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Notice: School Reopening & In-Person Learning
As of April 19, 2021, in accordance with Chicago Public Schools, we are now offering new and currently enrolled students the opportunity to select in-person learning, at all four Ombudsman Chicago campuses.
In order to select in-person learning, students and families must first contact their local campus and complete the selection form. Students CANNOT return to in-person learning until this form has been completed.
In-person schedules will be based on students’ current course schedules and will offer either Monday/Tuesday or Wednesday/Thursday in-person learning options, with Friday being individual supports by appointment for any student. Face coverings will be required at all Ombudsman Chicago locations.
Please be sure to follow @Ombudsman Educational Services on Facebook and @OmbudsmanEd on Twitter, for additional updates.
Announcements
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS & DATES: As of April 19, 2021, we are now offering new & currently enrolled students the opportunity to sign-up for in-person learning at all Ombudsman Chicago campuses.
Why Choose Ombudsman Chicago Alternative Schools?
Ombudsman Chicago offers four alternative school locations to serve students in morning, afternoon and evening sessions, where students receive academic, career/college and social/emotional supports. Through partnerships with community organizations, students at Ombudsman Chicago have access to tutoring, job readiness training, job placement, mentoring, extra-curricular activities, counseling and mental health services. This comprehensive approach ensures our students have what they need to be successful now and in the future.
Ombudsman Chicago is participating in a pilot program with Chicago Public Schools and City Colleges of Chicago to offer students career certification training programs to prepare students for careers that pay more than minimum wage after graduation. Partnerships with St. Augustine College, City Colleges of Chicago and other local colleges and universities allow students to earn college credit while they’re in high school. One-hundred percent of Ombudsman graduates are accepted to St. Augustine College and have the opportunity to earn scholarships.
Reaching Your Goals with Ombudsman Chicago
FOR STUDENTS
Students say Ombudsman Chicago “feels like home.” They find it easier to focus in a learning community where there’s no drama or distraction – and where there’s plenty of motivation. Ombudsman Chicago operates four campuses in Chicago, and you can enroll in any location that’s convenient for you.
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FOR FAMILIES
No matter what kind of family structure surrounds a student — two parent household, single parent household, parenting teens, a grandparent who is head of the household — Ombudsman Chicago works with each student and his or her family to ensure success. Ombudsman Chicago offers families the opportunity to engage in their students’ education through events, parent meetings and services to support our families.
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FOR FACULTY
Ombudsman Chicago’s staff have a special passion for working with students who are at risk, and they love knowing they make a real difference in the lives of young people who may not otherwise graduate from high school. Our certified teachers, counselors, social workers and support staff have a true career path, with opportunities to learn, grow and advance professionally.
Read MoreOmbudsman is proud to be a community sponsor of Chicago Football Classic and we are committed to the pursuit of the program’s tenets: pride, athletic prowess, and academic excellence.
More than 225 are graduating from the three alternative high school campuses around the city. Administrators say graduation rates have been steadily increasing, having a positive effect on the community by giving at-risk African Americans a positive path and way forward.
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Numbers
- 84%
graduation rate - 85%
feel ready for future - 8,140+
students served