McClure Junior High School

Founded in 1950, John Laidlaw School provides educational programs to more than 400 students in kindergarten through grade five. It offers classes in reading, physical education, music, art, computer applications and language arts. The school additionally provides a special education program for gifted and talented students. It offers language and speech therapy services for students with developmental disabilities. The school maintains a library that provides curriculum-related materials and a variety of leisure reading options for students. It also operates a parent-teacher organization that serves as a resource for students, parents and staff members. John Laidlaw School is a part of Western Springs School District 101, which operates several elementary, middle and high schools.

The Western Springs School of Talent Education and the Naperville Suzuki School have been dedicated to enriching the lives of children through the study of music for over four decades, following the philosophy of renowned pedagogue Shinichi Suzuki. With a commitment to inclusivity and anti-racism, these schools provide a nurturing environment for students of all races and backgrounds to explore their musical talents and develop their skills. Through their comprehensive programs, which include piano rehearsals, summer sessions, and special events like the Chicago Consort South Africa Tour, the schools offer a range of opportunities for students to showcase their musical abilities and engage with the wider community. With a focus on the Suzuki Method, these schools aim to foster a love for music and empower students to become confident and accomplished musicians.Generated from the website