People at J Sterling Morton West High School are very excited about their recent successes! At the state meet, the school's boys cross country team did very well. Orlando Sandoval set a new school record. Two Morton West students, Dannielle Santos and Fernanda Ostiguin, also won the Northeastern Illinois University's STEAM Pathways Scholarship to go to the Xfinity STEAM Symposium. The school is also hosting an Eat, Meet, and Engage event and a Holiday Music Concert, among other things.

Q1. What programs at Morton West stand out?

Ans. Students take classes in STEM, the arts, the humanities, and careers to get a well-rounded education.

Q2. Are there advanced academic options?

Ans. AP, honors, and dual-credit classes give students a lot of work to do and learn.

Q3. Does the school give tests to see if students are ready for college?

Ans. The SAT and ACT tests are given to help students with their plans for after high school.

Q4. How does the school encourage students to be interested?

Ans. Sports, the arts, and clubs help students learn new skills and become leaders.

Q5. What kinds of help are there?

Ans. Tutoring, counseling, and mentoring programs help people do better in school and grow as people.