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WICKER PARK

Tucked into the eastern corner of the larger community of West Town which extends south to Kinzie Avenue, Wicker Park is bounded by Ashland Avenue on the east, August Boulevard on the south, Western Avenue on the west and Bloomingdale Avenue on the north. Its Historic District features grand mansions. The Six Corners intersection of Damen Avenue, Milwaukee and North Avenues serves as the epicenter of activity. As Wicker Park was previously a relatively inexpensive area, it attracted artists, writers, craftsmen and artisans. Restaurants, small galleries and theaters followed, and today it is a trendy and popular destination.

Wicker Park is less than four miles northwest of the Loop. The CTA Blue Line stops at Damen and Division. CTA buses run on several streets including Milwaukee and North Avenues. In the park that bears its name, the Wicker Park Garden Club maintains 10,000 square feet of ornamental gardens. Other park facilities include athletic fields and courts, a field house, gymnasium, meeting rooms, community garden and more.

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CTA offers Blue Line train service and bus service in Wicker Park.

“Our staff is a collaborative coalition of dedicated educators who work relentlessly to provide our students with an educational experience that reflects rigor, academic excellence, and creativity. We are a community of educators engaged in a continuous process of academic improvement for all of our students and ourselves.

As we strive to integrate technology as well as Fine and Performing Arts across the curriculum, we encourage our students to embrace diversity and respect cultural differences and traditions. We pride ourselves on maintaining a climate of academic excellence which challenges, encourages and supports all students in reaching both their academic and emotional potential. Our primary focus is on facilitating the education of the whole child and fostering a well rounded student who has integrity and a natural sense of self worth.”