It's located all the way in Cary, Illinois, and has an enrollment of approximately 1795. Students who live on the far east side of Crystal Lake attend Cary-Grove. The school also serves Cary, Fox River Grove, Barrington, Trout Valley, and Oakwood Hills as well. Lastly for public schools a very small portion of western Crystal Lake is served by Woodstock High School. Also located in Crystal Lake is Faith Lutheran High School which serves the larger McHenry County area. Crystal Lake is home to ten elementary schools and three high schools. Three of the elementary schools have been constructed since 1990 due to the increasing expansion of suburban developments. The names of the ten elementary schools include: Canterbury (named after the Coventry subdivision) Coventry (named after the Coventry subdivision) Glacier Ridge Husmann (named after a long-time principal, formerly called "Central" and the oldest elementary) Indian Prairie North (adjacent to Bernotas Middle School campus) South (adjacent to Lundahl Middle School campus) West (at west end of Crystal Lake itself) Woods Creek Prairie Grove There are four middle schools in Crystal Lake: Bernotas (Formerly North Junior High, now named after a longtime principal) was built as North Junior High in 1969 and in 2003, the board of education approved a name change to Richard F. Bernotas Middle School-North Middle Campus. Bernotas Middle School's mascot is Thor, represented by a Viking, which is also RFB's name for its sports team. Most Students who attend Bernotas later attend Crystal Lake Central High School, and some later attend Crystal Lake South High School or Prairie Ridge High School. Hannah Beardsley, which opened in 1996 and is named after the first school teacher in Crystal Lake. Its mascot is the bear, and its colors are orange and blue. Most students who attend Hannah Beardsley later attend Prairie Ridge High School, and some later attend Crystal Lake Central High School or Crystal Lake South High School. Lundahl (Formerly South) was built as South Middle School during 1958–1959. It opened in 1959, and in 1966, the name was changed to Leon J. Lundahl Jr. High School, in honor of Leon J. Lundahl, former Superintendent of Schools for District 47. Also Lundahl Junior High School became an accredited middle school in the spring of 1995 and the name was officially changed to Lundahl Middle School Campus for the opening of the 1996-97 school year. Most students who attend Lundahl