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An in-depth, Parker-specific “College Counseling Portal Page” for students and their parents/guardians. Information, advice and counsel for students and families throughout all stages of the college selection process, from the initial search and list building through the application and matriculation decisions.
Our Approach to Middle School. Parker’s educational model, rooted in the rich legacy of Colonel Parker and the metaphor of school being a “Model Home,” is well-suited to Middle Schoolers. This model includes a diverse, inclusive and intimate school community; inspirational teachers who know their students personally and are empowered to ...
Thanks to our supporters, Parker is able to pursue its mission, vision and philosophy for over 940 students in Chicago. Make a Gift; School Life. Summer Programs. Beyond the Classroom After-School Enrichment Athletics Clubs and Activities Food Service ... Francis W. Parker School educates students to think and act with empathy, ...
Directions. We are located at the corner of Clark Street and Webster Avenue on the North Side of Chicago in the beautiful and historic Lincoln Park neighborhood, just one block directly west of the Lincoln Park Zoo. Although our mailing address is 330 W. Webster Avenue, the main entrance to Parker is on Clark Street, about half a block north of ...
Francis W. Parker School. 3,613 followers. 2mo. Francis W. Parker School is proud to co-sponsor the 2024 Diversity Job Fair with the Latin School of Chicago and the University of Chicago ...
Francis W. Parker School is fortunate to have an expert faculty, staff, administration and Board of Trustees that remain committed to educating students in accord with Parker’s mission. More than 200 faculty, staff and administrative professionals come together at Parker to inspire students to apply their skills, thoughts, ideas and values to make the world a more just, beautiful and ...
The doors of Francis Parker School first opened, in Mission Hills, on December 31, 1912. Founders Clara Sturges Johnson and her husband, William Templeton Johnson, based their educational philosophy on the work of Colonel Francis Wayland Parker and the experience of the Chicago school where Col. Parker’s principles were first put into practice.
