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Morgan Park High School, located at the intersection of 111th street & Vincennes Avenue (11100 South and 1700 West) and affectionately known as Empehi, is a Chicago public high school that opened its doors on its present site in 1916. With an expanding student population, an addition was built in 1925, providing the school with a gymnasium, auditorium and swimming pool.
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The most important person you will meet during your four years of high school is your division teacher. S/he is the person to whom you can go for advice and help with school or personal problems. S/he will assist you with your four-year course of study, record your grades on your permanent record, record your attendance, and call your home when you are absent.
Open10AM to 5PM every school day. The Campus Youth Ministry Center, often called "The Blue House, " is located at 1825 West Monterey, across the street from the campus of Morgan Park High School. The Center is a "home away from home" for Morgan Park students after school each day, with two lounge areas, a kitchen with vending machines, a computer room with internet access, a basement recreation room, and a back deck and yard.
Thank you for your interest in the Academic Center at Morgan Park. We are a unique 7th & 8th grade program offering the International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP) curriculum. MPAC students are offered a 9th grade curriculum and the opportunity to earn high school credits, thus providing greater opportunity to enroll in AP (advanced placement) and dual credit courses later in high school.
Reviews (10)
Katrina McClary-Harris
Jan 08, 2019
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Melissa Gray
Oct 24, 2018
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Cjee Gaskew
Sep 09, 2018
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I’m disappointed in Morgan Park. I got suspended and jumped. I notified staff about it multiple times and no action was done. I’m bruised and scratched up off of something I told staff about countless times. That school is not safe nor civilized. Y’all don’t protect us students. I did what I was supposed to and no action at all was in place. I told y’all I was going to get hurt and y’all treated me like an id number. I really pray for the kids there who try to do the right thing ,try to prevent situations but coming to administration and seemed to failed by the ones who vowed to protect
Tiffany Strong
Oct 11, 2017
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Do not, I repeat, do not send your child here for the AC program. The teachers are there only for a paycheck. When a student needs additional help they are told "We just went over this, you should know it already". Wanted to get my child a math tutor. Told her to ask her teacher where her weakest point was, and he told her, "How am I supposed to know?" I have lots more complaints but not enough space. If I could I'd give this school no stars, I would. Just don't do it.
Darnell Crittenden
Jun 26, 2016
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Cozette Tyler
Jul 17, 2015
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Pablo Galarza
Oct 14, 2013
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Ashley C.
Mar 28, 2011
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This review is only for the auditorium. It needs help. I was just here for a fashion show that the seniors put on, supporting the little sis and her friends.
I'd never been inside of the school before and was amazed by its size. In trying to get to the auditorium, we had to walk around the entire length of the school. In looking at the size of the school, I was thinking that the actual auditorium would be bigger. It wasn't. The auditorium at my school was much bigger. We were lucky enough to have two auditoriums, one big and one small, and I think this one was about in the middle of
I'd never been inside of the school before and was amazed by its size. In trying to get to the auditorium, we had to walk around the entire length of the school. In looking at the size of the school, I was thinking that the actual auditorium would be bigger. It wasn't. The auditorium at my school was much bigger. We were lucky enough to have two auditoriums, one big and one small, and I think this one was about in the middle of
Karen K.
Jan 09, 2011
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I graduated from Morgan Park in 1967. Before attending Morgan Park High School I went to Academy of our Lady for two years. I wanted to go to Morgan Park so bad that I used to sneak in to Morgan Park when Academy of Our Lady had Teacher days. I would sit in there study hall. and some other classes. Finally my mother let me attend Morgan Park in my Junior year. It was the best time of my life. Kinda like looking back on the show Happy Days. Loved walking to school, only lived two blocks away on Church street. It was so neat walking with every one on my Block to school. We called it the Church
Joan S.
Mar 29, 2008
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Morgan Park HS a.k.a. Empehi.
My mother went here & so did I.
It was a looooooooong time ago...........
Things I remember:
There were sororities & fraternities that had been in existence since my mom's day. Yes, in high school. They had rushes, pledging, the whole shebang. Was I in one? Yeah.....hahaha.
I remember wearing the school colors, green & white, looking like a cheerleader, on the football game days. I wasn't a cheerleader 'cause football is not my thing & I rarely went to the games.
I did help Mr. Midtaune grade physics tests, that was interesting
My mother went here & so did I.
It was a looooooooong time ago...........
Things I remember:
There were sororities & fraternities that had been in existence since my mom's day. Yes, in high school. They had rushes, pledging, the whole shebang. Was I in one? Yeah.....hahaha.
I remember wearing the school colors, green & white, looking like a cheerleader, on the football game days. I wasn't a cheerleader 'cause football is not my thing & I rarely went to the games.
I did help Mr. Midtaune grade physics tests, that was interesting
