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HIGH SCHOOLS
2016–17 List
of High Schools
and Certification
Categories
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The CPS Creative Schools Certification is a quantitative examination, launched
in 2012–13, of the resources dedicated to arts education in each Chicago public
school. The High School Certification takes into account each school’s level of
staffing, number of arts disciplines in which courses were offered and depth
of coursework available in those disciplines (e.g. Art I, II, III), as well as
criteria such as budgeting and community partnerships. Because high schools
have graduation requirements in the arts, minutes of weekly arts instruction
are not tracked. Each school’s Arts Liaison reports data specific to their school
annually, and that information is then vetted against additional data sources,
including district budget files and partner data.
CPS High Schools
Excelling
Look up a full breakdown of a school’s Creative Schools Certification at
artlookmap.com.
Strong ACE TECH HS
Architecture, Construction, and Engineering (ACE) Technical Charter
Emerging AIR FORCE HS
Air Force Academy High School
Developing ALCOTT HS
Louisa May Alcott College Preparatory HS
AMUNDSEN HS
Roald Amundsen High School
ASPIRA—BUSINESS & FINANCE HS
ASPIRA Business and Finance
ASPIRA—EARLY COLLEGE HS
ASPIRA Charter—Early College
Austin CCA HS
Austin College and Career Academy High School
BACK OF THE YARDS HS
Back of the Yards IB HS
BANNER WEST HS
Banner Academy West
BOGAN HS
William J Bogan High School
BOWEN HS
Bowen High School
BRONZEVILLE HS
Bronzeville Scholastic Academy High School
Incomplete Data
Not Available
The following details the arts resources at each CPS high school as
they existed in the 2016–17 school year. Schools are listed in alphabetical
order by their common name, underneath which is their formal school
name. Schools that did not complete the Creative Schools Survey are listed
below as having “Incomplete Data.” A grayed-out cell indicates that the
corresponding school was not open for that school year.
PROGRESS REPORT | 2016–17