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Morton IL School Guide

Morton, Illinois is home to many excellent public schools, private schools, and colleges. All members of the Morton community are dedicated to providing their students with a quality education that will serve them well in today’s society. Parents, teachers, and staff all work together to challenge students to reach their full potential on a daily basis.

Morton Public Schools

Morton District 709 Schools

The mission of Unit School District 709 is to serve the Groveland-Morton community by stimulating a desire for life-long learning, graduating productive individuals, and challenging all to achieve their highest potentials as active participants and leaders in a dynamic, global society.

Please click here to visit the Morton District website to view the schools in the district and their respective websites.

Morton Private Schools

Blessed Sacrament Parish (PK-8)
(The following information was sourced from http://www.mortonblessedsacrament.org/. For this and more information, please follow the link.)
Ground was broken for the present school on March 17, 1957. The building accommodated a chapel as well as school classrooms and a parish hall. It served the new parish of 150 families well. When the building was completed in 1958, the parish chapel was moved. Two of the current classrooms served as a chapel and six classrooms were provided for the school.

Plato Academy (Pk-8)
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Welcome to Plato Academy, a place where each student has a voice. Our goal is to nurture children who will become capable and competent individuals. Competence results from determination and genuine effort. Students are challenged through thoughtful conversations with their teachers and encouraged to take risks in order to become true problem solvers. The curriculum is driven by student interest and designed by teachers to meet the needs of all students. Plato Academy curriculum is interdisciplinary and includes a true commitment to the arts. We intend for all students to have a well-rounded learning experience that emphasizes intellect and character. In preparation of becoming the citizens of tomorrow, Plato Academy curriculum also involves students in service to the community. Plato graduates go to high school confidently prepared for success. Our graduates are accepted by the finest college prep high schools and go on to distinguish themselves at the colleges of their choice.

Morton Colleges

Morton College
(The following information was sourced from http://www.morton.edu/. For this and more information, please follow the link.)
Morton College Foundation is a non-profit organization that supports Morton College in philanthropic endeavors that promote formal education, non-traditional paths to education, and facilitates higher education opportunities for the modern workforce. Our mission is based on the principals that education is essential to the success of the community, that learning is a life-long proposition, and that promoting educational advancement is an investment in the future of the community served by Morton College.

Illinois Central College
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Whether you're taking an online course, science lab, computer class, workforce training or attending an extra-curricular activity in the Performing Arts Center or Gym, you will find a welcoming smile and new companions for your educational adventure at Illinois Central College!
Our excellent faculty will assist you to learn the newest technologies and the latest information in your field of study. Our staff is here to provide the support and services you need to make your path to success obtainable. All of us at Illinois Central College care about you and your progress.

Bradley University
(The following information was sourced from http://www.bradley.edu/. For this and more information, please follow the link.)
Bradley University, an independent, privately endowed, coeducational institution, was founded in 1897 as Bradley Polytechnic Institute by Lydia Moss Bradley as a memorial to her children and husband, Tobias. It became a four-year college in 1920 and in 1946 became a university and began offering graduate programs. It is fully accredited.