Naperville Schools: District 203 & 204 Guide

Fischer Middle School is a grades 6 through 8 school in Indian Prairie School District 204, located at 1305 Long Grove Drive in Aurora. District 204’s subdivision list assigns it 44 subdivisions, second only to Hill’s 46, concentrated in the Oakhurst and Fox Valley areas, and all 44 continue to Waubonsie Valley High School. Three subdivision names, Mayfair, Summerfield and Diamond Bay, appear on the district list twice, once under Fischer and once under another middle school, so those have to be checked by address.

Granger Middle School, recorded by the state as Francis Granger Middle School, is a grades 6 through 8 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 at 2721 Stonebridge Boulevard in Aurora. It is home of the Grizzlies and serves 39 subdivisions along the Eola Road, Butterfield, Oakhurst and Country Lakes areas. All 39 continue to Metea Valley High School.

Still Middle School is a grades 6 through 8 school in Indian Prairie School District 204, located at 787 Meadowridge Drive in Aurora. It is home of the Bulldogs and serves 27 subdivisions including White Eagle, Heatherstone and Brighton Ridge. Unusually for the district, Still feeds two different high schools: 18 of its subdivisions continue to Waubonsie Valley and 9 to Metea Valley.

Metea Valley High School is a grades 9-12 high school in Indian Prairie School District 204, located at 1801 North Eola Road in Aurora. It opened in 2009 as the district’s third high school and serves a large share of northern and eastern Naperville, including Brookdale, Estes Park and Country Lakes.

Waubonsie Valley High School is a grades 9-12 high school in Indian Prairie School District 204, located at 2590 Ogden Avenue in Aurora. Opened in 1975, it is the oldest of the district’s three high schools and serves a large share of Naperville subdivisions, among them White Eagle, Tall Grass and Heatherstone. Campus features include a planetarium and a restored prairie maintained by students.

Naperville Community Unit School District 203 (Naperville CUSD 203) serves roughly 16,000 students across central and northern Naperville, plus small portions of Lisle and Bolingbrook. It is the more established and compact of Naperville’s two public school districts, the other being the neighboring Indian Prairie School District 204.

District 203 operates 22 schools: two high schools, Naperville Central and Naperville North, five junior high schools, 14 elementary schools, and the Ann Reid Early Childhood Center. It is known for its K-8 Spanish and English dual-language immersion program, and it offers honors, dual-credit, and Advanced Placement coursework at the high-school level. As of 2026, Niche gave the district an A+ grade and ranked it among Illinois’ top districts.

Schools are assigned by home address, so use the district’s boundary tools or the Centralized Enrollment Office (630.548.4320) to confirm the exact schools for any property.

Indian Prairie School District 204 is the fourth-largest district in Illinois, serving Naperville, Aurora, Plainfield, and Bolingbrook. With an A+ rating and three top-tier high schools (Neuqua, Waubonsie, and Metea), it is a top choice for families seeking academic excellence and strong community support.

The Saints Peter & Paul area centers around the esteemed Saints Peter & Paul Catholic School and Church, nestled in the heart of historic Naperville. This vibrant neighborhood offers a blend of historic charm and modern amenities, making it a desirable location for families. Residents enjoy a walkable lifestyle with easy access to Downtown Naperville’s shops, restaurants, and parks.

With a strong sense of community and excellent schools, this area provides a welcoming environment. The proximity to various local attractions and convenient transportation options further enhances its appeal.

Gail McKinzie High School is an alternative high school in Indian Prairie School District 204 serving grades 9–12. The school provides a smaller, highly supportive learning environment designed to meet the academic, social, and emotional needs of students who benefit from a nontraditional setting. McKinzie focuses on personalized instruction, flexible scheduling, and strong relationships to help students achieve graduation and postsecondary goals.

Scullen Middle School is a grades 6–8 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its strong academic programs, inclusive culture, and commitment to supporting early adolescent learners. The school emphasizes rigorous instruction, exploratory learning, and social–emotional development to help students prepare for high school success.

Hill Middle School is a grades 6–8 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its strong academic programs, inclusive culture, and commitment to supporting early adolescent learners. The school emphasizes rigorous instruction, exploratory learning, and social–emotional development to help students prepare for high school success.

Gregory Middle School is a grades 6–8 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its strong academic programs, inclusive culture, and commitment to supporting early adolescent learners. The school emphasizes rigorous instruction, exploratory learning, and social–emotional development to help students successfully prepare for high school.

Highlands Elementary School is a K–5 school in Naperville Community Unit School District 203 offering a supportive, collaborative learning environment. The school emphasizes strong literacy and math instruction, social–emotional learning, and family engagement. With dedicated teachers and a close-knit community, Highlands helps students build confidence, curiosity, and the skills necessary for long-term success.

Elmwood Elementary School is a K–5 school in Naperville Community Unit School District 203 that emphasizes high academic expectations, character development, and strong family partnerships. The school provides a supportive environment where students build foundational literacy and math skills while developing confidence, curiosity, and resilience. Elmwood’s dedicated staff fosters a culture of belonging and teamwork throughout the school community.

Crone Middle School is a grades 6–8 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its strong academic programs, inclusive culture, and commitment to supporting early adolescent learners. The school emphasizes rigorous instruction, exploratory learning, and social–emotional development to help students successfully transition toward high school.

White Eagle Elementary School is a K–5 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its strong academic foundation, inclusive culture, and commitment to whole-child development. The school emphasizes literacy, mathematics, inquiry-based learning, and social–emotional growth while fostering a welcoming environment where students feel supported and engaged.

Welch Elementary School is a K–5 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its strong academic foundation, inclusive culture, and commitment to whole-child development. The school emphasizes literacy, mathematics, inquiry-based learning, and social–emotional growth while fostering a welcoming environment where students feel supported and encouraged to succeed.

Spring Brook Elementary School is a K–5 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its strong academic foundation, inclusive culture, and commitment to whole-child development. The school emphasizes literacy, mathematics, inquiry-based learning, and social–emotional growth while fostering a welcoming environment where students feel supported and engaged.

Peterson Elementary School is a K–5 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its strong academic foundation, inclusive culture, and commitment to whole-child development. The school emphasizes literacy, mathematics, inquiry-based learning, and social–emotional growth while fostering a welcoming environment where every student feels supported and valued.

Patterson Elementary School is a K–5 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its supportive learning environment, strong academic foundations, and commitment to whole-child development. The school emphasizes literacy, mathematics, inquiry-based learning, and social–emotional growth while fostering a welcoming and inclusive culture for all students.

Owen Elementary School is a K–5 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its strong academic foundation, inclusive culture, and commitment to whole-child development. The school emphasizes literacy, mathematics, inquiry-based learning, and social–emotional growth while fostering a welcoming environment where students feel supported and engaged.

May Watts Elementary School is a K–5 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its strong academic foundation, inclusive culture, and emphasis on whole-child development. The school supports students through engaging instruction, social–emotional learning, and meaningful family partnerships. May Watts provides a nurturing environment where students are encouraged to explore, collaborate, and grow.

Longwood Elementary School is a K–5 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its supportive learning environment, strong academic foundations, and emphasis on whole-child development. The school prioritizes literacy, mathematics, inquiry-based learning, and social–emotional growth while fostering a caring and inclusive school culture.

Kendall Elementary School is a K–5 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its welcoming culture, strong academic foundations, and commitment to whole-child development. The school emphasizes literacy, mathematics, inquiry-based learning, and social–emotional growth. Kendall provides a nurturing environment where students feel supported, engaged, and encouraged to succeed.

Graham Elementary School is a K–5 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its supportive learning environment, strong academic foundations, and commitment to whole-child development. The school emphasizes literacy, mathematics, inquiry-based learning, and social–emotional growth. Graham fosters a collaborative culture where students feel valued and supported.

Cowlishaw Elementary School is a K–5 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its strong academics, inclusive environment, and rich cultural diversity. The school emphasizes literacy, math, social–emotional learning, and inquiry-based instruction. Cowlishaw fosters a welcoming community where students feel supported, engaged, and motivated to succeed.

Clow Elementary School is a K–5 school in Indian Prairie School District 204 known for its nurturing environment, strong academic foundations, and commitment to student well-being. The school emphasizes literacy, math, inquiry-based learning, and social–emotional development. Clow’s close-knit staff and community partnerships help students grow academically and socially.

Brookdale Elementary School is a K–5 school in Naperville Community Unit School District 203 known for its supportive learning environment, strong academics, and inclusive school culture. The school emphasizes literacy, math, creativity, and social–emotional learning while providing individualized supports that help all students succeed.

Naperville North High School is a comprehensive 9–12 high school in Naperville Community Unit School District 203 known for its rigorous academics, award-winning extracurricular programs, and strong student support systems. The school offers extensive AP and honors courses, robust fine arts and athletics, and a wide range of student-led activities. Naperville North promotes college and career readiness through innovative programming and a supportive, inclusive school culture.

Naperville Central High School is a comprehensive 9–12 high school in Naperville Community Unit School District 203. Known for its rigorous academics, strong arts and athletics programs, and broad extracurricular opportunities, the school offers a well-rounded educational experience. Naperville Central emphasizes college and career readiness, social–emotional learning, and a supportive school climate that encourages students to grow as scholars and leaders.