DuSable High School Campus

A 1:1 Chromebook-to-student ratio supports learning at this Chicago school campus. Established in 1998, it offers a standards-based curriculum in literacy, math, science, and social studies, with lessons that connect learning to students' lived experiences. Enrichment includes arts, technology, and leadership. The school grounds its culture in the Virtues of Ma'at and Nguzo Saba Principles, and uses rites of passage ceremonies to mark student growth. Its approach emphasizes respect, self-discipline, and social responsibility, alongside partnerships with families and local organizations. The stated purpose includes helping students think critically and lead confidently. The campus is part of BSICS, which also identifies Betty Shabazz Academy and Barbara A. Sizemore Academy.