Kerr School Other public schools include: Everett F. Kerr Middle School – 12915 S. Maple Ave. Serving grades 6–8 Greenbriar School – 12015 S. Maple Ave. Serving students in alternative placement, grades 1–8 Greenwood School – 12418 Highland Ave Presently used as a parent education and training site Horace Mann – 2975 W. Broadway Serving students in pre-K Lincoln Elementary School – 2140 W. Broadway St. Serving students in grades K–3 Paul Revere Intermediate School – 12331 S. Gregory St. Serving students in grades 4–6 Paul Revere Primary School – 2300 W. 123rd Pl. Serving students in grades K–3 Veteran's Memorial Middle School – 12320 S. Greenwood Serving grades 6–8 Whittier Elementary School – 13043 S. Maple Serving students in grades 4–6 Private elementary and middle schools include: St. Benedict School – 2324 W. New St. St. Donatus – inactive High schools The public high school is: Dwight D. Eisenhower High School – 12700 S. Sacramento Ave. In 1903, a high school district, separate from District 130 was voted into law by the IL state legislature. For many years (at least until 1938), the superintendent of the high school district was the same for District 130; their school boundaries being virtually identical (the only difference being the inclusion of a cemetery in the high school district!). In August 1927, the Blue Island Community High School District 218 was established. In 1916, there were 250 pupils at Seymour School who were following the high school curriculum. By 1927, the population had grown to 428 pupils despite the fact that the school was built to accommodate 250 students maximum. There are no active private high schools in the Blue Island community, although the Mother of Sorrows High School for Girls operated from 1954 through 1983. It was run by sisters from the order of the Servants of Mary (Mantellates). There was an attached grade school that served both boys and girls and had a boarding option for students who lived there full time. Most students were boarders. Higher education Moraine Valley Community College – 12940 S. Western Ave. Special education Public schools include: Able Program, Garfield School – 13801 S. Chatham St. Academy for Learning – 13813 S. Western Ave. Private schools include: Blue Cap School – 2155 W. Broadway St. The keynote speaker for the dedication of Blue Cap in October 1967 was then-Senator Charles H. Percy. Infrastructure Transportation Public transportation