is in Orland Park. A number of other parochial schools in the region provide bus service for Orland Park students. Orland Park's major high schools are Carl Sandburg High School, Victor J. Andrew High School and Amos Alonzo Stagg High School. CSHS has a little less than 4,000 students. Sandburg has won several Regional, Sectional, and State sports titles over the years. Sandburg's ACT composite score for 2007-08 was 22.7 with SAT scores averaging 635, 644 and 630 for Critical Reading, Math and Writing, respectively. A number of higher education facilities are in the village. St. Xavier University operates a satellite campus in Orland Park, as did the ITT Technical Institute until its closing in September 2016. Robert Morris University (Illinois) has both an Orland Park campus as well as a second facility in the village, the culinary arts school. Community college education is offered at Moraine Valley Community College, in nearby Palos Hills. Sixty percent of Orland Park households have someone with at least a bachelor's degree, with a significant number of residents having completed postgraduate work. Media Local cable television channel Orland Park TV can be viewed on AT&T UVerse Channel 99 and Comcast Channel 4. Transportation Orland Park has three stops on Metra's SouthWest Service, which provides weekday and weekend rail service between Manhattan, Illinois, and Chicago Union Station): 143rd Street, 153rd Street, and 179th Street. Major highway transportation corridors are: southern border of Orland Park major north–south thoroughfare near the eastern border of Orland Park major east-west thoroughfare another major north-south thoroughfare (167th Street) located entirely in Orland Park. Notable people Alex Broadhurst, professional hockey player John Cangelosi, outfielder for seven Major League Baseball teams Connor Carrick, defenseman for the New Jersey Devils Pat Fitzgerald, head football coach for Northwestern University Buddy Guy, blues singer and guitarist Dan Hampton, defensive end and tackle for Chicago Bears; Super Bowl champion (XX) Justin Hartley, actor (Passions, Smallville, This Is Us) Sarah Kustok, sports reporter for the YES Network and Fox Sports Steve Martinson, right wing for the Detroit Red Wings, Montreal Canadiens, and Minnesota North Stars Tim McCarthy, Orland Park police chief; Secret Service agent, took bullet meant for Ronald Reagan during assassination attempt on March 30, 1981 Mary Therese McDonnell, defender for the Republic of Ireland women's national football team Shannon McDonnell, midfielder for the Republic of Ireland women's national football team Hemant Mehta, atheist and author