three stories that house four courtrooms, judges offices, a law library, and both the Circuit Clerk and States Attorneys offices. The $28 million project is expected to be completed in the fall of 2018. The old courthouse is expected to be torn down upon completion of the new building. Education The majority of the city is served by the Rock Island–Milan School District with portions of the southwest area falling under the Rockridge School District. The Rock Island–Milan School District is currently home to 13 public schools, with one high school, two junior high schools, nine elementary schools, and one alternative education center. Several private schools also serve Rock Island, including Jordan Catholic Elementary School and Alleman Catholic High School. High schools Alleman High School Rock Island High School Rockridge High School (Taylor Ridge, Illinois) Colleges Augustana College Bible Missionary Institute Former schools Villa de Chantal Catholic school closed in 1978, and the building was destroyed by fire in 2005. Schools that were closed and demolished include Franklin Junior High School, Central Junior High School, Lincoln Elementary School, and Audubon Elementary School. Points of interest Augustana College (Illinois) Bally's Quad Cities Casino & Hotel Black Hawk State Historic Site Broadway Historic District Chippiannock Cemetery Hauberg Civic Center Longview Park Conservatory and Gardens Quad City Botanical Center Rock Island Public Library The Historic Rock Island Courthouse Rock Island Arsenal is a National Historic Landmark The District Boetje's Mustard Factory Rock Island, Illinois is the site of the Quad City Hindu Temple, a Hindu shrine dedicated chiefly to the deity Venkateswara. The temple opened in 2007. Prior to its construction, Hindu worshippers had to travel to St. Louis or Peoria to participate in Hindu festivals and worship. Cultural organizations Ballet Quad Cities Genesius Guild The Quad City Symphony Orchestra plays part of its Masterworks Series' concerts at Centennial Hall on the Augustana College campus. Quad City Arts Sports The first football game in what was to become the National Football League was played at Rock Island's Douglas Field in September, 1920. It was hosted by the Rock Island Independents (1907–1926), who were a charter NFL franchise in 1920. The Rock Island Islanders were a minor league baseball team that played for 37 seasons between 1901 and 1948. The Islanders played at Douglas Park and were affiliates of the Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia A's. The Rock Island Legion Post 200 baseball team won