Il school districts in Yorkville, Illinois

Yorkville School District 115 is a public school district located in Yorkville, Illinois. The district serves students from kindergarten through 12th grade and is committed to providing a high-quality education to all students. With a focus on academic excellence, student success, and community involvement, Yorkville School District 115 offers a wide range of educational programs and extracurricular activities to meet the diverse needs and interests of its students. The district is located at 800 Game Farm Road, Yorkville, Illinois, United States, and prides itself on creating a safe and supportive learning environment for all students. With dedicated teachers, staff, and administrators, Yorkville School District 115 is dedicated to helping students reach their full potential and achieve their academic and personal goals.

The Kendall County Outdoor Education Center (KCOEC) is a school located at 13689 West Fox Road in Yorkville, Illinois, United States. The center, which is part of the Hoover Forest Preserve, has been providing outdoor learning experiences for students from the Yorkville, Plano, and Sandwich school districts since 1970. With access to prairies, forests, streams, and the Fox River, the KCOEC offers a unique educational setting for students to learn about environmental science, living history, map and compass skills, and team building. The center's mission is to provide experiential learning opportunities in an outdoor setting, promoting self-confidence, leadership development, and environmental stewardship. With programs for students of all ages, the KCOEC serves over 8,000 participants each year through one-day experiences and multi-day summer trips. For more information, contact Director Danielle Oberbroeckling at 630-273-5467.

The Kendall County Outdoor Education Center, located at 11285 Fox Road in Yorkville, Illinois, is a local government office that offers quality outdoor learning experiences for students in the Yorkville, Plano, and Sandwich school districts. Since 1970, the center has provided opportunities for experiential learning in a variety of natural environments, including prairies, hardwood forests, streams, and the Fox River. With outdoor teaching stations, a classroom, a challenge course, and a living history area, the KCOEC aims to enhance the standard school curriculum while promoting student decision-making, self-confidence, teamwork, leadership, and environmental stewardship. The center offers one-day programs and multi-day summer trips for over 8,000 participants each year, ranging from pre-kindergarten through high school and adults. Lessons cover environmental science, living history, map and compass skills, and team building, with customized programs developed in collaboration with classroom teachers. For more information, contact Director Danielle Oberbroeckling at 630-273-5467 or visit the Regional Office of Education at 109 West Ridge Street in Yorkville.