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Site Name Corral Group Start Time Acero-Cisneros Elementary (Chicago) J 9:00am Acero-Fuentes Elementary (Chicago) H 8:50am Acero-Idar Elementary (Chicago) H 8:50am Acero-Torres Elementary (Chicago) J 9:00am Agassiz School (Chicago) J 9:00am Alphonsus Academy and Center for the Arts (Chicago) J 9:00am Ancona School (Chicago) K 9:05am Andrew Carnegie Elementary (Chicago) K 9:05am Aqsa School (Bridgeview) D 8:20am Audubon Elementary (Chicago) J 9:00am Azuela Elementary (Chicago) J 9:00am Barry Elementary (Chicago) F 8:35am Bateman Elementary (Chicago) F 8:35am Beaubien Elementary (Chicago) F 8:35am Bell Elementary (Chicago) G 8:45am Blaine Elementary (Chicago) J 9:00am Boone Elementary (Chicago) F 8:35am Bouchet International Academy (Chicago) J 9:00am Bridge Elementary (Chicago) B 8:05am Burr Elementary (Chicago) J 9:00am Cameron Elementary (Chicago) G 8:45am Carpenter Elementary (Park Ridge) C 8:15am Catalyst Maria Charter School (Chicago) F 8:35am Central Elementary (Wilmette) C 8:15am Central Middle School (Evergreen Park) D 8:20am Christopher House Elementary (Chicago) D 8:20am CICS-Wrightwood (Chicago) D 8:20am Clinton Elementary (Chicago) F 8:35am Columbia Explorers Academy (Chicago) J 9:00am Columbus Elementary (Chicago) G 8:45am Coolidge Middle School (Phoenix) C 8:15am Cooper Dual Language Academy (Chicago) J 9:00am Dawes Elementary (Chicago) B 8:05am Dawes Elementary (Evanston) D 8:20am Deneen School of Excellence (Chicago) J 9:00am Dever Elementary (Chicago) B 8:05am Ebinger Elementary (Chicago) B 8:05am Enrico Tonti Elementary (Chicago) F 8:35am Esperanza Health Centers- Marquette (Chicago) D 8:20am Fairview South School (Skokie) D 8:20am Farnsworth Elementary (Chicago) D 8:20am Field Elementary (Chicago) F 8:35am Field School (Park Ridge) C 8:15am Field Stevenson Intermediate Center (Forest Park) G 8:45am Florence Nightingale Elementary (Chicago) G 8:45am Frances Xavier Warde-OSP (Chicago) K 9:05am Francis W. Parker School (Chicago) K 9:05am Franklin Elementary (Dolton) B 8:05am Franklin Elementary (Park Ridge) C 8:15am Galileo Scholastic Academy of Math & Science (Chicago) K 9:05am Garfield Elementary (Maywood) G 8:45am Garvy Elementary (Chicago) F 8:35am Gary Elementary (Chicago) G 8:45am GEMS World Academy (Chicago) K 9:05am George Washington Elementary (Alsip) D 8:20am Goodwin School (Cicero) E 8:30am Grace Christian Academy (Chicago) G 8:45am Grant Elementary (Melrose Park) D 8:20am Grant-White Intermediate School (Forest Park) E 8:30am Gray School (Chicago) D 8:20am Greeley Elementary (Chicago) H 8:50am Greene Elementary (Chicago) H 8:50am Gregory Academy (Chicago) H 8:50am Gunsaulus Scholastic Academy (Chicago) G 8:45am Hamilton Elementary (Chicago) G 8:45am Hampton Fine & Performing Arts School (Chicago) D 8:20am Hanson Park Elementary (Chicago) D 8:20am Harper Elementary (Wilmette) C 8:15am Hayt Elementary (Chicago) G 8:45am Hedges Elementary (Chicago) G 8:45am Hickory Bend Elementary (Glenwood) C 8:15am Hope Learning Academy (Chicago) H 8:50am Horace Mann School (Oak Park) D 8:20am Howe School of Excellence (Chicago) E 8:30am Immaculate Conception School (Chicago) B 8:05am Independence Junior High (Palos Heights) C 8:15am Inter-American Magnet School (Chicago) K 9:05am Irving Elementary (Chicago) K 9:05am Jahn School of Fine Arts (Chicago) G 8:45am James Hart School (Homewood) C 8:15am Jamieson Elementary (Chicago) E 8:30am Jesse Owens Community Academy (Chicago) A 8:00am John V. Leigh School (Norridge) B 8:05am Jordan Community School (Chicago) A 8:00am Kingsley Elementary (Evanston) C 8:15am Kinzie Elementary (Chicago) E 8:30am KIPP Bloom College Prep (Chicago) K 9:05am KIPP One Academy (Chicago) G 8:45am Komensky Elementary (Berwyn) E 8:30am LaSalle II Language Academy (Chicago) H 8:50am Latin School of Chicago (Chicago) K 9:05am LEARN Hunter Perkins (Chicago) E 8:30am Lee Elementary (Chicago) E 8:30am Lincoln Elementary (Blue Island) A 8:00am Lincoln Elementary (Cicero) E 8:30am Lincoln Elementary (Maywood) E 8:30am Lincoln Elementary (Oak Park) G 8:45am Lincoln Elementary (River Forest) E 8:30am Lindop Elementary (Broadview) E 8:30am Locke Elementary (Chicago) B 8:05am Lozano Bilingual & International Center (Chicago) G 8:45am Madison School (South Holland) C 8:15am Mae Jemison School (Hazel Crest) C 8:15am Marcus Garvey Elementary (Chicago) E 8:30am McAuliffe Elementary (Chicago) E 8:30am McCormick Elementary (Chicago) H 8:50am McCutcheon Elementary (Chicago) H 8:50am McKenzie Elementary (Wilmette) C 8:15am McPherson Elementary (Chicago) G 8:45am Mitchell Elementary (Chicago) K 9:05am Montessori School of Englewood (Chicago) E 8:30am Murray Language Academy (Chicago) K 9:05am Nathan Hale Intermediate (Crestwood) C 8:15am Nettelhorst School (Chicago) J 9:00am New Field Primary School (Chicago) E 8:30am Nixon Elementary (Chicago) A 8:00am North Park Elementary (Chicago) G 8:45am North Shore Country Day School (Winnetka) C 8:15am Northlake Middle School (Northlake) B 8:05am Northwest Middle School (Chicago) B 8:05am O. A. Thorp Scholastic Academy (Chicago) B 8:05am Oak Glen Elementary (Lansing) C 8:15am Oakton Elementary (Evanston) A 8:00am Ogden International School of Chicago-East Campus (Chicago) K 9:05am O'Keeffe School of Excellence (Chicago) J 9:00am Orozco Fine Arts & Sciences Elementary (Chicago) J 9:00am Orrington Elementary (Evanston) A 8:00am Oscar Mayer School (Chicago) J 9:00am Pasteur Elementary (Chicago) G 8:45am Patton Elementary (Riverdale) A 8:00am Paul Revere Intermediate (Blue Island) E 8:30am Paul Revere Primary (Blue Island) E 8:30am Peirce School of International Studies (Chicago) H 8:50am Peterson Elementary (Chicago) A 8:00am Powell Elementary (Chicago) H 8:50am Prescott Elementary (Chicago) H 8:50am Providence Englewood Charter School (Chicago) G 8:45am Pullman Elementary (Chicago) G 8:45am Ravenswood Elementary (Chicago) F 8:35am Ray Elementary (Chicago) J 9:00am Reavis Elementary (Lansing) B 8:05am Reilly School (Chicago) E 8:30am Riley Intermediate (Northlake) A 8:00am Riverdale Elementary (Riverdale) A 8:00am Roosevelt Elementary (Broadview) F 8:35am Roosevelt Elementary (Park Ridge) B 8:05am Rowe Elementary (Chicago) H 8:50am Rowe Middle School (Chicago) J 9:00am Roy Elementary (Northlake) B 8:05am Sacred Heart School-96th St (Chicago) E 8:30am Salazar Elementary (Chicago) K 9:05am Sandoval Elementary (Chicago) D 8:20am Saucedo Academy (Chicago) H 8:50am Sauganash School (Chicago) A 8:00am Sears School (Kenilworth) C 8:15am Shields Elementary (Chicago) H 8:50am Shields Middle School (Chicago) F 8:35am Shoesmith Elementary (Chicago) H 8:50am Skinner North Elementary (Chicago) J 9:00am Smyser Elementary (Chicago) A 8:00am Solomon Elementary (Chicago) A 8:00am South Shore Fine Arts Academy (Chicago) J 9:00am St. Athanasius School (Evanston) B 8:05am St. Benedict Preparatory School (Chicago) H 8:50am St. Bruno School (Chicago) F 8:35am St. Cajetan School (Chicago) A 8:00am St. Catherine of Alexandria School (Oak Lawn) B 8:05am St. Gabriel School (Chicago) H 8:50am St. Giles School (Oak Park) D 8:20am St. Joan of Arc School (Evanston) C 8:15am St. Nicholas of Tolentine School (Chicago) A 8:00am St. Procopius School (Chicago) J 9:00am St. Stanislaus Kostka School (Chicago) J 9:00am STEM Magnet Academy (Chicago) K 9:05am Stowe Elementary (Chicago) A 8:00am Suder Montessori Magnet (Chicago) J 9:00am Tarkington School of Excellence (Chicago) A 8:00am Taylor Elementary (Chicago) D 8:20am Telpochcalli School (Chicago) H 8:50am Thurgood Marshall Elementary (Bellwood) D 8:20am Union League Boys and Girls Club: Club One (Chicago) H 8:50am Universal School (Bridgeview) B 8:05am University of Chicago Laboratory School (Chicago) H 8:50am Veterans Memorial Middle School (Blue Island) D 8:20am Volta Elementary (Chicago) A 8:00am Washington Dual Language Academy (Maywood) F 8:35am Washington Elementary (Park Ridge) C 8:15am Waters Elementary (Chicago) F 8:35am West School (Glencoe) C 8:15am Wilkins Elementary (Justice) A 8:00am Willard Elementary (River Forest) B 8:05am Wilson School (Cicero) F 8:35am Zapata Academy (Chicago) F 8:35am.
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