Bannockburn is home to a diverse educational institution attracting students from 46 countries and nearly all U.S. states. About 2,700 students work toward degrees as undergraduates or pursue graduate programs through Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and Trinity Graduate School. Trinity also has regional campuses in south Chicago and south Florida, and a law school in Santa Ana, California.

Undergraduate students can choose from 70 programs of study, ranging from accounting to entrepreneurship and from pre-med to graphic design or youth ministry. Students benefit from the adjacent divinity and graduate school offerings, where they can pursue dual degree options. Trinity competes in 10 intercollegiate sports as a member of the Chicagoland Athletic Conference and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. Students also pursue study-abroad and international mission opportunities.

Programs at the graduate school are geared toward students who want to become experts in their chosen fields from a Christian perspective, and include master’s degrees in athletic training bioethics, leadership and teaching, as well as a Master of Education in Diverse Learning.

Trinity Evangelical Divinity School is one of the 10 largest accredited institutions for theological studies in North America and offers the Master of Divinity and 14 other master’s level programs. In addition, TEDS offers a Doctor of Ministry program in both English and Korean, as well as one of the largest and most respected Ph.D. programs in the entire evangelical world.

High school counselors consider Trinity a top-tier national university, according to the 2017 U.S. News & World Report college rankings. Being community focused is one of Trinity’s four core values, and students are involved in many local outreach opportunities. Trinity has been included on the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for the last seven consecutive years.

Trinity alumni can be found in more than 100 different countries, serving as pastors, missionaries, counselors, educators and leaders in business, as well as key international organizations.

For more information about Trinity International University, call (847) 945-8800 or visit www.tiu.edu.

Nursery | Preschool | Day care | Kindergarten

Christian Beginnings
824 Waukegan Rd.945-5140
www.firstpresdf.org
http://firstpresdf.org/preschool
Contact: Judy Rundell
ChristianBeginnings@firstpresdf.org

• Part-day and full-day preschool for ages 2 to Kindergarten.

Deerfield Montessori School
760 North Ave.945-8661
www.montessori-schools.com
Director of schools: Lisa Kambich
Site supervisor: Elizabeth Magliano

• All programs fully accredited
• Ages: Infant, toddler, preschool and kindergarten (3-6 years old)
• Open school year & camp/full year

Deerfield Park District Preschool
836 Jewett Park Dr.945-0650
Co-directors: Cindy Wolf & Lynn Braun

• Licensed program ages: 2 ½ to 5 years old
• For a tour, call (847) 572-2635

Glenview Montessori School
305 Waukegan Rd.
Northfield 60093
945-8661
www.montessori-schools.com
Director of schools: Lisa Kambich
Site supervisor: Debbie Song

• All programs fully accredited
• Ages: Infant, toddler, preschool & Kindergarten (3-6 years old)
• Open school year & camp/full year

District 109 Helping Hands Preschool
1421 Hackberry Rd.
Deerfield, IL 60015
945-1844, Ext. 7220

• Small class sizes with highly qualified teachers
• Rolling enrollment allows registration throughout the year providing space is available. Children may be enrolled upon turning 3.
• A unique classroom community of typically developing preschoolers and preschoolers with special needs

Moriah Preschool Daycare Center
200 Taub Dr., Deerfield 60015948-8930
Director: Cherene Radis
www.moriahecc.org

• Program ages: 6 weeks to pre-Kindergarten

Riverwoods Montessori School
3140 Riverwoods Rd., Riverwoods945-8661
www.montessori-schools.com
Director of schools: Lisa Kambich
Site supervisor: Arlene Gordon

• All programs fully accredited
• Ages: Infant, toddler, preschool and kindergarten (3-6 years old), elementary (6-12 years old)

Elementary Schools

Bannockburn School District 106
2165 Telegraph Rd.
945-5900
www.bannockburnschool.org
Enrollment 2016-2017: 180
Superintendent: Dr. Scott Herrmann
Principal: Ms. Debbie Barnes

Deerfield Elementary District 109
517 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield 60015945-1844
www.dps109.org
Superintendent: Anthony McConnell
(as of July 1, 2018)

• Check the District 109 website, www.dps109.org, for board of education meeting dates, agendas and minutes. The public is welcome to attend.

Vacations for 2018-2019 year:
– Winter 2018: Dec. 21- Jan. 4
– Spring 2019: Mar. 25- March 29

Kipling (District 109)
700 Kipling Pl.
948-5151
Enrollment 2018: 464
Principal: Ann Buch

South Park (District 109)
1421 Hackberry Rd.
945-5895
Enrollment 2018: 433
Principal: David Sherman

Walden (District 109)
630 Essex Ct.
945-9660
Enrollment 2018: 473
Principal: Scott Schwartz

Wilmot (District 109)
795 Wilmot Rd.945-1075
Enrollment 2018: 512
Principal: Eileen Brett

Riverwoods Montessori School
3140 Riverwoods Rd.
Riverwoods 60015
945- 8661
www.montessori-schools.com
Director of schools: Lisa Kambich
Site supervisor: Arlene Gordon

• All programs fully accredited
• Ages: 6 to 12 years old

Lincolnshire-Prairie View School (District 103)
1370 N. Riverwoods Rd.
Lincolnshire 60069295-4030
www.d103.org
Enrollment: 1,750
Superintendent: Scott Warren

• Lincolnshire-Prairie View School District 103 is a nationally recognized, award-winning elementary district that serves approximately 1,750 students from the communities of Lincolnshire and Prairie View and portions of Buffalo Grove, Vernon Hills, Mettawa, Riverwoods and Lake Forest..
• Students attend Laura B. Sprague, Half Day and Daniel Wright Junior High Schools.

Middle Schools

Caruso Middle (District 109)
1801 Montgomery Rd.945-8430
Enrollment 2018: 533
Principal: Brian Bullis

Shepard Middle (District 109)
440 Grove Pl.948-0620
Enrollment: 2018: 487
Principal: John Filippi

High Schools

Deerfield High School (District 113)
1959 N. Waukegan Rd.
Administration: (224) 632-3000
http://www.dist113.org/dhs
Enrollment 2017: 1,634
Superintendent: Dr. Christopher Dignam
Principal: Kathryn Anderson

Deerfield High School facts:
• In 2017, Deerfield High School had an average ACT score of 26.6.
• 1,546 Advanced Placement exams were taken by students in 2017.

Extracurricular activities:
• Athletics
• Drama, speech and music
• Publications
• Student government
• Service clubs
• Special Interest clubs

Adlai E. Stevenson High School (District 125)
1 Stevenson Dr.
Lincolnshire 60069415-4000
www.d125.org
Enrollment 2016: 3,978
Superintendent: Dr. Eric Twadell
Principal: Troy Gobble

Community College

College of Lake County
19351 W. Washington St.
Grayslake 60030
www.clcillinois.edu

Grayslake Campus (largest campus)
19351 W. Washington St.
Grayslake 60030
543-2000

Lakeshore Campus
33 N. Genesee St.
Waukegan 60085
543-2191

Southlake Campus
1120 S. Milwaukee Ave.
Vernon Hills 60061
543-6501

The College of Lake County is a comprehensive community college offering a wide range of academic program choices to meet students’ educational needs at different points in their lives. The college is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association.

CLC’s major program areas include credit programs to prepare students for transfer or career entry, GED and adult basic education, non-credit offerings for personal or career development and contract training and specialized services for businesses. Regardless of their focus, our programs emphasize academic excellence and concern with the individual student’s goals. Each semester CLC serves about 18,000 credit students, with more than 80 percent enrolled in transfer or career preparation programs.

The James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts at the Grayslake campus offers a full calendar of professional touring entertainment events plus college music, theatre, and dance presentations. The Robert T. Wright Community Gallery of Art offers eight diverse visual art exhibits per year.

Deerfield Park District and Recreation

Deerfield Park District exists to serve the recreational, leisure and enrichment needs of its residents. Spaces and programs are continuously evaluated to meet the growing and changing needs of the community. The park district board and staff invite you to take classes, choose from a variety of summer camps, reserve a party space and attend events. Enjoy our recreation facilities, pools, golf course, playgrounds and parks.

Jewett Park Community Center houses an indoor treehouse, developmental preschool, dance and ceramics studios, multipurpose programming rooms, registration desk and administrative offices. By signing up for the district’s preschool program, parents can be confident that their child will learn to play and play to learn. The well-rounded curriculum includes opportunities in math, science and nature, literacy, language and listening, dramatic play and daily outdoor play.

Sachs Recreation Center boasts nearly 100,000 square feet of recreational space. An abundance of facility amenities include a Pilates reformer studio, mind and body yoga studio, indoor running track, lap pool and fitness swimming pool with whirlpool, three gymnasiums, indoor tennis courts, racquetball court, fitness training studios, exercise equipment, suspension training studio and many options for rentals and parties of all shapes and sizes.

Enter the Patty Turner Center and you are charmed by the beauty of the facility and the friendly members and staff. An enrichment program of the Deerfield Park District in partnership with the Village of Deerfield, the center provides a variety of classes, events and excursions throughout the week, on evenings and weekends for active adults 50 years and older. Rentals are available for large or intimate gatherings.

Expert and beginner golfers enjoy the 155 acre Deerfield Golf Club and Learning Center offering first class golf, practice, teaching, banquet availability and FORE Restaurant and Bar. In 2018, guests will enjoy the bunker renovations on holes 2, 9 and 10.

In 2016, after 50 years, Mitchell Pool was renovated and features a leisure pool that includes a zero-depth ADA entrance, teaching area, lap swim lanes and above-pool water features and sprays. The new stand-alone diving well includes easy enter/exit steps, diving boards at one and three meter heights and a drop slide. The wading pool includes zero-depth entry to 2-foot depth and a climbing feature/slide with spray/splash pad. At the second outdoor pool location, Deerspring Pool, enjoy an Olympic sized pool that includes a diving well and drop slide. Features also include a water slide, zero depth wading pool and sprayground with slides, geysers, water cannons and more.

Deerfield Park District encompasses 206 acres of parks that include playgrounds, shelters, athletic fields, open space, natural areas and more. Twenty parks provide an abundance of amenities. Outdoor areas include a nature area, walking and jogging paths and shelters. Twenty-one playgrounds are available for younger residents and families. For sports enthusiasts, there are baseball diamonds, courts and fields, pools, sprayground, skate-park, disc golf course, outdoor exercise course and ice skating rinks.

Whether you enjoy the park district’s summer concerts in the park, dive-in movies at its pools or weekly dance or art classes; if your recreation includes daily exercise class, a round on the links or walks in the park; or if you are planning a birthday party, mitzvah, retirement or wedding celebration, Deerfield Park District is here for you.

For more information, visit
www.deerfieldparks.org; email info@deerfieldparks.org or call (847) 945-0650.

Deerfield Area Parks and Recreation Centers

John Blumberg Tot Lot
North Avenue & Portage Pass
Playground equipment.

Briarwood Park/Shana Ellman Playground
Greenbriar & Eastwood Drives
Ball diamond, ice skating, playground equipment, picnic area, tennis courts, basketball court, soccer field, walking path.

Briarwood Nature Preserve
Carlisle Avenue
Nature walk.

Brickyards Park
Kates & Pfingsten Roads
Basketball court, pavilion, playground equipment, soccer fields, picnic area.

Clavey Park
Montgomery Drive
Basketball backboards, baseball diamonds, soccer fields.

Deerfield Golf Club and Learning Center
1201 Saunders Rd., Riverwoods,
(847) 945-8333
18-hole golf course, putting green, driving range, clubhouse, pro shop, banquet facilities.

Deerspring Park and Pool
200 Deerfield Rd., (847) 945-7610
Playground equipment, swimming pool, zero-depth wading pool, sprayground, drop slide, water slide, pool house/multi-purpose room, tennis courts, sand volleyball court, pavilion, picnic area.

Jaycee Park
1026 Wilmot Rd.
Ball diamonds, ice skating, pet exercise area, pavilion, picnic area, playground equipment, soccer field, walking path.

Jewett Park, Jewett Park
Community Center
836 Jewett Park Dr., (847) 945-0650
Community center, Deerfield Park District Preschool, playground equipment, ice rink, pavilion, ball fields, soccer field, picnic tables, skate park, walking path.

Keller Park/Mclean Rohn Playground
319 Pine St.
Playground equipment, disc golf, picnic area.

Kipling Park
Deerfield Road & Kipling Place
Ball Diamonds, basketball backboards, playground equipment, soccer field, walking path.

Maplewood Park
Clay Court & Hazel Avenue
Ball diamonds, basketball backboards, exercise course (one-third-mile asphalt path), pavilion, picnic area, playground equipment, soccer fields, walking path.

Mitchell Pool, James C. Mitchell Park, Tracey Beth Rumick Children’s Park
Hazel Avenue & Wilmot Road, (847) 945-7760
Swimming pool with zero-depth wading pool, lighted tennis courts, lighted basketball courts, playground equipment, picnic tables, baseball fields, sand volleyball court, pavilion, soccer fields, walking path.

Patti Stryker Park
Hackberry Road & Pine Street
Ice skating rink.

Patty Turner Center
375 Elm St., (847) 940-4010
A nationally-accredited facility offering adult enrichment to individuals 50 years and above. Meeting and banquet facility rentals available.

Sachs Recreation Center
455 Lake Cook Rd., (847) 572-2600
Three gymnasiums, tennis and racquetball courts, fitness center, indoor pool, spaces for parties and rentals, preteen game room, onsite child care, exercise rooms, Pilates and yoga studios.

Cumnor Court Park/Sarah Channick Playground
Carlisle & Cumnor Court
Playground equipment.

Shepard Park
440 Grove Pl.
Baseball fields, soccer fields, disc golf.

South Park
1412 Hackberry Rd.
Playground equipment, ball diamond, basketball backboards.

Trail Tree Nature Area & Park
Carlisle Avenue & Shenandoah Road
Nature walk, historic Indian trail tree, playground equipment, picnic area.

Walden Park
Essex Court & Warrington
Playground equipment, ball diamonds, basketball court, soccer fields.

Wilmot Park
Wilmot & Deerfield Roads
Playground equipment, basketball backboards, soccer fields, ball diamond.

Woodland Park
Wilmot Road & School Street
Playground equipment, ball diamonds, soccer fields, basketball court, walking path, pavilion, picnic area.

Deerfield is located one mile west of the Edens Expressway, a direct auto route to Chicago, and one-half mile east of the Tri-State Tollway, a direct link to Wisconsin, Indiana and O’Hare International Airport.

Airports

Midway Airport (MDW) – (800) 832-6352
General Inquiries: (773) 838-0600
http://www.flychicago.com/midway/home/pages/default.aspx

O’Hare International Airport (ORD) – (800) 832-6352
General Inquiries: 773-686-2200
http://www.flychicago.com/ohare/home/pages/default.aspx

Metra

Commuters have transportation to Chicago on the Metra Milwaukee District Railroad, located two blocks west of Deerfield’s main intersection at Deerfield and Waukegan Roads and two blocks west of Waukegan Road off Lake Cook Road.

• Downtown Deerfield Station – 945-0065
• Lake Cook Station – 509-6598
• Passenger & Information Services – (312) 322-6777
  metrarail.com

PACE/RTA

Local bus service is coordinated by PACE, the suburban bus division of the RTA.

Passenger Services (Bus) – 364-PACE (7223)
TTY (708) 339-4092
www.pacebus.com

Shuttlebug

Shuttlebug service provides morning and evening weekday rush hour service to nearby businesses.

For more information, call the RTA Travel Center at 836-7000.

Taxi, Bus & Limo Services

American Taxi – 673-1000

Amtrak Passenger Information( – 800) 872-7245
TTY (800) 523-6590
www.amtrak.com

Greyhound Bus Lines – (800) 231-2222
www.greyhound.com

Hawthorne Limo – 782-8790

Places to Worship in Deerfield IL

Christian

North Shore Chinese Christian Church
1250 Waukegan Rd.
(847) 945-6760
www.nsccc.org
www.nsccc.net (Chinese)

Christian Science

First Church – Christ Scientist
155 Deerfield Rd.
(847) 945-1626

Episcopal

St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church
815 Wilmot Rd.
(847) 945-1678
www.stgregoryschurch.org

Evangelical

North Suburban Church
200 Lake Cook Rd.
(847) 945-4630
northsub.com

Lutheran

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
10 Deerfield Rd.
(847) 945-2009

Lutheran Church of the Holy Spirit
30 Riverwoods Rd.
Lincolnshire 60069
(847) 945-1550
www.holyspirit-elca.org

Methodist

Christ United Methodist Church of Deerfield
600 W. Deerfield Rd.
(847) 945-3040
www.christumcdeerfield.org

Presbyterian

First Presbyterian Church of Deerfield
824 Waukegan Rd.
(847) 945-0560
firstpresdf.org

Roman Catholic

Holy Cross Church
724 Elder Ln.
(847) 945-0430
www.holycrossparish.net

United Church of Christ

Trinity United Church of Christ
760 North Ave.
(847) 945-5050
trinitydeerfield.org

Unitarian Universalist

North Shore Unitarian Church
2100 Half Day Rd.
(847) 234-2460
nsuc.org

Synagogues – Conservative

Congregation B’nai Tikvah
1558 Wilmot Rd.
(847) 945-0470
www.bnaitikvah.net

Moriah Congregation
200 Taub Dr.
(847) 948-5340

Youth Groups

Moriah USY Kadima
200 Taub Dr.
(847) 948-5342

Congregation B’nai

Jehoshua Beth Elohim
1201 Lake Cook Rd.
(847) 940-7575
www.bjbe.org