Olive-Mary Stitt School

Arlington Heights School District 25 runs Olive-Mary Stitt Elementary School in Arlington Heights, Illinois. The school serves students in kindergarten through fifth grade. People think highly of the school because of its interesting classes, helpful teachers, and active parent community. The Illinois Report Card says that about 60% of Olive-Mary Stitt students are good at maths. This is much higher than the state average of about 45%. There is about one teacher for every 14 students, which lets teachers give each student more personal attention and help.

Families who are thinking about moving to Arlington Heights will find great schools and a friendly suburban setting that is easy to get to from Chicago. Depending on where you live and what amenities you have, the average rent for a three-bedroom house in Arlington Heights is between $2,400 and $3,200 a month. Families like living in this community because the neighbourhoods are safe, there are lots of parks, and the schools are very good.

Olive-Mary Stitt Elementary School celebrated being recognized as a #NationalBlueRibbonSchool by the U.S. Department of Education — a major achievement for its academic excellence and learning environment.

Q1: Are there any activities outside of school?

Ans: Yes, there are clubs for music, art, STEM, and sports.

Q2: Does the school offer services for special education?

Ans: Yes, there are programs for students with special needs.

Q3: What kinds of technology classes are available?

Ans: Students can use computers, tablets, and coding games.

Q4: What does the school do to talk to parents?

Ans: Through the district's online portal, emails, and newsletters.

Q5: Are there programs to help advanced learners get better?

Ans: Yes, there are advanced math, reading, and STEM programs.