Cary Junior High School

Husmann Elementary School in Crystal Lake, IL, provides education for students from kindergarten to fifth grade. Established in 1884 as Union School, it later became Central Elementary School after the merger of Crystal Lake and Nunda, before being renamed John L. Husmann Elementary School in 1985. The school is named after John L. Husmann, a former principal who dedicated 35 years to District 47. With a rich history dating back to the late 19th century, Husmann Elementary School continues to offer quality education in a supportive learning environment. Generated from their available business information

Algonquin Middle School offers classes from grades sixth through eighth. The school enrolls more than 540 students, and is operated by the Community Unit School District 300. Its curriculum includes arts, computers, business, industrial arts, English, family and consumer sciences, foreign languages, health education, math, music, vocational and physical education, science, art and craft, and social studies. It offers an integrated school improvement plan that aims to provide a positive learning environment for all students, staff, parents and community members. It has art and beta clubs, student council, yearbook, and various intramural sports. Its Battle of the Books program encourages students to read books and the team competes with other teams from District 300 middle schools. Students are quizzed on their comprehension of the books. The school has a parent-teacher association as well, and offers meal and transportation services. The middle school serves McHenry County, and is located in Algonquin, Ill.

Middle School North is a learning center that provides academic instruction to students in grades six through eight. It provides various athletic activities that include basketball, soccer, volleyball, cross-country, and track and field. The school additionally classes in social studies, art, Spanish, physical education, computer applications, English and science. The school operates a library and media center that offers a variety of print and electronic resources. In addition to band, choir and orchestra, Middle School North provides opportunities to participate in newspaper, yearbook and adventure clubs. The school has a parent-teacher organization that sponsors educational and social programs. Middle School North is governed by Community Unit School District 95.