School Services is a company based in Warrenville. Navistar left Warrenville in 2011, and moved to neighboring Lisle due to tax incentives. Top employers According to the City's 2018 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, the top ten non-city employers in the city are: Education Warrenville is a part of Community Unit School District 200, and shares 20 schools with Wheaton. Residents of Warrenville attend Bower or Johnson elementary school, Hubble Middle School, and Wheaton Warrenville South High School. Wheaton Warrenville South High School is located in Wheaton. Until 2009, Hubble was also located in Wheaton; however, in time for the 2009–2010 school year, a new Hubble was opened in Warrenville, and the new building is one of a very few schools to meet the LEED certification standards for energy-efficient design. Some children from all over DuPage County attend Four Winds Waldorf School, a private PreK-8 school in Warrenville. Warrenville is also home to the Illinois Youth Center, a correctional facility for female juvenile offenders. Library In the 1950s, the library was housed in in the Community Building and was essentially a volunteer library filled with donated materials. Ten years later, the library closed due to a lack of volunteers and funding. The Warrenville Public Library District was formed by a referendum held in February 1979 with the citizens approving a 15-cent rate for library services. In 1986, voters approved another 15-cent tax rate increase to build and operate a facility on Stafford Place. In September 2003, a large addition and renovation project which tripled the size of the facility was completed. The building was made possible by the City of Warrenville TIF funds. The Warrenville Public Library District is a member of the DuPage Library System. Notable people Adam Emory Albright, figure-in-landscape painter Ivan Albright, magic realist painter Dustin Byfuglien, Right Wing/Defense for Winnipeg Jets of NHL, won Stanley Cup in 2010 with the Chicago Blackhawks Brooks McCormick (1917–2006) chief executive officer of International Harvester, philanthropist and equestrian Chauncey McCormick (1884–1954) art collector and father of Brooks McCormick Tony Moeaki, Tight End for The Chicago Bears Miles J. Stanford, Christian author Jack Steadman, former president and general manager of the Kansas City Chiefs John Maynard Woodworth, first Surgeon General of the United States References External links Warrenville Home Page Warrenville Library Home Page Julius M. Warren Biography Chicago metropolitan area Cities in Illinois Populated places established in 1833 Cities in DuPage