Motivated high school students have the opportunity to take college-level courses in a high school setting.
Students tap into their creative and artistic skills, and further develop their interest in art, music, dance, and/or drama.
CHAPP is designed to improve instructional strategies and increase the number of students achieving a four or higher on the AP exam.
Students can gain experience taking high school courses online.
All children ages birth through age 8 have equal access to comprehensive, high-quality program options, and support on a developmental continuum.
ETC blends a rigorous college-prep high school academic curriculum with hands-on training in career and technical subjects and workplace competencies.
Parents can choose from several programs that meet their child’s needs.
Students are engaged in an exploration of current world issues through interactive simulations and curricular materials.
Find out more about this program's rigorous educational curriculum.
Learn the value of citizenship, leadership and service to the community through teamwork and self-discipline.
Parents and students can get language assistance or learn a new language.
All parents and legal guardians of children between the ages of 7 to 17 who are required by the State of Illinois to attend school can use this educational option.
All students learn the basics of reading: word knowledge, fluency, comprehension, and writing.
These schools specialize in six programmatic areas.
Emphasis is placed on those aspects of knowledge that are most likely to contribute to a student’s ability to explain, reason, communicate, and problem solve, using mathematics and science.
Experience a more intimate and personalized learning environment, and a cohesive vision among teachers.
Special programs provide unique educational opportunities during the summer months.
Finance, International Language, and Law and Public Safety are just a few of the Specialty Academies offered by CPS.
Unique programs that range from Agricultural Sciences, Humanities, and Children’s Engineering, but only at select schools.