that is located in the southeastern part of Wheaton, Briar Glen Elementary School, is part of Community Consolidated School District 89. High schools Wheaton North – consists of students from Monroe and Franklin Middle Schools Wheaton Warrenville South – consists of students from Edison and Hubble Middle Schools Glenbard South – serves students in far Southeast Wheaton who do not attend Wheaton Warrenville South High School Middle schools Franklin – funnels into Wheaton North High School Hubble – funnels into Wheaton Warrenville South High School Monroe – funnels into Wheaton North High School Glen Crest – funnels into Glenbard South High School Edison – funnels into Wheaton Warrenville South High School Elementary schools Pre-schools Jefferson Toddler's Campus Pre-school Public library The Wheaton Public Library is frequently ranked as one of the top ten libraries in the nation compared to other libraries serving similarly sized populations. In 2006, a three-story addition was added, followed by significant renovations which were completed in 2007, to bring the square footage up from 74,000 to 124,000. The annual public library budget in 2018 was $4.084 million. , the total circulation was 1,013,326, the number of items in the collection was 262,745, and the number of visitors was 525,711. The previous public library was converted into the DuPage County Historical Museum, between 1965 and 1967. In May 2016, the library opened Café on the Park, a small restaurant located just inside the Wheaton Public Library's park-side (west) entrance. Health care Established in 1972 by the Wheaton Franciscan Sisters, Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital is a rehabilitation hospital located on the west side of Wheaton on Roosevelt Road, one half mile south of the DuPage County Government Center. It has been operated by Northwestern Medicine, since 2016. Marianjoy is a nonprofit hospital dedicated to the delivery of physical medicine and rehabilitation, with 127 beds. Leisure and recreation Parks and golf The Wheaton Park District has received the National Gold Medal Award for Excellence from the National Recreation and Park Association four times, in 1984, 1990, 1996, and 2005. It boasts 52 parks covering more than , including: The Lincoln Marsh Natural Area, with over 300 species of prairie and wetland plants and animals, and a regionally acclaimed ropes course. Cosley Zoo, founded in 1974, housing over 200 animals that represent over 70 species. Two public swimming pools, the Northside Family Aquatic Center, and the Rice Pool and Water Park