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Schools Who Have Recieved Collections.Xlsx School Name School Address School City State Zip Christian Liberty Academy* 502 West Euclid Avenue Arlington Heights, IL 60004 Lincoln Middle School 6432 West 16th Street Berwyn, IL 60402 Westfield Middle School 149 Fairfield Way Bloomingdale, IL 60108 Burr Oak Academy 1441 West 124th Street Calumet Park, IL 60827 Edward Beasley Elementary 5255 South State Street Chicago, IL 60605 Andrew Jackson Language Acacdemy 1340 West Harrison Street Chicago, IL 60607 Sayre Language Academy* 1850 North Newland Chicago, IL 60607 Galileo Scholastic Academy 820 South Carpenter Street Chicago, IL 60607 Merit School of Music* 38 South Peoria Chicago, IL 60607 UIC College Prep 1231 South Damen Avenue Chicago, IL 60608 Manuel Perez, Jr. Elementary School 1241 West 19th Street Chicago, IL 60608 Pilsen Community Academy 1420 West 17th Street Chicago, IL 60608 Benito Juarez Community Academy 1450 West Cermak Chicago, IL 60608 Whittier Elementary School 1900 West 23rd Street Chicago, IL 60608 Pickard Elementary School* 2301 West 21st Place Chicago, IL 60608 Instituto Health Career Sciences Academy * 2520 South Western Avenue Chicago, IL 60608 Plamondon Elementary School 2642 West 15th Place Chicago, IL 60608 Everett School 3419 South Bell Chicago, IL 60608 Dewey School of Excellence 5415 South Union Ave Chicago, IL 60608 Josiah Pickard 2301 West 21st Place Chicago, IL 60608 Nathanael Greene Elementary 3525 South Honore Street Chicago, IL 60609 McClellan 3527 South Wallace Chicago, IL 60609 Evergreen Academy Middle School 3537 South Paulina Street Chicago, IL 60609 Hamline Elementary School 4747 South Bishop Street Chicago, IL 60609 Hedges Fine & Performing Arts School 4747 South Winchester Avenue Chicago, IL 60609 James Hedges Elementary 4747 South Winchester Avenue Chicago, IL 60609 Walter Payton College Preparatory High School 1034 North Wells Street Chicago, IL 60610 George Manierre Elementary School 1420 North Hudson Avenue Chicago, IL 60610 Ruben Salazar Bilingual Center 160 West Wendell Chicago, IL 60610 Ogden International School of Chicago 24 Walton Street Chicago, IL 60610 Wilma Rudolph Learning Center 110 North Paulina Chicago, IL 60612 Children of Peace Catholic School 1900 West Taylor Street Chicago, IL 60612 Suder Montessori Magnet Elementary School 2022 West Washington Boulevard Chicago, IL 60612 Mitchell Elementary 2233 West Ohio Street Chicago, IL 60612 Crane Tech Prep High School* 2245 West Jackson Chicago, IL 60612 Manley High School 2935 West Polk Street Chicago, IL 60612 Jacob Bidler Elementary School 3151 West Walnut Street Chicago, IL 60612 Lake View High School* 4015 North Ashland Avenue Chicago, IL 60613 Walt Disney Magnet School 4140 North Marine Drive Chicago, IL 60613 Pilgrim Lutheran School 4300 North Winchester Avenue Chicago, IL 60613 LaSalle Language Academy 1734 North Orleans Chicago, IL 60614 Lincoln Park High School 2001 North Orchard Street Mall Chicago, IL 60614 Oscar Mayer Magnet School 2250 North Clifton Avenue Chicago, IL 60614 Louisa May Alcott Elementary School 2625 North Orchard Street Chicago, IL 60614 Beulah Shoesmith School 1330 East 50th Street Chicago, IL 60615 Daniel Hale Williams Preparatory School of Medicine 4934 South Wabash Avenue Chicago, IL 60615 Ray Graham Training Center 2347 South Wabash Chicago, IL 60616 John C. Haines Elementary School* 247 23rd Place Chicago, IL 60616 James Ward Elementary School 2710 South Shields Chicago, IL 60616 Healy Elementary 3010 South Parnell Chicago, IL 60616 The Chicago High School for the Arts* 521 East 35th Street Chicago, IL 60616 Gallistel Language Academy 10347 South Ewing Avenue Chicago, IL 60617 O.T. Bright Elementary 10740 South Calhoun Chicago, IL 60617 Jane Addams Elementary 10810 South Avenue H Chicago, IL 60617 Chicago Vocational Career Academy 2100 East 87th Street Chicago, IL 60617 George Washington High School 3535 East 114th Street Chicago, IL 60617 George Washington Elementary* 3611 East 114th Street Chicago, IL 60617 Great Lakes Academy 8401 South Saginaw Chicago, IL 60617 John L. Marsh School 9822 South EXchange Avenue Chicago, IL 60617 Taylor Elementary School 9912 South Avenue H Chicago, IL 60617 Cesar East Chavez 4747 Marshfield Avenue Chicago, IL 60617 Franklin Fine Arts Center, Chicago Magnet School 225 West Evergreen Avenue Chicago, IL 60618 Lane Technical High School* 2501 West Addison Street Chicago, IL 60618 Barry Elementary 2828 North Kilbourn Chicago, IL 60618 Alcott High School* 2957 North Hoyne Avenue Chicago, IL 60618 Avondale-Logandale School 3212 West George Chicago, IL 60618 Carl Von Linne Elementary School* 3221 North Sacramento Avenue Chicago, IL 60618 Lorca Elementary School* 3231 North Springfield Avenue Chicago, IL 60618 John B. Murphy Elementary School* 3539 West Grace Street Chicago, IL 60618 Reilly Elementary School* 3650 West School Street Chicago, IL 60618 AleXander Graham Bell Elementary School 3730 North Oakley Chicago, IL 60618 Marshall Middle School 3900 North Lawndale Chicago, IL 60618 Bateman Elementary School* 4220 North Richmond Chicago, IL 60618 Skinner North 640 West Scott Chicago, IL 60618 CICS Avalon Park Campus 1501 East 83rd Place Chicago, IL 60619 Jane A. Neil School* 8555 South Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL 60619 Kwame Nkrumah Academy 901 East 95th Street Chicago, IL 60619 John Harvard School of EXcellence 7525 South Harvard Avenue Chicago, IL 60620 Oglesby Elementary School 7646 South Green Street Chicago, IL 60620 Clara Barton Elementary 7650 South Wolcott Chicago, IL 60620 Paul Cuffe Math-Science Technology Academy ES* 8324 South Racine Avenue Chicago, IL 60620 Gresham School of EXcellence* 8524 South Green Street Chicago, IL 60620 Kipling Elementary School 9351 South Lowe Avenue Chicago, IL 60620 Johnson College Prep 6350 South Stewart Chicago, IL 60621 Carrie Jacobs Bond Elementary School 7050 South May Street Chicago, IL 60621 LaSalle World Language Academy 1148 North Honore Chicago, IL 60622 Johnathan Burr Elementary School* 1621 West Wabansia Ave Chicago, IL 60622 Talcott Fine Arts and Musuem Academy 1840 West Ohio Chicago, IL 60622 Drummand Montessori 1845 West Cartland Street Chicago, IL 60622 A.North Pritzker Elementary School* 2009 West Schiller Chicago, IL 60622 Chopin Elementary School* 2450 West Rice Street Chicago, IL 60622 Otis Elementary 525 North Armour Street Chicago, IL 60622 North Lawndale College Prep High School 1615 South Christiana Avenue Chicago, IL 60623 Catalyst Charter- Howland 1616 South Spaulding Avenue Chicago, IL 60623 John Spry Elementary Community School 2400 South Marshall Blvd Chicago, IL 60623 Rosario Castellanos Middle School 2524 South Central Park Avenue Chicago, IL 60623 Street Agnes of Bohemia 2643 South Central Park Avenue Chicago, IL 60623 Charles Hammond Elementary 2819 West 21st Place Chicago, IL 60623 Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez Elementary School 3000 South Lawndale Ave Chicago, IL 60623 Charles Evans Hughes 4247 West 15th Street Chicago, IL 60623 Providence Street Mel School 119 South Central Park Blvd Chicago, IL 60624 Tilton STEM Elementary School 223 North Keeler Avenue Chicago, IL 60624 Westinghouse College Preparatory High School* 3223 West Franklin Blvd. Chicago, IL 60624 Mary Crane Center 4006 West Lake Street Chicago, IL 60624 Melody Elementary School 412 South Keeler Avenue Chicago, IL 60624 Orr Academy High School 730 North Pulaski Road Chicago, IL 60624 Amundsen High School 5110 North Damen Avenue Chicago, IL 60625 Eliza Chappell Elementary 2135 West Foster Avenue Chicago, IL 60625 Budlong Elementary 2701 West Foster Chicago, IL 60625 North Park University* 3225 W Foster Ave Chicago, IL 60625 William G. Hibbard Elementary School* 3244 West Ainslie Street Chicago, IL 60625 Theodore Roosevelt High School 3436 West Wilson Chicago, IL 60625 Aspira Haugan Middle School* 3728 West Leland Avenue Chicago, IL 60625 Edison Regional Gifted Center 4929 North Sawyer Avenue Chicago, IL 60625 Alessandro Volta School* 4950 North Avers Avenue Chicago, IL 60625 Friedrich Von Steuben Metropolitan Science Center 5039 North Kimball Chicago, IL 60625 Orr Academy High School 730 North Pulaski Road Chicago, IL 60625 Sullivan High School 6631 North Bosworth Avenue Chicago, IL 60626 Kilmer School* 6700 North Greenview Chicago, IL 60626 Eugene Field Elementary 7019 North Ashland Chicago, IL 60626 Jordan Community School* 7414 North Wolcott Avenue Chicago, IL 60626 West Pullman 111941 South Parnell Chicago, IL 60628 George M. Pullman School 1131 South Forrestville Avenue Chicago, IL 60628 Mildred I Lavizzo Elementary School 138 West 109th Street Chicago, IL 60628 Songhai Learning Institute 11725 South Perry Avenue Chicago, IL 60628 Owens Elementary School* 12302 South State Street Chicago, IL 60628 Gompers Fine Arts Option Elementary 12302 South State Street Chicago, IL 60628 Metcalfe Community Academy 12339 South Normal Chicago, IL 60628 Langston Hughes Elementary School 225 West 104th Street Chicago, IL 60628 Gwendolyn Brooks College Preparatory Academy High School 250 East 111th Street Chicago, IL 60628 Kwame Nkrumah Academy 314 West 108th Street Chicago, IL 60628 Hurley Elementary School* 3849 West 69th Place Chicago, IL 60629 Hancock College Prep High School 4034 West 56th Street Chicago, IL 60629 Mariano Azuela Elementary School 4707 West Marquette Chicago, IL 60629 Rachel Carson Elementary School* 5516 South Maplewood Avenue Chicago, IL 60629 Soccoro Sandoval Elementary School 5534 South Saint Louis Avenue Chicago, IL 60629 Louis Pasteur Elementary School* 5825 South Kostner Ave Chicago, IL 60629 Hubbard High School 6200 South Hamlin Avenue Chicago, IL 60629
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