Looking to continue planning your student's STEM journey? We've compiled additional resources to support School Planning, Course Selection, Out-of-School Time Programming, and Advocacy
Start your journey at CPS by finding the school or program that's right for your child: Find a School
Choosing the right high school to fit your student's goals and needs is a critical step in the college and career planning process: Learn more about choosing a school
GoCPS is the online platform that allows families to apply to nearly every CPS school and program using one site, one application, and one deadline: Start exploring
Learn more about CPS graduation requirements by grade here
Explore the CPS HS course catalog (including prerequisites) here
CPS high school students can take rigorous college-level academic classes and earn college credit at no cost prior to starting their postsecondary education. Learn about dual credit here
Students in CTE programs apply the information they learn in core school subjects like math, science, and writing to real-life work situations to become career- and college-ready. Learn about CTE programs here
Academic enrichment programs offer CPS elementary and high school students innovative, challenging, and fun learning experiences to supplement their education both inside and outside the classroom. Explore academic enrichment programs
Participating in Academic competitions is a great opportunity for students to exercise what they've learned in the classroom, and pick up new skills. Learn more about academic competions
In the city of Chicago, Local School Councils serve as a governing body for each district-managed school in CPS. LSCs help to propel our schools forward by inviting valuable collaboration from parents, community members, students and staff. Learn how you can get involved with LSCs
CPS recognizes parents and guardians provide invaluable support and are our partners in preparing their children for success. Engagement opportunities empower families to participate in student education and the school community. Explore parent and guardian engagement opportunities