community area's border with the Pullman community area with stations at 95th Street, 103rd Street, 107th Street, 111th Street, and 115th Street. The 95th/Dan Ryan station, a terminal station of the Chicago "L" Red Line, is located in Roseland. Red Ahead, a program to extend the Red Line south to 130th Street, would result in new stations in Roseland at 103rd Street and 111th Street. In 2020, it was estimated that this project would begin construction in 2025 and the service would be ready in 2029. Education Chicago Public Schools operates public schools in Roseland. K-8 schools in Roseland and serving sections of Roseland include Bennett, Cullen, Curtis, Scanlon, Dunne, Frank L. Gillespie, Alex Haley Academy, L. Hughes, Kohn, and Lavizzo. K-8 Schools outside of Roseland and serving sections of Roseland include Evers, Fernwood, Pullman, Ryder, and Smith. Three high schools, Fenger High School, Gwendolyn Brooks College Preparatory Academy and Harlan Community Academy High School, are located in Roseland and serve Roseland. Some Roseland residents are zoned to Corliss High School in Pullman, while others are zoned to Julian High School in Washington Heights. Chicago Collegiate Charter School, opened in 2013, serves students in Roseland. Harlan Academic Center and Turner-Drew, K-8 magnets, are in Roseland. Gwendolyn Brooks College Preparatory Academy, a magnet school, is located in Roseland. Roseland Christian School, a private school, is in Roseland. The main campus of Chicago State University at 95th and Martin Luther King Drive, is in the northeast portion of Roseland. Population Crime Roseland is one of the deadliest neighborhoods in Chicago, despite stepped-up efforts by City Hall to curb gang violence. Roseland has seen 26 shooting deaths 2021, higher than in 2020, according to Chicago Sun-Times data. Notable people Anthony Beale (born 1967), member of the Chicago City Council. Beale was raised in Roseland and represents it as 9th Ward Alderman. Dick Butkus (born 1942), football player. He was raised in Roseland. Deon Cole (born 1972), actor, comedian and screenwriter. He was a childhood resident of Roseland. Frederic R. DeYoung (1875–1934), Justice of the Supreme Court of Illinois. He was a childhood resident of Roseland prior to its annexation into the City of Chicago. Dennis DeYoung, Chuck Panozzo, and John Panozzo of the band Styx. The three began playing music in their teen years while living in Roseland. Howard Griffith, football player Larry Hoover (born 1950), criminal and founder of the Gangster Disciples.