Worth Elementary School

Worth Junior High School provides educational classes to students in grades six through eight in math, science, social studies, language arts, reading, technology and art. The school offers various sports programs, such as soccer, basketball, cross country, tennis, volleyball, wrestling, softball, baseball, and track and field. The school sponsors various activities and functions, such as activity nights and cultural arts programs. Worth Junior High School has a library media center that provides access to electronic resources, including magazines, world encyclopedias, databases and newspapers. In addition, the school provides food and medical services to students. Worth Junior High School is a part of Worth School District 127 and is located in Worth, Ill.

Established in 1978 and located in Chicago, St. Mel High School providing education to more than 600 students. Its college preparatory curriculum includes English, mathematics, and Spanish and French. In addition, it offers basic instructions in algebra, geometry, and precalculus and calculus. Additionally, it offers advanced placement courses in US history, art and physics. It also provides academic and technology education. The school provides various activities, such as drama and debates. It provides various facilities, such as computer labs, an auditorium, gymnasium and media center. It offers career and technology education in architectural drafting, environmental science, nursing assistance, pre-engineering, television production and Web designing. The school motivates students to join various clubs and organizations, such as drama club, debate team, chess club, the National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, and Future Business Leaders of America. The school sports activities include bowling, swimming, basketball, wrestling, tennis, track, golf and softball.

Located in Palatine, Ill., Lincoln School is a part of Community Consolidated School District 15. The school provides educational services to more than 800 students in kindergarten through grade six. Its curriculum includes math, science, language arts and social studies. It offers a variety of extracurricular activities, such as art, general music, and health and physical education. Lincoln School also operates a band and orchestra. The school offers English Language Learners, English as a Second Language and accelerated reader programs. It provides special education to gifted and talented students. In addition, the school offers speech, language and occupational therapies to students with learning disabilities. It provides food, transportation, guidance counseling and medical care. The school also organizes field trips to various educational and cultural destinations. Lincoln School has a parent-teacher association that conducts several fundraising activities, including cultural fairs and family nights.