originally affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Richland Community College (enrollment 3,500) is a comprehensive community college. It also hosts the biannual Farm Progress Show. Walther Theological Seminary is a Confessional Lutheran seminary affiliated with Pilgrim Lutheran Church. Public schools K–12 public education in the Decatur area is provided by the Decatur Public Schools District 61. High school athletics have been a member of the Central State Eight Conference since 2014–15. High schools Eisenhower High School MacArthur High School William Harris Learning Academy Primary schools American Dreamer STEM Academy Baum Elementary School Dennis Lab School Franklin Grove Elementary School Hope Academy Johns Hill Magnet School Montessori Academy for Peace Muffley Elementary School Parsons Elementary School Pershing Early Learning Center South Shores Elementary School Stephen Decatur Middle School William Harris Learning Academy Private schools High schools Lutheran School Association of Decatur St. Teresa High School Primary Schools Antioch Christian Academy Holy Family Catholic School Lutheran School Association of Decatur Our Lady of Lourdes School St. Patrick School Infrastructure Parks Local Macon County park resources include Lake Decatur, Lincoln Trail Homestead State Memorial, Rock Springs Conservation Area, Fort Daniel Conservation Area, Sand Creek Recreation Area, Griswold Conservation Area, Friends Creek Regional Park, and Spitler Woods State Natural Area. The Decatur Park District resources include of park land, an indoor sports center, Decatur Airport, three golf courses, softball, soccer and tennis complexes, athletic fields, a community aquatic center, an AZA-accredited zoo, and a banquet, food and beverage business. Decatur was once dubbed "Park City USA" because it had more parks per person than any other city in the country, as well as "Playtown USA" because of Decatur's position as an early national leader in providing recreational space for its citizens. A motion picture short by that name was made in 1944 that featured the city's recreational efforts. Transportation Air Decatur Airport is served by daily commercial flights on CRJ2 aircraft to and from Chicago-O'Hare International Airport by United Airlines. Rail For more than 100 years, Decatur has been a major railroad junction and was once served by seven railroads. After mergers and consolidations, it is now served by two Class I railroads: the Norfolk Southern Railway, and the Canadian National Railway. The city is also served by Decatur Junction Railway, Decatur Central Railroad and Decatur and Eastern Illinois Railroad shortlines. Road Interstate 72, U.S. Route 51, U.S. Route 36, Illinois Route 48, Illinois