the top employers in the city are: The Christian publishers Tyndale House and Christianity Today International are based in Carol Stream. The United States Postal Service's Sectional Hub for ZIP Codes 601 and 603 is located in this town. Arts and culture The Carol Stream Public Library was founded in 1977. The library features conference rooms, a create and learn center, vending cafe and an outdoor patio with a gazebo. Parks and recreation The Carol Stream Park District is responsible for building and maintaining public parks. There are 36 parks in the community, including: Armstrong Park, named after Neil Armstrong. Aldrin Community Center, named after Buzz Aldrin. Fountain View Recreation Center, which features gym basketball, open swim, and a workout facility. Simkus Recreation Center Bark Park Coral Cove Water Park McCaslin Park Elk Trail Recreation Center Veterans Memorial Plaza Coyote Crossing Mini Golf Government Carol Stream is governed by a body known as the Legislative Board, which is composed of seven elected officials: a mayor and six trustees. Frank Saverino is the current mayor; his term of office runs from May 1, 2019, to April 30, 2023. The village clerk is also an elected position. The clerk's term of office is the same as the mayor's. A village administrator is appointed by the Legislative Board to manage the daily village operations. Education Most students in Carol Stream attend school in the Consolidated School District 93, a K–8 district. The District 93 schools in Carol Stream are: Carol Stream School, Cloverdale School, Elsie Johnson School, Heritage Lakes, Western Trails, Roy DeShane, Stratford Middle School and Jay Stream Middle School. District 93 is only K-8; thus, students must attend a different district when they reach the high school level. They are served by Glenbard Township High School District 87 (the third-largest school district in Illinois), which includes Glenbard North, located in Carol Stream. Part of the village is served by a unit school district, the Elgin Area School District U46. It serves an area of approximately in Cook, DuPage and Kane Counties. Almost 40,000 children of school age are in its area. District U-46 is the second-largest in Illinois. Spring Trail Elementary in Carol Stream serves in-district students for grades K-6. These students then attend Eastview Middle School (Bartlett, Illinois) for grades 7–8. High school students who live within the U-46 boundaries attend Bartlett High School. The western section of the village