In Lincoln Park there are probably as many children of millionaires at Lincoln Park High School as there is at prestigious Latin and Parker. In beverly and Mt Greenwood, almost everyone goes to a Catholic high school except a few that get in and choose selective enrollment public schools. It really depends on income level and area. Just an FYI, the above is not necessarily true. In reading about different areas - ive learned that majority who choose to stay in the city of Chicago send their high schoolers to private school. Obviously, it may be different now to an extent, but I think it still competes well with New Trier. My daughter is a theater techie and her teachers at ETHS got her into Carnegie Mellon's theater program. My son is a chemical engineer and credits the phys/chem program at ETHS for a lot of his success. His older brother also went to ETHS and is Astro Teller, the captain of Moonshots. My son's class included the grandson of the physicist Edward Teller, so his parents were certainly satisfied. I will say that even back when my kids were in school, there were people complaining about ETHS. You can also look at the Illinois Report Card
Niche ranks over 14,000 public high schools based on statistics and millions of opinions from students and parents.Ģ017 College Readiness Ranking in IllinoisĢ017 Largest Public High Schools in IllinoisĢ017 Most Diverse Public High Schools in Illinois
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