Senn High School, high school in Chicago
Senn High School is a public secondary school located in Chicago's Edgewater neighborhood, designed in neoclassical style with simple forms and columns. The brick building with classical details houses large hallways, tall windows, a library, gymnasium, and dedicated spaces for music, dance, and visual arts.
The school was founded in 1913 and named after Nicholas Senn, a physician and educator who trained surgeons and served in military medical services. In 1999, it expanded to offer the International Baccalaureate program, which prepares students for college and beyond.
The school bears the name of Nicholas Senn, a physician and educator whose legacy continues to shape the school community today. Walking through the building, you see artwork, banners, and symbols displayed throughout that reflect school spirit and the diversity of the student body.
The school is easily accessible by public transportation options available nearby. The large campus makes it straightforward for visitors and students to locate classrooms and facilities on site.
For a period, the school hosted a specialized Naval Academy program that prepared students for careers in the military and maritime services. This unique partnership brought additional structure and focused opportunities for interested students to the campus.
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