Burnham Elem Inclusive Academy

UChicago Charter School is a network of three campuses located on Chicago's South Side, serving approximately 1,500 students. Each campus has a unique focus, with the elementary campuses emphasizing social-emotional development and the middle and high school campuses preparing students for college. The schools are known for their commitment to high academic achievement, rigorous instruction, and a curriculum based on research and best practices. The North Kenwood Oakland campus, named after the historic neighborhoods it serves, offers a whole child approach to education and features technology-infused classrooms, expert educators, and extended instructional hours. The Donoghue campus, named after George T. Donoghue, focuses on teaching values and independence, with a full-day pre-kindergarten program and instruction in various arts. The UC Woodlawn campus serves grades 6-12 and provides a comprehensive education that prepares students for college and beyond.Generated from the website

Southside Occupational Academy is a vocational high school for students of ages 15 to 21. It serves students with previously identified moderate cognitive disabilities. The academy is a part of Chicago Public Schools and offers community-based programs in general academic subjects, vocational training and transition skills. Its curriculum focuses on employment skills and offers work experience opportunities. Southside Occupational Academy conducts classes in consumer math, functional reading, social studies, horticulture, and visual and performing arts. It also conducts classes in family life, production technology, environmental science, janitorial training and sewing.