Village of Skokie

The Village of Skokie has a rich cultural heritage. The first settlers were immigrants, primarily from Germany and Luxembourg, seeking a prime area to relocate their families. Skokie dates back to the days before the Civil War, and some 30 years before the village was incorporated. The original Fairview School, the village's first, was constructed in 1858, the same year that Henry Harms opened the first store in the settlement that would one day become known as Skokie.

• Village of Skokie
• Niles Township District

Schools

• Skokie School District 68
• Early Childhood Center
• Devonshire School (Grades K-5)
• Highland School (Grades K-5)
• Jane Stenson School (Grades K-5)
• Old Orchard Junior High School (Grades 6-8)

District 69

• Madison School
• Edison School
• Lincoln Junior High

District 72

• Skokie Fairview School (Grades K-8)

District 71

• Culver School (Grades K-8)

District 73

• East Prairie School

Skokie School District 73.5

• Elizabeth Meyer School (Grades Pre K-Kdg.)
• Middleton Elementary School (Grades 1-5)
• McCracken Middle School (Grades 6-8)

District 219

• Niles West High School
Niles North School
• Notre Dame High School for Boys
• DePaul University O'Hare Campus
• Oakton Community College

Additional Resources

• Niles Township District of Special Education
• Illinois State Board of Education - Special Education (ISBE)
• Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)
• Directory of Internet Resources Concerning Disabilities
• LD on Line
• Autism
• Family Education Network
• School Psychology on Line
• Family Village Specific Diagnosis Card Catelogue
• ERIC
• ARC (formerly the Association for Retarded Citizens)
• Social Work and Social Work Services
• Parent Soup
• American Speech & Hearing Association
• Intervention Central
• Online Academy
• Web Toolboxes

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