1Academy of Communications
and Technology Charter School
2 ACORN Charter School
3 Alain Locke Charter School
4 Betty Shabazz International
Charter School
5 Chicago International
Charter School-North
6 Chicago International
Charter School- South
7 Chicago International
Charter School- Prairie
8 Noble Street Charter School
9 North Kenwood/Oakland
Charter School
10 North Lawndale College
Preparatory Charter High School
11 Octavio Paz Charter School
12 Perspectives Charter School
13 Triumphant Charter Middle
School
14 Youth Connection Charter
School
14-1 Jane Addams Alternative
High School
14-2 Bronzeville Alternative
High School
14-3 Career Works Alternative
High School
14-4 Community Youth
Development Institute
14-5Howard Area Community
School
14-6 Instituto del Progreso
Latino
14-7Williams Youth
Service Schools Without Walls
14-8
Woodlawn Intergenerational HighSchool
15 Thomas Jefferson Charter
School
16 Prairie Crossing Charter
School
17 Fort Bowman Academy
Charter School
18 Springfield Ball Charter
School
19 Southern Illinois University East St. Louis Charter School
1998-1999 Illinois Charter Schools
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1
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Academy of Technology and Communication Charter School |
6,7,9,10
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150
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Sarah Howard and Michelle Smith Co-Directors
4319 West Washington BLVD
Chicago, IL 60624
773 626 4200
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Mission:
The ACT Charter School prepared urban students to contribute productively
in a diverse society by narrowing the gap between academic studies and real
life. Its curriculum combines the communication arts and technology
with English, Social Studies, Math, and Science.
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2
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ACORN Charter School |
9-10
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125
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William Campillo
2414 South Albany
Chicago, IL 60623
773 542 8470
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Mission:
To prepare students to become active, responsible agents of change
for their family and community life through an inquiry- and standards-based
dual language (Spanish/English) curriculum with an academic focus on reading
and writing.
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3
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Alain Locke Charter School
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k-1
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100
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Tasha Downey
3125 West Jackson
Chicago, IL 60612
312.701.3672
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Mission:
The Alain Locke Charter Academy's mission is to serve asa demonstration
charter school for the innovative educational model designed by 21st Century
Urban Schools. As such, the Alain Locke Charter Academy will serve as
a model neighborhood school exemplifying student excellence in academics,
technology, social development and community responsibility.
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4
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Betty Shabazz International Charter School
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k-6
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260
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Stephanie Davenport
7825 S Ellis
Chicago, IL 60653
773 651 1221
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Mission:
Betty Shabazz International School has an African-centered
model central to its philosophy, curriculum, and pedagogy. It strives
to link studentssymbolimunity, African people,
and those in Diasporaandn links themcallyy to family, com technologically to local and international
resources, and to school children from South Africa, Brazil, and Ghana.
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5
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Chicago International Charter School- North
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l-9
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554
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Michael J. Bakalis
2235 North Hamilton
Chicago, IL 60647
312.226.3355
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Mission:
The American Quality Schools Corporation believes itheeh innate cin they
of every child to succeed. This capacity is fostered through high
academic and personal standards, respectful and orderly schools, competent,
caring parents along witadministratiwith administrativech creates a climate
and culture of continuous improvement and a commitment to high anmeasurablele
and measurablexcellence.
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6
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Chicago International Charter School- South
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k-10
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1,100
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Michael J. Bakalis
11530 South Prairie
Chicago, IL 60628
312.226.3355
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Mission:
the American Quality Schools Corporation believes in the innate capacity
of every child to succeed. This capacity is fostered through high academic
and personal standards, respectful and orderly schools, competent, caring
parents along with administrative leadership which creates a culture ocontinuousys
iof continuousd a commitment to high anmeasurablele standards of excellence.
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7
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Chicago International Charter School- Prairie
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k-10
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1,100
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Michael J. Bakalis
11530 South Prairie
Chicago, IL 60628
312.226.3355
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Mission:
The American Quality Schools Corporation believes in the innate capacity
of every child to succeed. This capacity is fostered through high academic
and personal standards, respectful and orderly schools, competent,caring
parents, along with administrative leadership which creates a climateandculture
of continuoys improvement and a commitment to high and measureable
standards of excellence.
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8
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Noble Street Charter School |
9-12
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110
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Michael Milkie
1012 N. Noble Street
Chicago, IL 60622
773.278.7471
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Mission:
To prepare Chicago's youth to function successfully in our society
by requiring and facilatating educational excellence, civic responsibility,
and respect for the community, the environment, and people from all walks
of life.
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9
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North Kenwood/Oakland
Charter School |
prek-k, 1, 5
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113
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Marv Hoffman and Beverly Prince
4611 S. Ellis
Chicago, IL 60653
773.753.9906
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Mission:
NK/OCS is dedicated to provide challenging learning for all
students across the curriculum, to serve as a professional development site
for Chicago Public School teachers and administrators interested in improving
practice, to engage in new program development to expand learning opportunties
for ubran children, and to suport and assist in the revitalization of the
North Kenwood and Oakland communities.
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10
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North Lawndale College Preparatory Charter High School
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85
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9
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Robert Durrah
1616 S. Spaulding Ave
Chicago, IL 60623
773.542.1490
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Mission:
Integrates high academic expectations
with community service, work experience, and technology education in order
to encourage and enable students in the North Lawndale community to attend
and graduate college.
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11
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Octavio Paz Charter School
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k-6
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546
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Anna Fernandez
2401 W. Congress Parkway
(grades 2-6)
Chicago, Il 60612
773.432.1170
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Mission:
To provide a highly structured curriculum with unmatched
educational, skill development, and career opportunities to a socioeconomically
diverse population through a partnership between Octavio Paz Charter School,
the United Neighborhood Organization, and Advantage Schools, Inc.
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12
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Perspectives Charter School
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6-11
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150
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Diana Shulla and Kim Day
1532 S. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, Il 60605
312.431.8770
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Mission:
To offer a quality education and develop students' personal,
interpersonal and global perspectives, in order to shape thoughful,
aring and ethical students en route to a lifetime of meaningful work.
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13
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Triumphant Charter
Middle School
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6-8
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Helen Stanton Hawkins
4953 S. Seeley
Chicago, IL 60609
773.291.6517
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Mission:
Focus on students who are in need of an alternative
school environment. TCS prepared its scholars for academic achievement and
responsible living, with emphais on appropriate behavior and the expectaion
of success.
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14
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Youth Connection Charter School
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Doris Whittmon
10 W. 35th ST, STE 5E3-1
Chicago, IL 60616
312.328.0799
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Mission:
To provide high school dropouts the opportunity
to complete their high school education through attending one of 25
comprehensive community based alternative schools.
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14-1
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Jane Addams Alternative High School
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9-12
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41
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Jim Blum
1800 Cuyler
Chicago, IL 60613
773.890.0055
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Mission:
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14-2
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Bronzeville Alternative High School
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9-12
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29
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Capers Funnye
4622 S. Dr. Martin Luther King Dr
Chicago, IL 60653
773.538.0059
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Mission:
To provide the collective knowledge and insight
of the entire staff to the student body, to teach our students with all of
the resources available to us. and to insure students receive the best possible
education and life skills preparation needed to face today's complex society.
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14-3
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Career Works Alternative High School
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9-12
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89
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Lura Armstrong
200 N. Michigan
Chicago, IL 60601
312.759.0047
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Mission:
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14-4
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Community Youth Development Institute
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9-12 |
33
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Aaron Royster
7625 S. Halsted
Chicago, IL 60620
773.224.5683
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Mission:
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14-5
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Howard Area Community High School
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9-12
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46
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Christine de Neveu
7647 N. Paulina
Chicago, IL 60626
773.381.03669-12
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Mission:
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14-6
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Instituto del Progreso Latino
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9-12
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45
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Ms. Darby Carr
3512 Haverford Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Ph: (215) 386-5768 |
Mission:
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14-7
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Williams Youth Service School Without Walls
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9-12
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52
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Lisa Williams
7105 Ridgeland
Chicago, Il, 60649
773.643.3258
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14-8
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Woodlawn Intergenerational High School
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9-12
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36
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Petri Spivey
48 E. 61st Street
Chicago, IL
773.667.0752
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15
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Thomas Jefferson Charter School
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Char Berry
795 Center St.
Des Plaines, IL 60016
847.571.4828
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Mission:
Prepare all students for the 21st
century with a challenging education that will enable them to be successful
and productive citizens in a global economy.
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Prairie Crossing Charter School
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Kathy Jonston
1571 Jones Point Rd
Grayslake, IL 60030
847.543.9722 ex 1
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17
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Fort Bowman Academy Charter School
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k-6
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Paul Seibert
22 Delano Drive
Cahokia, IL 62206
618.233.0428
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| Mission:
To prepare all of its students for college or career placement.
To provide all students, regardless of ethnic, cultural, language, or SES,
with an education which will allow them to develop their talents, fulfill
their potentials, and excel in their selected areas of academic and/or economic
life. To create an inclusive learning community of students, teachers,
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Springfield Ball Charter School
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19
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Southern Illinois University East St. Louis Charter School
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