YOUR CHI A Guide to a Healthy, Safe and Fun Summer!

Lori E. LightfootMayor of Chicago

Dear CPS students and parents,

As the Mayor of Chicago, I am committed to ensuring that our young people remain safe, engaged and supported year-round. That’s why this summer our City departments and agencies are teaming up with neighborhood organizations, faith leaders and community partners to make sure our students have a rewarding and productive summer season. We have created this Summer Resource Guide to provide information about the services available to our students, particularly our high school students, including programs that

are free to the public or require only nominal fees. Whether a young person needs to find a meal, connect with social services, participate in summer learning, or just have fun, the City of Chicago and our partners have a variety of opportunities available. This guide is also available online at Chicago.gov/summer, or you can call or text 311 for more information. On behalf of the entire City of Chicago, I wish you and your family a safe and enjoyable summer. Thank you.

Lori E. LightfootMayorCity of Chicago

YOUR CHI: Fun and More!The 2019 summer entertainment season has officially begun, featuring dozens of free concerts, events, family activities, nature programs, workouts, public art festivals, and more. The summer series includes many iconic musical events in Millennium Park, which are free to the public and family friendly, including: Year of Chicago Theatre, the Chicago Gospel Music Festival, Chicago Blues Festival, Summer Music Series, Summer Film Series and Summer Dance Celebration. Additionally, the Park District also hosts over 200 Movies in the Park throughout the neighborhoods. This free programming runs from May through September. Find out more at: chicago.gov/summer.

Across the city, community partners, organizations and faith centers are hosting free events for youth to join in the fun! For up to date information about festivals and events visit chicago.gov/summer.

DATE HOST EVENT LOCATION ADDRESS CONTACT

8/2/19Phalanx Family Services

Back-2-SchoolUniversal En-tertainment Center

11901 S. Loomis

(773) 291-1086 Laura Bailey

7/27/19 Salvation Army Health Fair Harbor Light825 N. Christiana

(312) 667-2350

8/16/19 Salvation ArmyOvernight Basketball Tournament

Harbor Light825 N. Christiana

(312) 667-2350; safreedom.org

6/30/19

Chicago Park District, Central States SER, One Summer Chicago

Queer Family BBQ

Ping Tom Memorial Park

1700 S. Wentworth Ave

(773) 542-9030

8/3/19

One Summer Chicago, SGA Youth & Family Services

14th Annual We R Hip Hop Festival

Dvorak Park1119 W. Cullerton

(312) 663-0305

8/8/19One Summer Chicago

Youth Apple Summer Show-case

Apple Store-River-walk

400 N. Michigan

www.onesum-merchicago.org

8/24/19

Chicago Park District, Central States SER, One Summer Chicago

Queer Pool Party

Washington Park Refec-tory

5531 S. Russell Drive

8/1/19After School Matters

The Latinx Summer Fest

TBD TBD(312) 742-4182; www.afterschool-matters.org

8/6/19After School Matters

Spotlight on Peace

Navy Pier 600 E Grand Ave

(312) 742-4182; www.afterschool-matters.org

YOUR CHI: Parks

There’s nothing better than summer in Chicago, and the Chicago Park District has a wide variety of offerings allowing residents and families to enjoy, explore and get active in every community. For more information on how to spend your summer in Chicago’s parks, or additional details on programming below, visit www.chicagoparkdistrict.com or call 312.742.PLAY. Keep track of more than 2,000 Night Out In the Parks events in all 77 community areas all summer long with the My Chi Parks app. Beaches and PoolsThrough Early SeptemberTimes and Locations Vary

Cool off this summer at Chicago Park District’s beaches and pools! Chicago Park District’s 28 indoor and 50 outdoor pools offer open swims, lap swim sessions and various classes. The Chicago Park District beach season will run through early September. Swimming is permitted when lifeguards are on duty from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm each day. Teens in the ParkThrough SeptemberTimes and Locations Vary

Teens in the Park provides showcasing opportunities for teen artists (singers, dancers, poets and musicians). The events are open to the public and help our artists grow as live performers. Our alumni have gone on to perform at events like Taste of Chicago and more! Arts & Culture ProgrammingTimes and Locations Vary

Express yourself, be creative and try new

activities this summer at any of the Chicago Park District’s Arts & Cultural programs. From dance and music to performing arts or visual art, your local park has something for everyone. Movies in the ParksThrough September 9Citywide, 8:30 p.m.

Hollywood stars return to Chicago skies this summer, as Movies in the Parks brings big-screen entertainment to local parks for the nineteenth season. Join us in the parks for anything from classics from the Golden Age of Hollywood and retro childhood favorites, to the best family-friendly box office favorites from recent years. Culture RemixJune 21, 6:30 - 8:30 PMKosciuszko Park2732 N. Avers Ave.

Culture Remix is an all-ages, community-oriented event that celebrates transnational cultures through world music, dance, art, technology, and culture. Curated by Future

Throughout the summer, community-based organizations are hosting summer programs, day camps and classes for youth to be creative, learn a new skill, and have fun! If you are looking for a class or way to get involved, visit chicago.gov/summer or call 311.

DATE HOST EVENT LOCATION ADDRESS CONTACT

8/7/19After School Matters

Lutz Center Summer Show-case

The Michael and Karyn Lutz Center

3435 N Cicero Ave.

(312) 742-4182; www.afterschool-matters.org

8/9/19After School Matters

Summer Dance Summit

TBD TBD(312) 742-4182; www.afterschool-matters.org

Rootz, the series celebrates the diversity of Chicago and will highlight emerging talent from across the city. Chicago Heightz Stop the Violence at GarfieldJune 22, 1:00 - 4:00 PMGarfield Park100 N. Central Park Ave.

Divine Purpose Youth Performing Arts Center this event is for all ages which will consist of some of Chicago’s indie artists and vendor resources for violence prevention, housing and more, we will also have music, games, food and more. Breakthrough at OgdenJune 22, 5:00-9:00 PMOgden (William) Park6500 S. Racine Ave.

The BREAKTHROUGH SUMMER TOUR consists of a variety of positive talent. Through spoken word, hip hop, dance and art, we will provide an experience that will never be forgotten.

Park Facilities and Programs Across the CityTimes and Locations Vary

There are 600 parks offering thousands of sports, physical and recreational activities for youth and adults in athletics, gymnastics; rowing sailing; and special recreational programs. With more than 230 fieldhouses, 704 baseball/softball fields, 513 tennis courts, 328 basketball courts, and 251 foot-ball/soccer fields all with instruction, organized and open play time, Chicago’s Parks has something for everyone. This year’s programming features Inner City Youth Baseball, Youth Baseball, Windy City Hoops, Summer Teen League, Junior Bear Football, Inner City Flag Football, Boxing, Neighborhood Soccer Festivals, Tennis Camp, Lacrosse Camps, along with community runs, community skate park events, and much, much more.

YOUR CHI: Learning Opportunities in Every NeighborhoodTo continue building on the academic gains made in school this year, the City and its community-based partners will offer educational and enrichment programs for students entering kindergarten through 12th grade. Participation in these and other continued learning programs will help to prevent the “summer slide” where youth can lose up to three months of math and science progress during summer months if they do not remain engaged in learning.

Listed below are a selection of programs available across Chicago. You can find out more and explore other programs at: chicago.gov/summer

Summer Learning with Chicago Public Schools

Chicago Public Schools (CPS) offer a broad range of programming opportunities for CPS students throughout the summer. From academic enrichment and credit recovery to opportunities supporting community projects, students can build their skills and explore their interests. Programs range from topics including the environment, robotics, writing, healthcare, college exploration and more. For more information on specific learning opportunities available to your student, contact your school or visit www.ChicagoCityofLearning.org.

Summer Learning with City Colleges of Chicago

Daley College7500 S. Pulaski

Daley College will host a camp for middle school girls to explore careers in advanced manufacturing and engineering in which students will design and produce their own products. The college will also host the South Side Mini Maker Faire in August, a gathering of engineers, craftspeople, manufacturers, and youth who love to create, among other opportunities. Learn more by calling: (773) 838-7500.

Harold Washington College30 E. Lake Street

Over the summer, students of various ages can participate in programs to hone their skills and prepare for college or other technical programs. Harold Washington College will host Black Girls Code summer coding camp, the Chicago Summer Business Institute and more! Visit Chicago.gov/summer for more details.

Kennedy-King College6301 S. Halsted

This summer, Kennedy-King College will host the TRIO Educational Talent Search, including a variety of academic and extracurricular activities like technology, swim and fitness activities. The college will host a summer STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts & math) camp for students ages 4 to 9. Kennedy-King also hosts free GED and high school equivalency practice exams and assessments open to all community members. Call 773-602-5000 for more information.

Malcom X College1900 W. Jackson

Malcolm X College is hosting a variety of free programs for high school students and young adults looking to improve their skills and prepare for college level work. From quick programs focusing on basic math and English to pre-college summer health clinics, programs

target the needs of employers in the health care field as well as the ability to gain college credit. Learn more at Chicago.gov/summer.

Olive-Harvey College10001 S. Woodlawn

Olive-Harvey College is hosting a range of programming this summer. Basic skill boot camp programs can help students over 18 improve in reading and math targeting improvement on placement exams. Olive-Harvey will also offer accelerated learning opportunities, youth camps, and specific technical skill opportunities like forklift certification and the AAR Aviation Tech Apprenticeship. Call 773-291-6490 for more information.

Truman College1145 W. Wilson

Truman College will host the Best Buy Geek Squad Summer Academy for youth interested in gaining technical skills, a mobile City Hall, and more!Call 773-907-4742 for more information.

Wilbur Wright College4300 N. Narragansett

This summer, Wilbur Wright College will host programs for middle school and high school age youth providing a variety of skills and enrichments. From summer reading and math, to gardening, robotics, dance instruction and web design, programs run throughout the summer.Call 773-481-8800 for more information.

YOUR CHI: Chicago Public LibrariesLearn More About CPL Programs by visiting www.chipublib.org

Summer Learning Challenge (SLC) Ages: Birth - 13 years of age Dates: June 24 - August 17Locations: All 81 locations (To register visit your local branch or visit www.chipublib.org

Playgramming Ages: 11-13 years of ageDates: July 8 - August 18 Locations: Branches across the CityCoding programs will be offered at CPL this summer! Youth will have the opportunity to gain experience in computational thinking including programming and coding during five-week long clubs.

STEAM Team (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) Ages: All agesDates: June 1 - September 1Locations: CPL will visit WIC centers, Head Start Centers, early childhood centers and laundromats.

CircEsteemAges: 6 and upDates: June 24 – August 17 Locations: Branches across the CityStep right up! Come one, come all! CircEsteem is bringing the circus to your local Chicago Public Library. Shows are filled with fun and include ring juggling, acrobatics, unicycle riders and more.

Summer Brain GamesAges: 8 – 14 Dates: June 24 – August 17Locations: Branches across the CityJoin teen science enthusiasts to explore various science concepts though hands-on activities.

Ship of ToleranceAges: 8-13 years of ageDates: May 8 - July 1 Youth will engage in an art series to give voice to messages of peace

and tolerance. The Ship of Tolerance project will bring youth together to talk about tolerance, acceptance and anti-violence. Children will work together to paint images that illustrate their beliefs and values onto sail cloths.

Kompagni B Youth Dance ExchangeAges: 3-13 years of ageDates: June 15 - 20 Locations: Various branchesChildren will engage with the Royal Danish Ballet youth dance exchange program to learn music and movement and share an understanding of culture through dance. Danish ballet dancers will lead Chicago children in musical programs and celebrate the start of SLC with special programs that bridge their dance from Toman to Piotrowski Park and from Whitney Young to Avalon Park.

Back to School-A-PaloozaAges: 5-13 years of ageDates: August 19 - September 1 Locations: Across the CityCPL will offer a series of music programs for families to celebrate the end of summer and the start of school. These programs are offered for families in conjunction with school supply giveaways during the last two weeks of August as children prepare for the school year transition.

Teen Services Programming Ages: 13-18 years of ageDates: June 24 - August 17Locations: Branches across the City Teen Services library staff at more than 30 locations will host programs as part of the summer program “We Are Chicago: Your City, Your Summer, Your CPL.” Program partners who will offer special branch programs include Adler Planetarium, Brown and Proud Press, Kompagni B Exchange Chicago; Shine On, Chicago, Yollocalli Arts Reach and Young Chicago Authors.

YOUR CHI: Free Summer MealsFree meals are available at over 200 schools throughout the City.

In addition to summer meals served indoors, CPS also offers meals at outdoor school locations throughout the entire summer through the LunchStop program. Meals are available even beyond summer school programs! The LunchStop summer meal program provides free, healthy meals across Chicago to all children under 18 years (children do not have to be CPS students).

Call for meal times, start and end dates, and find more at: chicago.gov/summer

Location Address Days Meals Phone

AIR FORCE HS 3630 South Wells Street M-F Lunch (773) 535-1590

ALDRIDGE 630 E 131st St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-5614

AMUNDSEN HS 5110 N Damen Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-2320

ARMOUR 950 West 33rd Place M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-4530

ASHBURN 8300 South St. Louis Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-7860

ASHE 8505 S Ingleside Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-3550

ASPIRA - BUSINESS & FINANCE HS

2989 N. Milwaukee Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 252-0970

ASPIRA - HAUGAN 3729 W Leland Ave M-F Lunch (773) 252-0970

AZUELA 4707 W Marquette Rd M-F Lunch (773) 535-7395

BATEMAN 4220 N Richmond St M-F Lunch (773) 534-5055

BEIDLER 3151 W Walnut St Tu-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-6811

BLAIR 6751 W 63rd Pl M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-2076

BOGAN HS 3939 W 79th St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-2180

BOND 7050 S May St M-F Lunch (773) 535-3480

BOONE 6710 N Washtenaw Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-2160

BOWEN HS 2710 E 89th St M-F Lunch (773) 535-7650

BRADWELL 7736 S Burnham Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-6600

BRIGHTON PARK ANNEX 3825 S Washtenaw Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-7237

BRONZEVILLE CLASSICAL 8 W Root M-F Breakfast and Lunch -

BRUNSON 932 N Central Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-6025

BURKE 5356 S King Dr Tu-Th Lunch (773) 535-1325

CALMECA 3458 W. 38th Street M-F Lunch (773) 535-7000

CAMELOT - CHICAGO EXCEL HS 1257 W 111th St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 629-8379

CAMELOT - EXCEL SOUTHWEST HS

7014 S Washtenaw Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 424-0721

CAMERON 1234 N Monticello Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-4290

CARSON 5516 S Maplewood Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-9222

CARVER G 901 E 133rd Pl M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-5674

CARVER MILITARY HS 13100 S Doty Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-5250

CHALMERS 2745 W. ROOSEVELT RD M-F Lunch (773) 534-1720

CHAVEZ 4747 S Marshfield Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-4600

CHICAGO ARTS HS 2714 W. Augusta Blvd M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-9710

Location Address Days Meals Phone

CHICAGO VOCATIONAL HS 2100 E 87th St M-F Lunch (773) 535-6100

CLARK HS 5101 W Harrison St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-6250

CLEMENTE HS 1147 Western Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-4000

COLEMON 1441 W 119th St Tu-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-3975

COLLINS HS 1313 S Sacramento Dr. M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-1840

COONLEY 4046 N Leavitt St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-5140

CROWN 2128 S St Louis Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-1680

CUFFE 8324 S Racine Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-8250

DALEY 5024 S Wolcott Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-9091

DARWIN 3116 W Belden Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-4110

DAVIS M 6730 S Paulina St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-9120

DAVIS N 3014 W 39th Pl M-F Lunch (773) 535-4540

DE DIEGO 1313 N Claremont Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-4451

DENEEN 7240 S Wabash Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-3035

DePRIEST 139 S Parkside Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-6800

DEVRY HS 3300 N Campbell Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 697-2216

DISNEY II ES 3815 N Kedvale Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-3750

DISNEY II HS 3815 N Kedvale Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-3750

DOOLITTLE 535 E 35th St M-F Lunch (773) 535-1040

DUBOIS 330 E 133rd St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-5582

DURKIN PARK 8445 S Kolin Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-2322

EBERHART 3400 W 65th Pl M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-9190

EDWARDS 4815 S Karlov Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-4875

EPIC HS 8255 S Houston Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-7930

ERIE 1405 N Washtenaw Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 486-7161

ESMOND 11221 S Homewood Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-2650

EVERGREEN 3537 S Paulina St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-4836

EVERS 9811 S Lowe Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-2565

FOREMAN HS 3235 N LeClaire Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-3400

FOSTER PARK 8530 S Wood St M-F Lunch (773) 535-2725

FRAZIER CHARTER 3711 W Douglas Blvd M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 521-1303

FUNSTON 2010 N Central Park M-F Lunch (773) 534-4125

GAGE PARK HS 5630 S Rockwell St M-F Lunch (773) 535-9230

GALE 1631 W Jonquil Terrace M-F Lunch (773) 534-2100

GALLISTEL 10347 S Ewing Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-6540

GARVEY 10309 S Morgan St M-F Lunch (773) 535-2763

GRAHAM ES 4436 S Union Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-1308

GREENE 3525 S Honore St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-4560

GRESHAM 8524 S Green St M-F Lunch (773) 535-3350

GRISSOM 12810 S Escanaba Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-5380

GUNSAULUS 4420 S Sacramento Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-7215

HALE 6140 S Melvina Ave M-Th Breakfast (773) 535-2265

HALEY 11411 S Eggleston Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-5340

Location Address Days Meals Phone

HAMLINE 4747 S Bishop St M-F Lunch (773) 535-4565

HAMMOND 2819 W. 21st Place M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-4580

HARTE 1556 E 56th St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-0870

HARVARD 7525 S Harvard Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-3045

HAY 1018 N Laramie Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-6000

HEARST 4640 S Lamon Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-2376

HEFFERAN 4409 W Wilcox St M-F Lunch (773) 534-6192

HENDERSON 5650 S Wolcott Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-9080

HENRY 4250 N Saint Louis Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-5060

HERNANDEZ 3510 W 55th St M-F Lunch (773) 535-8850

HIBBARD 3244 West Ainslie St M-F Lunch (773) 534-5191

HIRSCH HS 7740 S Ingleside Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-3100

HOLDEN 1104 W 31st St M-F Lunch (773) 535-7200

JACKSON M 917 W 88th St M-F Lunch (773) 535-3341

JENSEN 3030 W Harrison St M-F Lunch (773) 534-6840

JORDAN 7414 N Wolcott Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-2220

JUAREZ HS 1450 W Cermak Rd M-F Lunch (773) 534-7030

JULIAN HS 10330 S Elizabeth St M-F Lunch (773) 535-5170

KANOON 2233 S. KEDZIE AVE M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-1736

KELLMAN 3030 W Arthington St M-F Lunch (773) 534-6602

KELLY HS 4136 S California Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-4900

KELVYN PARK HS 4343 W Wrightwood Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-4200

KENNEDY HS 6325 W 56th St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-2325

KING ES 644 W 71st St Tu-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-3875

KIPP CHICAGO ONE 730 N Pulaski Rd M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 938-8578

LANE TECH HS 2501 W Addison St M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-5400

LARA 4619 S Wolcott Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-4389

LAVIZZO 138 W 109th St M-F Lunch (773) 535-5300

LEE 6448 S Tripp Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-2255

LELAND 512 S Lavergne Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-6340

LIBBY 5300 S Loomis Blvd M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-9050

LINCOLN PARK HS 2001 N Orchard St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-8130

LINDBLOM HS 6130 S Wolcott Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-9300

LLOYD 2103 N Lamon Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-3070

LOGANDALE 3212 W George St M-F Lunch (773) 534-5350

LOWELL 3320 W Hirsch St M-F Lunch (773) 534-4300

LOZANO ANNEX 1501 North Greenview Ave. M-F Lunch (773) 534-4750

MADISON 7433 S Dorchester Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-0551

MANIERRE 1420 N Hudson Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-8456

MARINE LEADERSHIP 1920 N Hamlin Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-4970

MARSH 9822 S Exchange Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-6430

MATHER HS 5835 N Lincoln Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-2350

MCAULIFFE 1841 N Springfield Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-4400

Location Address Days Meals Phone

MCCORMICK 2712 S Sawyer Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-7252

MCKAY 6901 S Fairfield Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-9340

MCNAIR 4820 W Walton St M-F Lunch (773) 534-8980

METCALFE 12339 S Normal Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-5590

MORRILL 6011 S Rockwell St M-F Lunch (773) 535-9288

MOUNT VERNON 10540 S Morgan St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-2825

MURPHY 3539 W Grace St M-F Lunch (773) 534-5223

NEW FIELD 1707 W Morse Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-2760

NEW SULLIVAN 8331 S Mackinaw Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-6585

NIGHTINGALE 5250 S Rockwell St M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-9270

NOBEL 4127 W Hirsch St M-F Lunch (773) 534-4365

NORTH-GRAND HS 4338 W Wabansia Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-8520

NORTHSIDE LEARNING HS 3730 W Bryn Mawr Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-5180

OGDEN HS 1250 W Erie St M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-8110

OMBUDSMAN - NORTHWEST HS

7500 N Harlem Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (708) 669-7828

OROZCO 1940 W. 18th Street M-F Lunch (773) 534-7215

ORTIZ DE DOMINGUEZ 3000 S Lawndale Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-1600

OWENS 12302 S State St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-5475

PALMER 5051 N Kenneth Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-3704

PARKER 6800 S Stewart Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-3375

PASTEUR 5825 S Kostner Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-2270

PECK 3826 W 58th Street M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-2450

PEREZ 1241 W. 19th St. M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-7650

PILSEN 1420 W. 17th St. M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-7675

PLATO 5545 W Harrison St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 413-3090

POWELL 7511 S South Shore Dr M-F Lunch (773) 535-6650

PULLMAN 11311 S Forrestville Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-5395

RANDOLPH 7316 S Hoyne Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-9015

RAVENSWOOD 4332 N Paulina St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-5525

REILLY 3650 W School St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-5250

REINBERG 3425 N Major Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-3465

RICHARDS HS 5009 S Laflin St M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-4945

ROOSEVELT HS 3436 W Wilson Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-5000

SABIN 2216 W Hirsch St Tu-Th Lunch (773) 534-4490

SANDOVAL 5534 S St Louis Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-0457

SAUCEDO 2832 W 24th Blvd M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-1770

SAWYER 5247 S. Spaulding ave. M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-0440

SCHMID 9755 S Greenwood Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-6235

SCHUBERT 2727 N Long Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-3080

SEWARD 4600 S Hermitage Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-4890

SHERWOOD 245 W 57th St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-0829

SHIELDS MIDDLE 2611 W. 48th Street M-F Lunch (773) 535-7115

Location Address Days Meals Phone

SHOESMITH 1330 E 50th St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-1764

SMITH 744 E 103rd St M-F Lunch (773) 535-5689

SOLOMON 6206 N Hamlin Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-5226

SOUTH SHORE ES 1415 E 70th St M-F Lunch (773) 535-8340

SOUTH SHORE INTL HS 1955 East 75th St M-F Lunch (773) 535-8351

SPENCER 214 N Lavergne Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-6150

SPRY ES 2400 S Marshall Blvd. M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-1700

STAGG 7424 S Morgan St M-F Lunch (773) 535-3565

STEINMETZ HS 3030 N Mobile Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-3030

STEVENSON 8010 S Kostner Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-2280

SULLIVAN HS 6631 N Bosworth Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-2000

SUMNER 4320 W. 5th Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-6730

TAFT HS 6530 W Bryn Mawr Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-1000

TARKINGTON 3330 W 71st St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-4700

TEAM HS 6201 S Stewart Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-3530

TILL 6543 S Champlain Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-0570

TONTI 5815 S Homan Ave M-F Lunch (773) 535-9280

TWAIN 5134 S Lotus Ave M-F Breakfast (773) 535-2290

U OF C - NKO 1119 E 46th St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 536-2399

UPLIFT HS 900 W Wilson Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-2875

URBAN PREP - BRONZEVILLE HS ANNEX

521 E 35th St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 624-3444

URBAN PREP - ENGLEWOOD HS

6201 S Stewart Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 535-9724

VAUGHN HS 4355 N Linder Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-3600

VOISE HS 231 N Pine Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch

VON STEUBEN HS 5039 N Kimball Ave M-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-5100

WARD L 646 N Lawndale ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-6440

WELLS ES 249 E 37th St M-F Lunch (773) 535-1204

WELLS HS 936 North Ahland Ave. M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-7010

WEST PARK 1425 N Tripp Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-4940

WESTINGHOUSE HS 3223 W Franklin Ave M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-6400

YCCS - MCKINLEY 2920 S Wabash Ave M-F Lunch (312) 949-5010

YCCS - SULLIVAN 8164 S South Chicago Ave Tu-Th Breakfast and Lunch (773) 978-8680

YOUNG 1434 N Parkside Ave M-F Lunch (773) 534-6200

YOUNG HS 211 S Laflin St M-F Breakfast and Lunch (773) 534-7500

YOUR CHI: Youth Services and HealthIf you need healing and support for mental health, trauma or substance abuse issues, the following resources are available. There are several mental health providers and health clinics throughout Chicago with trained professionals to help young people and their families. Don’t suffer in silence. Find out more about services near you at: chicago.gov/summer

Mental Health, Substance and Behavioral Support Services:

PROVIDER LOCATION

Albany Park Community Center, Incorporated 5101 N. Kimball Avenue

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago 2310 W. Roosevelt Road

Children's Home & Aid Society of Illinois 100 N. Western Ave

Heartland Human Care Services, Inc. 1200 W. 35th Street

Metropolitan Family Services 3062 E. 91st Street

Polish American Association 6276 S. Archer Avenue

RefugeeOne 4753 N. Broadway Avenue

West Side Health Authority 5437 W. Division Street

Youth Outreach Services 5910 W. Division Street

Suicide Prevention, Mental Support & Other Help• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline or call:

800-273-8255 (TALK)• The Trevor Project or call: 866-488-7386• Crisis Textline: text START to 741741• Adolescent Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255• TeenLine: 1-800-852-8336• LGBTQ Crisis Hotline: 1-773-871-2273• National Child Abuse Hotline:

1-800-422-2253• Eating Disorder Helpline: 630-577-1330 or

anadhelp@anad.org• Self Harm Hotline: 1-800-366-8388• Gang Prevention/Intervention:

1-866-862-3273• NAMI Chicago Helpline: 833-NAMI-CHI or call

3-1-1 and ask to be connected• CARES - (For children or adults experiencing

a mental health crisis) call:1-800-345-9049• CCBYS - (Youth at risk of lock out or risk of

justice involvement) call:1-877-870-2663

Sexual Assault & Dating Violence• RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National

Network) & The National Sexual Assault Hotline or call: 1-800-656-4673 (HOPE)

• Rape Victim Advocates or call 888-293-2080• Between Friends or call: 1-800-603-4357

(HELP) • National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline:

1-866-331-9474• Chicagoland Rape Crisis Hotline:

888-293-2080

Sexual Health• CHAT: Learn more about birth control, sexu-ally transmitted infections (STIs), body basics, healthy relationships, LGBTQIA+ issues, and find clinics near you at chataboutit.org.

Homelessness• National Runaway Safeline: 800-786-2929