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===Schools=== [[Chicago Heights School District 170]] operates twelve schools, with a student population of 3,600. Highland is the district's preschool for children aged three and four; Garfield, Grant, Greenbriar, Jefferson, Kennedy, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Washington-McKinley, and Wilson are neighborhood schools that serve students from kindergarten through fifth grade. After elementary school/5th grade, students attend Chicago Heights Middle School for grades 6–8. Chicago Heights is home to [[Bloom High School]], which all students of District 170 attend after 8th grade, and [[Bloom Trail High School]], which shares its athletic programs with Bloom. Many students from neighboring communities including [[Steger, Illinois|Steger]], [[South Chicago Heights, Illinois|South Chicago Heights]], [[Ford Heights, Illinois|Ford Heights]], [[Sauk Village, Illinois|Sauk Village]] and [[Glenwood, Illinois|Glenwood]] attend high school at Bloom. Parts of Chicago Heights are included in [[Flossmoor School District 161]] which includes Serena Hills Elementary School in Chicago Heights. After Serena, students attend Parker Jr. High School—also a part of Flossmoor School District 161. Only some students who complete middle school at Parker Jr. High School move on to [[Homewood-Flossmoor High School]]; the remainder attend Bloom High School. <!-- Image with unknown copyright status removed: [[File:Bloom High School.JPG|thumb|Bloom High School Entrance]] --> Parts of Chicago Heights are also served by [[Park Forest – Chicago Heights School District 163]],<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.sd163.com/|title=Park Forest - Chicago Heights School District 163|website=www.sd163.com|accessdate=March 3, 2024}}</ref> and Beacon Hill Primary Center is located in the Beacon Hill neighborhood. After Beaker, students attend Michelle Obama School of Arts and Technology for middle school (6–8). Students from this neighborhood attend [[Rich Township High School]], part of Rich Township High School District 227.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.rich227.org/|title=Rich Township High School District 227|website=www.rich227.org|accessdate=March 3, 2024}}</ref> [[Marian Catholic High School (Illinois)|Marian Catholic High School]], affiliated with the [[Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago]], is a private high school located in the city. [[Prairie State College]] is a [[community college]] located in Chicago Heights. St. Agnes School is a private Catholic school located in Chicago heights.
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