Arlington Heights School District 25
School district in Illinois, United States
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Arlington Heights School District 25 (AHSD25) is a school district that serves and is based in Arlington Heights, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. The school district serves over 5,550 students in nine schools.[1]
Coordinates42.092386°N 87.981673°W
MottoTogether Today 2 Transform Tomorrow
GradesPK – 8
SuperintendentDr. Brian Kaye
| Arlington Heights School District 25 | |
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Cook County, Illinois, 60004-60005 United States | |
| Coordinates | 42.092386°N 87.981673°W |
| District information | |
| Motto | Together Today 2 Transform Tomorrow |
| Grades | PK – 8 |
| Superintendent | Dr. Brian Kaye |
| Enrollment | 5,266 |
| Other information | |
| Website | www |
Schools
The school district operates seven elementary schools and two middle schools.[2]
| School name | Lowest to Highest Grade | Number of Students | Principal | IRC Ranking |
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| South Middle School | 6th grade-8th grade | 818 | Dr. Jim Morrison | Commendable |
| Thomas Middle School | 6th grade-8th grade | 936 | Lori Naumowicz | Commendable |
| Dryden Elementary School | Kindergarten-5th grade | 440 | Akemi Sessler | Commendable |
| Greenbrier Elementary School | Prekindergarten-5th grade | 276.5 | Donna Bingaman | Exemplary |
| Ivy Hill Elementary School | Kindergarten-5th grade | 521 | Scott Kaese | Exemplary |
| Olive-Mary Stitt School | Kindergarten-5th grade | 569 | Ms. Erin Davis | Commendable |
| Patton Elementary School | Kindergarten-5th grade | 382.5 | Mrs. Ellie Chin | Exemplary |
| Westgate Elementary School | Kindergarten-5th grade | 511.5 | Dr. Ann Buch | Exemplary |
| Windsor Elementary School | Kindergarten-5th grade | 456.5 | Mrs. Lindsay Anastacio | Commendable |
Information based on 2013-14 Illinois Report Cards.[3]
Other information
Properties
- Seven Elementary Schools
- Two Middle Schools
- A leased private Japanese School
- A leased special education co-op
- is also a maintenance facility for the districts vehicles.
- A district administration building
Historical Schools
- Dwyer Elementary (Closed in the 1970s)
- Wilson Elementary (Closed in 1977)
- Dunton Elementary (Closed in 1981, Now Administration Building)
- Park Elementary (Closed in 1981)
- Kensington Elementary (Closed in 1982)
- Rand Junior High (Closed in 1983)
- Miner Junior High (Closed in 1978)
- North School (Closed in 1976)
- North Arlington Middle School (Renamed To Thomas Middle School)
- Berkeley Elementary (Closed in 1992)
Administration
- Superintendent: Dr. Lori Bein
- Assistant Superintendent for Student Learning: Dr. Becky FitzPatrick
- Assistant Superintendent for Personnel And Planning: Mr. Brian Kaye
- Assistant Superintendent for Student Services: Dr. Peg Lasiewicki
- Assistant Superintendent for Business: Stacey Mallek