Sunset Ridge School District 29

Sunset Ridge School District 29 is an elementary school district in Northfield, Illinois. This district feeds into New Trier High School in Northfield and Winnetka, Illinois. Sunset Ridge School, a 4th-8th grade school, is a new school that was built and finished in 2018 and is the first LEED Platinum Public Elementary School in Illinois. It has an average graduating class of 60 to 80 students. Sunset Ridge has been consistently rated as one of the top public schools in the State of Illinois. The school mascot is the Eagle. The district's K-3rd grade school is Middlefork School. Its mascot is the Dolphin. The superintendent is Dr. Edward Stange, and the principal is Dr. Ivy Sukenik.

Schools

Middlefork School
Sunset Ridge School

External links

Sunset Ridge School District 29

School districts in Cook County, Illinois
K-12	Elgin Area U-46 City of Chicago 299 CUSD 300 Elmwood Park Community Unit 401
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Elementary	Community Consolidated 15 Wheeling Community Consolidated 21 Prospect Heights 23 Arlington Heights 25 River Trails 26 Northbrook 27 Northbrook 28 Sunset Ridge 29 Northbrook/Glenview 30 West Northfield 31 Glenview 34 Glencoe 35 Winnetka 36 Avoca 37 Kenilworth 38 Wilmette 39 District 54 Mount Prospect 57 Community Consolidated School District 59 Des Plaines 62 East Maine 63 Park Ridge-Niles 64 Evanston/Skokie 65 Golf 67 Skokie 68 Skokie-Morton Grove 69 Morton Grove 70 Niles 71 Fairview South 72 East Prairie 73 Skokie 73½ Lincolnwood 74 Rosemont 78 Pennoyer 79 Norridge 80 Schiller Park 81 Mannheim 83 Franklin Park 84 Rhodes 84½ River Grove 85.5 Union Ridge 86 Berkeley 87 Bellwood 88 Maywood-Melrose Park-Broadview 89 River Forest 90 Forest Park 91 Lindop 92 Westchester 92½ Hillside 93 Komarek 94 Brookfield-LaGrange Park 95 Riverside 96 Oak Park 97 Berwyn North 98 Cicero 99 South Berwyn 100 Western Springs 101 LaGrange 102 Lyons 103 Summit 104 LaGrange 105 LaGrange Highlands 106 Pleasantdale 107 Willow Springs 108 Indian Springs 109 Central Stickney 110 Burbank 111 Lemont-Bromberek Combined 113A North Palos 117 Palos 118 Ridgeland 122 Oak Lawn-Hometown 123 Evergreen Park 124 Atwood Heights 125 Alsip, Hazelgreen, Oak Lawn 126 Worth 127 Chicago Ridge 127.5 Palos Heights 128 Cook County 130 Calumet 132 General George S. Patton District 133 Orland 135 Kirby 140 Forest Ridge 142 Midlothian 143 Posen-Robbins 143.5 Prairie-Hills 144 Arbor Park 145 Tinley Park Community Consolidated 146 West Harvey-Dixmoor 147 Dolton West 148 District 149 South Holland 150 South Holland 151 Harvey 152 Hazel Crest 152 1/2 Homewood 153 Thornton 154 Burnham 154.5 Calumet City 155 Lincoln 156 Hoover-Schrum Memorial 157 Lansing 158 District 159 Country Club Hills 160 Flossmoor 161 Matteson 162 Park Forest-Chicago Heights 163 Brookwood 167 Community Consolidated Schools 168 Ford Heights 169 Chicago Heights 170 Sunnybrook 171 Sandridge 172 Steger 194

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