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K-12 School Libraries in Illinois ICPN Organization Library Address 1 Address 2 City County Zip Code Region 3 Abingdon CUSD #217 Abingdon Junior High School 600 West Martin Abingdon Knox 61410-1670 Library Street 3 Abingdon CUSD #217 Hedding Grade School 401 West Latimer Abingdon Knox 61410-1227 Library Street 3 A-C Central C.U.S.D. #262 A-C Central Elementary PO Box 260 Ashland Cass 62612-0260 School Library 3 A-C Central C.U.S.D. #262 A-C Central High School 601 West Buchanan PO Box 260 Ashland Cass 62612-0260 Library Street 3 A-C Central C.U.S.D. #262 A-C Central Junior High 191 South Bluff Chandlerville Cass 62627-9128 School Library Street 5 Addison School District #4 Ardmore Elementary School 644 South Ardmore Addison DuPage 60101-4872 Library Avenue 5 Addison School District #4 Army Trail Elementary 346 Army Trail Road Addison DuPage 60101-3402 School Library 5 Addison School District #4 Fullerton Elementary School 400 South Michigan Addison DuPage 60101-4605 Library Avenue 5 Addison School District #4 Indian Trail Junior High 222 North Kennedy Addison DuPage 60101-2498 School Library Drive 5 Addison School District #4 Lake Park Elementary 330 West Lake Park Addison DuPage 60101-3744 School Library Drive 5 Addison School District #4 Lincoln Elementary School 720 North Lincoln Addison DuPage 60101-2573 Library Avenue 5 Addison School District #4 Stone Elementary School 1404 West Stone Addison DuPage 60101-1957 Library Avenue 5 Addison School District #4 Wesley Elementary School 1111 West Addison DuPage 60101-2156 Library Westwood Trail 5 Adlai E. Stevenson High Adlai E. Stevenson High One Stevenson Drive Lincolnshire Lake 60069-2824 School District #125 School Library 5 Alden-Hebron Community Alden-Hebron Elementary 11915 Price Road Hebron McHenry 60034-9540 Consolidated Unit #19 School Library 5 Alden-Hebron Community Alden-Hebron High School 9604 Illinois Street Hebron McHenry 60034-9618 Consolidated Unit #19 Library 5 Alden-Hebron Community Alden-Hebron Middle 9604 Illinois Street Hebron McHenry 60034-9618 Consolidated Unit #19 School Library 5 All Saints Catholic Academy 1155 Aurora Avenue Naperville DuPage 60540-6201 4 Alleman High School O`Connor Library 1103 40th Street Rock Island Rock Island 61201-3114 1 Allendale CCSD #17 Allendale Grade School 101 North 3rd Street PO Box 130 Allendale Wabash 62410-0130 Library 5 Alsip, Hazelgreen & Oak Hazelgreen School Library 11751 South Lawler Alsip Cook 60803-4931 Lawn District #126 Avenue 5 Alsip, Hazelgreen & Oak Lane Elementary School 4600 West 123rd Alsip Cook 60803-2522 Lawn District #126 Library Street 5 Alsip, Hazelgreen & Oak Prairie Junior High School 11910 Kostner Alsip Cook 60803-2307 Lawn District #126 Library Avenue 5 Alsip, Hazelgreen & Oak Stony Creek Elementary 11700 South Kolin Alsip Cook 60803-2141 Lawn District #126 School Library Avenue 2 Altamont CUSD #10 Altamont Grade School 407 South Edwards Altamont Effingham 62411-1799 Library Street 2 Altamont CUSD #10 Altamont High School Library 7 South Ewing Street Altamont Effingham 62411-1298 1 Althoff Catholic High School 5401 West Main Belleville St. Clair 62226-4796 Street 3 Alton CUSD #11 Alton High School Library 4200 Humbert Road Alton Madison 62002-7117 3 Alton CUSD #11 Alton Middle School Library 2200 College Avenue Alton Madison 62002-4602 3 Alton CUSD #11 East Elementary School 1035 Washington Alton Madison 62002-2802 Library Avenue 3 Alton CUSD #11 Eunice Smith School Library 2400 Henry Street Alton Madison 62002-4446 3 Alton CUSD #11 Gilson Brown Elementary 1613 West Delmar Godfrey Madison 62035-1317 School Library 3 Alton CUSD #11 Lewis & Clark Elementary 6800 Humbert Road Godfrey Madison 62035-2250 School Library 3 Alton CUSD #11 Lovejoy Elementary School 1043 Tremont Street Alton Madison 62002-6749 Library 3 Alton CUSD #11 North Elementary School 5600 Godfrey Road Godfrey Madison 62035-2422 Library 3 Alton CUSD #11 West Elementary School 1513 State Street Alton Madison 62002-3456 Library 4 AlWood CUSD #225 AlWood Elementary School 101 East A Street Alpha Henry 61413-9782 Library 4 AlWood CUSD #225 AlWood Middle/High School 301 East Fifth Woodhull Henry 61490-9684 Library Avenue 4 Amboy CUSD #272 Amboy Central Elementary 30 East Provost Amboy Lee 61310-1328 School Library Street 4 Amboy CUSD #272 Amboy High School Library 11 East Hawley Amboy Lee 61310-1199 4 Amboy CUSD #272 Amboy Junior High School 140 South Appleton Amboy Lee 61310-1604 Library Avenue 1 Anna-Jonesboro CHSD #81 Anna-Jonesboro Community 608 South Main Anna Union 62906-1294 High School Library Street 4 Annawan Community Unit Annawan Grade/High School 501 West South PO Box 387 Annawan Henry 61234-0387 District #226 Library Street 5 Antioch Community Antioch Elementary School 817 Main Street Antioch Lake 60002-1527 Consolidated School District Library #34 5 Antioch Community Antioch Upper Grade School 800 Highview Drive Antioch Lake 60002-1188 Consolidated School District Library #34 5 Antioch Community Hillcrest Elementary School 433 Depot Street Antioch Lake 60002-1532 Consolidated School District Library #34 5 Antioch Community Oakland Grade School 22018 West Grass Antioch Lake 60002-7232 Consolidated School District Library Lake Road #34 5 Antioch Community W.C. Petty School Library 850 Highview Drive Antioch Lake 60002-1141 Consolidated School District #34 5 Aptakisic-Tripp C.C.S.D. 102 Aptakisic Junior High School 1231 Weiland Road Buffalo Lake 60089-7040 Library Grove 5 Aptakisic-Tripp C.C.S.D. 102 Meridian Middle School 2195 Brandywyn Buffalo Lake 60089-6694 Library Lane Grove 5 Aptakisic-Tripp C.C.S.D. 102 Pritchett Elementary School 200 Horatio Buffalo Lake 60089-1842 Library Boulevard Grove 5 Aptakisic-Tripp C.C.S.D. 102 Tripp Elementary School 850 Highland Grove Buffalo Lake 60089-1549 Library Drive Grove 5 Archbishop Quigley Library 103 East Chestnut Chicago Cook 60611-7028 Preparatory Seminary Street 2 Arcola Community Unit Arcola Elementary School 351 West Arcola Douglas 61910-1199 School District #306 Library Washington 2 Arcola Community Unit Arcola High School Library 351 West Arcola Douglas 61910-1199 School District #306 Washington 2 Argenta-Oreana CUSD 1 Argenta-Oreana Grade 400 West South Oreana Macon 62554-9774 School Library Street 2 Argenta-Oreana CUSD 1 Argenta-Oreana Junior High 500 North Main PO Box 469 Argenta Macon 62501-0469 & High School Library 5 Argo Community High Library 7329 West 63rd Summit Cook 60501-1829 School District # 217 Street 5 Arie Crown Hebrew Day 4600 Main Street Skokie Cook 60076-2034 School 5 Arlington Heights School Dryden School Library 722 South Dryden Arlington Cook 60005-2799 District 25 Heights 5 Arlington Heights School Greenbrier Public School 2330 North Verde Arlington Cook 60004-2867 District 25 Library Heights 5 Arlington Heights School Ivy Hill School Library 2211 North Burke Arlington Cook 60004-3249 District 25 Drive Heights 5 Arlington Heights School Olive Elementary School 303 East Olive Street Arlington Cook 60004-4754 District 25 Library Heights 5 Arlington Heights School Patton School Library 1616 North Patton Arlington Cook 60004-3637 District 25 Avenue Heights 5 Arlington Heights School South Middle School Library 400 South Highland Arlington Cook 60005-1868 District 25 Avenue Heights 5 Arlington Heights School Thomas Middle School 1430 North Belmont Arlington Cook 60004-4859 District 25 Library Avenue Heights 5 Arlington Heights School Westgate Elementary 500 South Dwyer Arlington Cook 60005-2261 District 25 School Library Heights 5 Arlington Heights School Windsor Elementary School 1315 East Miner Arlington Cook 60004-6339 District 25 Library Heights 2 Armstrong Township High Armstrong Township High PO Box 37 Armstrong Vermilion 61812-0037 School District #225 School Library 2 Arthur Community Unit Arthur Elementary School 126 East Lincoln Arthur Douglas 61911-1318 School District #305 Library 2 Arthur Community Unit Arthur Junior-Senior High 301 East Columbia Arthur Douglas 61911-1499 School District #305 School Library 1 Ashley Community Ashley Community 450 North Third PO Box 315 Ashley Washington 62808-0315 Consolidated School District Consolidated School Library Street #15 4 Ashton-Franklin Center Ashton-Franklin Center 217 South Elm Street Franklin Lee 61031-9712 CUSD #275 Elementary School Library Grove 4 Ashton-Franklin Center Ashton-Franklin Center High 611 Western Avenue Ashton Lee 61006-9445 CUSD #275 School Library 4 Ashton-Franklin Center Ashton-Franklin Center 318 East South Franklin Lee 61031-9200 CUSD #275 Middle School Library Street Grove 3 Astoria CUSD #1 Astoria Elementary School 402 North Jefferson PO Box 620 Astoria Fulton 61501-8670 Library Street 3 Astoria CUSD #1 Astoria High School Library 402 North Jefferson PO Box 620 Astoria Fulton 61501-0620 Street 3 Athens CUSD #213 Athens Jr/Sr High School #1 Warrior Way Athens Menard 62613-0011 Library 3 Athens CUSD #213 Cantrall Elementary School 1 Braves Lane Cantrall Sangamon 62625-9763 Library 3 Athens CUSD #213 Cantrall Intermediate School 155 Claypool Street Cantrall Sangamon 62625-9707 Library 2 Atwood-Hammond CUSD 39 Atwood-Hammond Grade 316 North Illinois PO Box 860 Atwood Piatt 61913-0860 School Library 2 Atwood-Hammond CUSD 39 Atwood-Hammond High 222 West Magnolia PO Box 890 Atwood Piatt 61913-9753 School Library 3 Auburn CUD #10 Auburn Elementary School 445 North 5th Street Auburn Sangamon 62615-1157 Library 3 Auburn CUD #10 Auburn High School Library 511 North 7th Street Auburn Sangamon 62615-1166 3 Auburn CUD #10 Auburn Junior High/Divernon 303 East Kenney PO Box 20 Divernon Sangamon 62530-0020 Elementary
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