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Illinois Schoolyard Habitat Action Grant Award Winners City School Illinois Schoolyard Habitat Action Grant Award Winners City School/Organization Abingdon Abingdon Junior High School Abingdon Abingdon Middle School Addison Army Trail Elementary School Aledo Apollo Elementary School Alton The Nature Institute Arlington Heights Arlington Elementary School Arlington Heights Thomas Middle School Arlington Heights John Hersey High School Aroma Park Aroma Park Primary School Aroma Park Aroma Park Elementary School Aurora Child Service Center: East Aurora School District 131 Aurora Illinois Math and Science Academy Aurora Cowherd Middle School Aurora East Aurora High School Aurora West Aurora High School and Jefferson Middle School Aviston Aviston Elementary School Barrington North Barrington Elementary Barrington Barrington Middle School Barrington Crabtree Nature Preserve Batavia Red Oak Nature Center Batavia Batavia High School Beardstown Beardstown High School Beckemeyer Elementary School District 12 - Beckemeyer Campus Belleville Belleville East High School Belleville Blessed Sacrament School Belleville Althoff Catholic High School Belleville Belleville Township High School East Belleville Signal Hill School District #181 Bethany Boy Scout Troop 29 Bethany Bethany Junior/Senior High Bethany Bethany Elementary School Bloomington Life Crossing Academy Bluford Farrington Community Unit School District #99 Bolingbrook John R. Tibbott Elementary School Bolingbrook Bolingbrook High School Illinois Schoolyard Habitat Action Grant Award Winners City School/Organization Bowen Southeastern Elementary School Bridgeport Red Hill CUSD #10 Buffalo Tri-City School District Buncombe Lick Creek Elementary School #16 Bunker Hill Wolf Ridge Elementary and Junior High School Bunker Hill Wolf Ridge Elementary School Burbank Rosa G. Maddock Elementary School Burbank Reavis High School Bushnell Bushnell-Prairie City School District #170 Bushnell Bushnell-Prairie City Elementary School Bushnell Bushnell-Prairie City Community Unit School District 170 Bushnell Bushnell-Prairie City Junior High School Cairo Bennett Elementary School Campbell Hill Trico Elementary School Cantrall Cantrall Elementary School Carbondale Carbondale New School Carol Stream Evergreen Elementary School Carrollton Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District Carterville Malone's Early Learning Center Cary Prairie Hill School Champaign Bottenfield Elementary School Champaign Parkland Child Development Center Champaign Kenwood Elementary School Champaign Holy Cross Pack 9 Cub Scouts Champaign Edison Middle School Champaign Stratton Academy of the Arts Channahon Pioneer Path Kindergarten Channahon Minooka Community High School District 111 Chatham Glenwood Elementary School Chatham Chatham Elementary School Chester Chester High School Chicago Decatur Classical School Chicago Clissold Elementary School Chicago Suder Elementary School Chicago Cesar E. Chavez School Chicago Wilma Rudolph Learning Center Illinois Schoolyard Habitat Action Grant Award Winners City School/Organization Chicago Chicago Agricultural High School Chicago Jordan Community School Chicago Ravenswood Elementary School Chicago Polaris Charter Academy Chicago North Park Elementary School Chicago Beard School Chicago Cardinal Bernardin Early Childhood Center Chicago Ruben Salazar Bilingual Center Chicago Prosser Career Academy Chicago Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School Chicago Brickton Montessori School Chicago Sawyer Elementary School Chicago Sawyer Elementary School Environmental Club Chicago Hiram H. Belding Elementary School Chicago Lake View High School Chicago St. Viator School Chicago Suder Magnet Montessori School Chicago Eugene Field Elementary School Chicago Ancona School Chicago King College Preparatory High School Chicago Eric Solorio Academy High School Chicago Luther Burbank School Chicago Morgan Park Academy Chillicothe Chillicothe Elementary School Clinton Douglas Grade School Coal Valley Niabi Zoo Collinsville Collinsville Area Recreation District - Willoughby Farm Cornell Cornell Grade School Coulterville Coulterville Unit School District #1 Crest Hill Joliet Montessori School Crystal Lake West Elementary School Crystal Lake Immanuel Lutheran School Danvers Olympia North Elementary School De Kalb Tyler Elementary School De Kalb Nothern Illinois University Campus Child Care Illinois Schoolyard Habitat Action Grant Award Winners City School/Organization Northern Illinois University Child Development and Family De Kalb Center Decatur Illinois Raptor Center Decatur Wee Folks, Inc. Child Care Center Decatur William Harris Elementary School Decatur Prairie Flower Montessori School Decatur Mary W. French STEM Academy Deerfield Walden Elementary School Des Plaines Chippewa Middle School Downers Grove O'Neill Middle School Downers Grove Belle Aire School Du Quoin Du Quoin Community Unit School Dist#300 Arrow Academy Dundee Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation Dunlap Dunlap Middle School Dunlap Dunlap Grade School Dunlap Hickory Grove Elementary School Dupo Dupo Junior High School Earlville Earlville Community Unit School District #9 East Moline Rock Island County University of Illinois Extension East Moline Northeast Junior High School East Peoria Riverview Grade School Edwards Peoria Park District - Sommer Park Edwardsville Watershed Nature Center Effingham Effingham High School Elmhurst Churchville Junior High Elmhurst Lincoln Elementary School Elmhurst Edison Grade School PTA Elmhurst Elmhurst Academy Eureka Eureka College Evanston Washington Elementary School PTA Evergreen Park Evergreen Park Community High School Findlay Findlay Grade School Fisher Fisher Junior/Senior High School Frankfort Lincoln-Way Community High School District Frankfort Lincoln-Way East High School Freeburg Freeburg Elementary School Illinois Schoolyard Habitat Action Grant Award Winners City School/Organization Gages Lake Cyd Lash Academy High School Galena Galena High School Galesburg Steele School Cub Scouts Galesburg Gale Elementary School Galesburg Galesburg High School Galva Galva Community School District #224 Genoa Genoa Davenport Elementary School Unit District 424 Germantown Hills Black Partridge Public Day School Glen Ellyn Glen Ellyn Park District Glenwood Glenwood School for Boys and Girls Godfrey The Nature Institute Good Hope Northwestern Elementary School Goreville Goreville Community School Unit District 1 Grayslake Prairie Crossing Charter School Gurnee Warren Township High School Hamel Hamel Elementary School Hancock County Boy Scout Troop 138 Hanna City Peoria Regional Learning Center Hardin Calhoun High School Havana Havana Junior High School Havana New Central Elementary School Hoffman Estates Conant High School Environmental Club Homer Champaign County Forest Preserve District Homer Glen William E. Young School Hudson Timber Point Outdoor Center Hume Shiloh School Inverness Holy Family Catholic Academy Irving Hillsboro Clovers 4-H Club Jacksonville Illinois School for the Visually Impaired Jerseyville St. Francis/Holy Ghost School Jerseyville Journeys School, Region III Special Education Cooperative Johnsburg Johnsburg Junior High School Joliet Boy Scout Troop 256 Joliet Joliet Montessori School Kewanee Wethersfield Community Unit School District 230 Knoxville Knoxville Junior High School Illinois Schoolyard Habitat Action Grant Award Winners City School/Organization La Grange Acacia Academy La Salle Caring Hands Daycare Lake Forest Lake Forest Recreation Department Lake Forest Barat College Lake Villa Lakes Community High School Lansing Heritage Middle School Le Roy Le Roy Cub Scout Pack 3590 and Le Roy Elementary School Lemont Montessori School of Lemont Lemont St. Cyril and St. Methodius School Lewistown Lewistown Central School Libertyville Holy Cross Early Childhood Ministries Lincoln Lincoln Community School District Lincoln Lincoln College Lisle Pathway Connections Childcare Center Lockport William J. Butler School Lockport Ludwig School Lombard Pleasant Lane Elementary School Louisville North Clay High School Loves Park Harlem Middle School Loves Park Loves Park Elementary School Machesney Park Parker Early Education Center Machesney Park Harlem High School Macomb MacArthur Early Childhood Center Macomb Lakeview Nature Center Makanda Touch of Nature Environmental Center Malta Wright Elementary School Manito Midwest Central High School Manlius Bureau Valley High School Manlius Bureau Valley-Manlius Elementary School Marquette Heights Rogers Elementary School Martinsville Martinsville School District Martinsville Martinsville Elementary School Mascoutah Mascoutah High School Matherville Sherrard Community Unit School District #200 Matteson St. Lawrence O'Toole School Matteson Woodgate Elementary School Illinois Schoolyard Habitat Action Grant Award Winners City School/Organization Mattoon Douglas-Hart Nature Center McLean Sugar Grove Nature Center McLeansboro Hamilton County Junior/Senior High School Mendota Mendota Elementary School Mendota Mendota High School Metropolis Massac County High School Milford Milford High School Minooka Minooka Intermediate School Monmouth Immaculate Conception School Monmouth United West Elementary School Monticello Allerton Park Monticello Monticello Middle School Moro Midway Elementary School Morrison Whiteside County Soil and Water Conservation District Morrison Northside Elementary School Mt. Carmel North Intermediate Center of Education Mt. Prospect Euclid School Mundelein Diamond Lake School Murphysboro General John A. Logan Attendance Center Murphysboro Murphysboro Middle School Naperville Thomas G. Scullen Middle School
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