Fire professional Major League Soccer team between 2006 and 2019, whose stadium was funded and operated by the village. SeatGeek Stadium is also home of the NISA's team, Chicago House AC, the Fire Reserves, Bridgeview Fire Premier,the Chicago Red Stars of the National Women's Soccer League and the Chicago Hounds of Major League Rugby. Toyota Park hosted the 2006 Major League Soccer All-Star Game, and continues to be a premier venue for important concerts. The village has developed a plan to have a mixed commercial and residential zone near the stadium to give the town a commercial and residential hub near the stadium. Development has not yet been approved. Government Bridgeview is in Illinois's 3rd congressional district. Education Public elementary school districts serving Bridgeview include: Indian Springs School District 109 Two Indian Springs schools are in the city limits: Bridgeview Elementary School and Lyle Elementary School. Cook County School District 104 North Palos School District 117 Residential areas of the North Palos School District section are zoned to Dorn Elementary School, Glen Oaks Elementary School, and Conrady Middle School; all three schools are in Hickory Hills. Ridgeland School District 122 Residents are zoned to Lieb Elementary in Bridgeview and Simmons Middle School in Oak Lawn. High school districts: Argo Community High School (District 217) Oak Lawn Community High School (District 229) Consolidated High School District 230 Amos Alonzo Stagg High School serves the section of Bridgeview in District 230 Private schools in Bridgeview: Aqsa School (Islamic K-12) Universal School (Islamic K-12) K-8 private schools in the surrounding area: St. Albert the Great School (Burbank) St. Louis DeMontfort School (Oak Lawn) St. Patricia School (Hickory Hills) Zion Lutheran School (Summit) Moraine Valley Community College serves area residents. The Bridgeview Public Library serves residents of the village. Notable people Mark Barnett, a former professional motocross racer. Brent Bowers, a former MLB outfielder. Todd Rogers, video game player; former resident Chuck Sanow, bodybuilding champion References External links Village of Bridgeview 1947 establishments in Illinois Arab-American culture in Illinois Chicago metropolitan area Populated places established in 1947 Villages in Cook County, Illinois Villages in Illinois