementary School Dirksen Sauganash Elementary School Sauganash Edward Tilden Career Community Academy HS Tilden HS Christopher Charter House ES Christopher House Chtr School Foster Park Elementary School Foster Park Theodore Herzl Elementary School Herzl Scott Joplin Elementary School Joplin Alcott High School for the Humanities Alcott HS Ombudsman #1 Ombudsman 1 HS Chicago Intl Charter - Larry Hawkins Cics - Hawkins Robert L Grimes Elementary School Grimes Stephen T Mather High School Mather HS Northwest Middle School Northwest YCCS-Charles Hamilton Houston Alternative HS Yccs Chtr - Houston Jackie Robinson Elementary School Robinson Page 15 of429 09/28/2021 CPS Schools 2013-2014 Academic Year Addams Elem
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