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Lincolnshire - Prairie View School District 103
Basic Information
Address: 1370 N. Riverwoods Road
Lincolnshire, IL USA 60069
Phone Number: 847-295-4030
Fax Number: 847-295-9196
Email: Ask103@d103.org
Superintendent: Scott H. Warren, Ed. D.
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Additional Information
Member Schools: Laura B. Sprague, Half Day School, Daniel Wright Junior High School
Board of Directors: Board of Education
Mission Statement:
Our mission is to provide innovative learning experiences which empower each student to excel and make a difference in a diverse and interconnected world.
Accreditation and Recognition: U.S. Department of Education Blue Ribbon Schools, National Board Certification for 23 teachers, Academic Excellence Awards, Financial Recognition
District Characteristics: Results from the Illinois Standards Achievement Tests (ISATs), administered in arch 2013, confirm our recognition as one of the highest academically performing elementary schools in the state. To compare school progress and compliance, access the Illinois Interactive Report Card website at http://iirc.niu.edu.
School Municipalities: Lincolnshire, Prairie View, Buffalo Grove, Vernon Hills, Mettawa, Riverwoods, Lake Forest
History:
Historical roots for our school district span more than 170 years. The earliest forerunner of District 103 was a small log cabin located east of Milwaukee Avenue and south of Indian Creek in Half Day. In 1836, Laura B. Sprague established the school in her home, and this became the first school in Lake COunty, Illinois.