Edward H Abbot School

Elgin, IL

Edward H Abbot School is located in Elgin, Illinois, and serves a diverse community of students. The school focuses on providing a nurturing environment that fosters academic growth and personal development. With dedicated teachers and a variety of extracurricular activities, Edward H Abbot School aims to empower students to reach their full potential.

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Abbott Middle School

Abbott Middle School provides educational services for more than 500 students in grades seven and eight. Its academic curriculum includes math, science, physical education, history and social studies. The school also organizes various sports activities, such as volleyball, football, basketball and soccer. Abbott Middle School offers intramural activities and tutorial classes. In addition, it has a student council, book club and School Improvement Planning Committee. The school provides special education services for gifted and talented students. Abbott Middle School also organizes spelling bee competitions and reality fairs. Its extracurricular activities include dance and band. Abbott Middle School is a part of Illinois School District U-46, which enrolls students in elementary, middle and high schools.

Public elementary and secondary schools

School District U-46

School District U-46 in Elgin, IL is a public school district that serves a diverse student population in the surrounding area. With a focus on providing quality education and support services, the district aims to prepare students for success in their academic and personal endeavors. Generated from their business information

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Washington School

"Disappointing and saddening, to say the least. It has become sole crushing to have to see my child attend this school on a daily basis. I don't know who it hurts more? Me or my kid?"