School (365U), Plainfield North and Plainfield East (202), Neuqua Valley High School (204), Naperville Central (203), and Downers Grove South (99). Romeoville High School also serves as an alternative for some students residing in Valley View 365U. Middle schools In Valley View 365U Brooks (in the former Bolingbrook High School building and home of the district's ESL program) Jane Addams (near the Bolingbrook Recreation and Aquatic Center) Hubert H. Humphrey In Indian Prairie 204 (Naperville) Gregory In Naperville CUSD 203 Madison In Plainfield Community Consolidated School District 202 Kennedy (Plainfield) In Woodridge Elementary School District 68 Jefferson (Woodridge). Elementary schools In Valley View 365U Bernard J. Ward (formerly a middle school) Independence Jamie McGee John R. Tibbott Jonas E. Salk Pioneer Oak View Wood View In Indian Prairie 204 Builta In Naperville 203 River Woods In Plainfield Community Consolidated School District 202 Liberty Elizabeth Eichelberger In Woodridge Elementary School District 68 John L. Sipley William F. Murphy Alternative schools In Valley View 365U STEP Program (also housed in the former Bolingbrook High School building) Private schools Catholic schools: St. Dominic School (serving grades PK - 8) Parochial grade school students may go on to Catholic high schools in proximity to Bolingbrook such as Benet Academy in Lisle, Joliet Catholic Academy in Joliet, and (until its closure in 2014) the all-girls Mount Assisi Academy in Lemont. Islamic schools: Furqaan Academy (PK-12) Parks and recreation Bolingbrook Park District The Bolingbrook Park District was created in 1970, after being approved by referendum. In 1974, the Park District built its first new building, the Deatherage-Drdak Center, constructed only with volunteer labor. In the following three decades the Bolingbrook Park District has grown to include numerous woodlands and parks, several community centers, the Pelican Harbor Indoor/Outdoor Aquatic Complex, and the Bolingbrook Recreation and Aquatic Complex (BRAC). Most recently, the Bolingbrook Park District was one of the four finalists for the National Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Park Management, Facilities and Programs. In 1982, the Park District opened the first indoor wave pool in the United States. It was closed shortly after the BRAC and Pelican Harbor opened in 1996, and has since been converted to an ice skating arena. In 2009, the Park District opened its Hidden Oaks Nature Center, which sits on 80 acres of woodland and river plain habitat. The Nature Center has a Platinum LEED Rating from the U.S. Green Building