families and 5.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 7.8% of those under age 18 and 5.8% of those age 65 or over. Government Tinley Park is divided between two congressional districts. Most of the village, including all the area in Bremen Township and Rich Township, as well as the area in Will County, is in Illinois's 1st congressional district; the area in Orland Township south of 167th Street, as well as most of the area southwest of 163rd Street and Ozark Avenue, is in the 3rd district. Education Tinley Park includes four public elementary school districts – Kirby School District 140, Community Consolidated School District 146, Summit Hill Elementary School District 161, and Elementary School District 159. The town also includes three parochial Pre-K through 8 elementary schools: St. George, which is Catholic; Trinity Lutheran, affiliated with the LCMS; and Southwest Chicago Christian School of Tinley Park. Victor J. Andrew High School (Consolidated High School District 230) and Tinley Park High School (Bremen Community High School District 228) are both secondary schools located in Tinley Park. A small portion of Tinley Park students go to Lincoln-Way East High School. A small portion in the southwest part of the village also attends Rich Central High School. Most residents of Tinley Park are located within the residency boundaries for Moraine Valley Community College; the rest reside in the community college district for South Suburban College. A very small portion of Tinley Park goes to Joliet Junior College. Transportation Trains only have access to Tinley Park on the Rock Island District. The Oak Park Avenue and 80th Avenue Stations, which are located in Tinley Park, are part of the Rock Island District. the village's east–west thoroughfare. , the village's major north–south throughfare. on the western corner of the village. on the northern corner of the village. the village's major north–south thoroughfare in Cook County. the village's second major east-west thoroughfare. located entirely in Tinley Park. Notable people Emil Andres, Indy and Sprint car driver Gary Bettenhausen, Indy and Sprint car driver Merle Bettenhausen, Sprint car driver Tony Bettenhausen, Indy car driver Tony Bettenhausen Jr., Indy car driver Miles Boykin, wide receiver for NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers Frank J. Christensen, labor leader Tevin Coleman, running back for NFL's San Francisco 49ers John Ericks, pitcher with Pittsburgh Pirates 1995–97 Armando Estrada, former wrestler with WWE Nathan Everhart, wrestler with WWE Gina Glocksen,