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Mark the box requesting financial aid on the admissions application, then complete the FAST application online. Families applying to Latin: applications due no later than January 12, 2024. Currently enrolled Latin families: applications due by January 1, 2024. Complete and submit your federal and state income tax forms.
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Dottie B. B. Gordon, Chief Development Officer. Susan Bolon, Director of Human Resources. Tim Cronister, Director of Student Life. Cat Curry, Director of Latin 360. Jen Damaska, Executive Assistant to the Head of School. Chris Jasculca, Director of Marketing and Communications. Chanel King, Director of Operations.
Latin School of Chicago. About Us. Welcome from the Head. Latin continually redefines excellence in liberal arts education for a changing world. Our vision challenges us to make learning even more personal, inquiry-based and inclusive for every member of the Latin community — all Latin Learners.
High Jump was established in 1989 as a cooperative program at Latin School of Chicago in collaboration with Francis W. Parker School and funding from the Lloyd A. Fry Foundation. High Jump equalizes access to education for Chicago middle school students who exhibit academic ambition and potential and who are of limited economic means.
