serves about 3,700 students from the communities of Crest Hill, Fairmont, Homer Glen, Lockport, Homer Township and Lockport Township. The Central Campus opened in 1910 and serves freshman students while the East Campus opened in 1964 and serves sophomores, juniors and seniors. Private schools Lockport has two private grade schools: Saint Dennis (Catholic) School at 1201 S. Washington St. and St. Joseph (Catholic) School at 529 S. Madison St. There are also two private high schools in the area: Providence Catholic High School in New Lenox and Joliet Catholic Academy in Joliet. Transportation Lockport has a station on Metra's Heritage Corridor, which provides weekday rush hour rail service between Joliet, and Chicago, Illinois (at Union Station). Lockport is very close to Metra's Rock Island District. Major highways Major highways in Lockport include: Interstate Highways Interstate 355 US Highways Historic US 66 Illinois Highways Route 7 (159th Street) Route 53 Route 171 (State Street) In popular culture Some scenes in the 2009 film Public Enemies were shot in Lockport. The Image Comics series Radiant Black in the Massive Verse is primarily set in Lockport, being the hometown of main characters Nathan Burnett and Marshall. Notable people Louis Bottino, Illinois state representative and educator, lived in Lockport. Harry Decker, MLB all-positions player for several teams Jim Donahue, catcher for the New York Metropolitans, Kansas City Cowboys, and Columbus Solons Tom Haller, catcher for the San Francisco Giants, Los Angeles Dodgers, and Detroit Tigers Richaun Holmes, basketball player for the Sacramento Kings Daniel H. Paddock, Illinois state representative and lawyer, born in Lockport. CM Punk, professional wrestler now signed into AEW and retired mixed martial artist. Luke Scanlan, Wisconsin State Assemblyman and farmer, was born near Lockport Alando Tucker, basketball player for the Phoenix Suns and Minnesota Timberwolves Mike Zimmer, NFL coach, former head coach for the Minnesota Vikings Sister city - Asiago, Vicenza, Veneto, Italy References External links Cities in Will County, Illinois Chicago metropolitan area Populated places established in 1853 1853 establishments in Illinois Cities in Illinois