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Title 1 Freshman Bridge Program Registration Opens
J. Sterling Morton High School, District 201 receives federal grant funds for programs in each of its high schools.
Posted: 5/3/2013

North Riverside Park Mall Youth Escort Policy
North Riverside Park Mall is implementing a Youth Escort Policy to reduce the number of unsupervised non-shopping youth at the mall while ensuring that all our guests, including kids, have a safe and enjoyable shopping experience. The policy will go into effect on May 31, 2013.
Posted: 5/20/2013

The Freshman Center's Class of 2016 Club Visits San Jose de Obrero Mission
On May 18th, members of the Freshman Center’s Class of 2016 Club visited San Jose de Obrero Mission in the heart of Chicago’s Pilsen community.
Posted: 5/20/2013

The Freshman Center's Annual Spring Fling Celebration
On Friday, May 17 all students of the Freshman Center enjoyed an end of the year PBIS celebration.
Posted: 5/20/2013

Iridian Hernandez Receives First Annual Ides of March Scholarship
Congratulations to Iridian Hernandez on receiving the first annual Ides of March Scholarship.
Posted: 5/16/2013

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Welcome to District 201

Welcome to J. Sterling Morton High School District 201. Morton High Schools serve more than 8,000 students from the communities of Berwyn, Cicero, Forest View, Lyons, McCook and Stickney.

In 2003 Morton celebrated its 100th anniversary and is proud to continue into the twenty-first century with vocational and college preparatory courses.

J. Sterling Morton High School 201 will provide quality educational experiences that challenge and enable all students as lifelong learners to be productive, responsible members of the global community.

The District 201 Vision

The curriculum is relevant to students and the community; is challenging, integrated, comprehensive; and provides opportunities to develop the skills and knowledge for employability and/or higher education.
Instruction is student centered, using multiple and experiential learning strategies and extends beyond the classroom.
The students and staff make optimal use of current technology.
The staff is engaged in continuing professional development.
The climate of J. Sterling Morton High Schools is characterized by the high morale and positive attitudes of staff and students, the value and respect given to each person. It is a safe and nurturing environment.