The Al Raby School
for Community and Environment

Al Raby High School is a small, student-centered school with a focus on community, advocacy, and the environment.
It is named for the late Albert Raby, a civil rights leader, educator, environmentalist and Co-Chairman of the Chicago Freedom Movement with Martin Luther King, Jr. Following in his footsteps, the Al Raby School for Community and Environment intends to graduate citizens who are equipped to tackle social justice and environmental issues, as well as succeed in college, a trade school, or whatever post-secondary options they may choose.

This school is a state-of-the-art environmental high school with the community at its focus.
Students learn Geographic Information Systems (GIS) mapping technology, which helps them visualize how social and environmental issues impact the place where they live. GIS is integrated into all aspects of the small school's curriculum.

Al Raby High School is a college preparatory high school.
We expect much from our students, and in return they receive many opportunities to demonstrate their skills, to gain new knowledge, and to enjoy their own education.

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The Al Raby School for Community and Environment

The Al Raby School
for Community and Environment