District 214 offers a comprehensive curriculum within our Career Pathways Program that provides students with the opportunity to discover their future while they earn early college credit, attain industry credentials and complete work based learning experiences all before they leave high school. 

The Career Pathways program provides students with relevant, real-world experiences that break down barriers of college affordability and access, while preparing them for a future with economic mobility. Integrating academic preparedness through opportunities for early college credits with access to industry credentials and work based learning experiences, gives students an advantage as they embark on their future.

Students have access to an extensive selection of advanced placement and dual-credit  courses in language arts, mathematics, science, computer science, world language, social science, business, technology, life studies, fine arts, physical education and more.

Each school provides social, academic, and career counseling with a psychologist, social worker, police counselor, nurse, and school counselor on staff. Special Education courses are available in District 214 schools as well as through area cooperative programs. An English Language Learner/Bilingual program is provided in the district and the Young Adult Education Program (YAP) is offered to students who are unable to attend day school. Each High School District 214 school is fully recognized by the Illinois State Board of Education.