The Regional Detail report provides the data set and break down of ARA information for this part of the city.
Download SummaryThe Annual Regional Analysis is a set of facts to inform community dialogue and district planning.
The report includes information on all CPS schools, including traditional neighborhood, selective enrollment, magnet, charter, special education specialty, and Options (alternative) schools.
This document is a common fact base from which to understand the school landscape in communities. The intent of the ARA is not to provide recommendations but rather a set of findings based on the data that serves as input to inform community dialogue and district planning.
The ARA is organized in 16 geographic regions, aligned with Chicago Neighborhoods Now planning zones. The regions were created by the City of Chicago’s Department of Planning and Development based on research on housing and jobs. They are defined with natural boundaries, such as rivers and railroads, in mind. These elements, as well as transportation options, are likely considerations for families in choosing schools. With the goal of utilizing a consistent structure year to year, these regions are more stable than city wards and school networks.
Explore this section to learn important background information about the region.
Explore this section to learn more about how many Level 1+/1 schools and seats are in the region.
Explore this section for information on the number of seats and enrollment patterns in the region.
Explore this section for information on school choice patterns and student commute distance and time.
Explore this section to learn more about the variety of schools and program types available in the region.