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  1. www.lincolnparkhs.org › apps › pagesOne Hundred Years in Lincoln Park - Lincoln Park High School

    One-hundred years ago a high school was built at the corner of Orchard and Armitage (then Center Street), right in the heart of Lincoln Park, a growing community on Chicago’s north side. As the city of Chicago recovered from the Great Fire and began to prosper again, many citizens were moving north where land was fairly cheap.

  2. www.illinoisreportcard.com › SchoolLINCOLN PARK HIGH SCHOOL | School Snapshot - Illinois Report Card

    Current Principal Mr. Eric Steinmiller Chief Executive Officer Mr. Pedro Martinez Address 2001 N ORCHARD ST CHICAGO IL 60614 (773) 534-8130

  3. www.lincolnparkhs.org › apps › pagesSchool History - Miscellaneous - Lincoln Park High School

    Lincoln Park High School began as North Division High School, which opened in 1875, as the first public high school on the north side of Chicago. By the late 1890s, the school needed more room, and construction began on the current school building in 1899. This building opened as Robert A. Waller High School in 1900.

  4. www.lincolnparkhs.org › apps › pagesOverview – Attendance Office – Lincoln Park High School

    Lincoln Park High School serves students and is located in Chicago, IL. ... Chicago Public Schools Policy States that students can be excused for the following reasons:

  5. www.publicschoolreview.com › lincoln-park-high-school-profileLincoln Park High School (Ranked Top 20% for 2024) - Chicago, IL

    Lincoln Park High School is ranked within the top 20% of all public schools in Illinois. Serving 2,078 students in grades 9-12, this school is located in Chicago, IL.

  6. www.cps.edu › schools › schoolprofilesSchool Details Page | Chicago Public Schools

    CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 42 W. Madison Street Chicago, IL 60602 773-553-1000 © 2024 Chicago Public Schools | 1.0.8955 | IA

  7. www.folphs.orgWhat We Do | Friends of LPHS

    Friends of Lincoln Park High School (FOLPHS) is a parent-run, volunteer-based organization seeking to improve educational and cultural opportunities for all students at Lincoln Park High School (LPHS) in Chicago, IL.