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Select Schools Served by Pace Fixed Routes and On Demand Service Updated 8/17/2020 School Route(s) Abbott Middle School 546, 548 Aurora Central Catholic High School 524 Aurora University 524 Batavia High School 802, Batavia On Demand Carmel Catholic High School 574 Central Jr. High School 571 College of DuPage 714, 715 565, 570, 572, 574, Round Lake College of Lake County (Grayslake campus) On Demand 386, 356, Tinley Park On DeVry University (Tinley Park) Demand Dundee-Crown High School 803 East Aurora High School Southeast Aurora On Demand East Leyden High School 303 Elgin Academy 541 Elgin Community College 546, 549 Elgin High School 542, 554 Fenwick High School 311 Garfield School 542 Gompers Jr. High School 508 Hillcrest School 548 IIT (Rice Campus) 714 Illinois Institute of Art Tinley Park On Demand Illinois Math and Science Academy 524 J Sterling Morton Alternative Center 322 Jack Benny Middle School 562 Jefferson Middle School 568 Judson University 550, 552 Larkin High School 546, 548, 549 Larsen Middle School 543 Lewis University 834 Loyola Academy 421, 423 Maine East High School 240, 250 Maine South High School 240 Maine West High School 221, 226, 230, 250 Marian Catholic High School 807, 808 Metea Valley High School Naperville-Aurora On Demand Moraine Valley SW Education Center Tinley Park On Demand Morton Freshman Center 322 Naperville Central High School 530 Neal Math & Science Academy 569 New Trier High School (Northfield Campus) 421, 423 New Trier High School (Winnetka Campus) 213 North Central College 530 North Chicago High School 569 Northern Illinois University (Naperville 714 Campus) Northpointe Achievement Center 571 Notre Dame College Prep 250, Pulse Milwaukee Line Oak Lawn High School 381 Oak Park River Forest High School 309, 311, 313 Oakton Community College 208 Proviso East High School 303, 310, 317 Proviso Math and Science High School 301, 308 Regina Dominican High School 422 Robert Morris University Naperville-Aurora On Demand Rosalind Franklin University 563 Simmons Middle School 533 St. Charles - Geneva On St. Charles East High School Demand St. Thomas More School 548 University of Illinois at Chicago 755 Waldo Middle School Southeast Aurora On Demand Warren Township High School 572 524, 802, Southeast Aurora On Waubonsee Community College Demand Waukegan High School (Washington 572 Campus) West Aurora High School 524, 530 Wheaton College 714 If your school is not listed above, please contact Pace Customer Relations at 847-364-PACE (7223) to review the transit options that are available. .

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