Chester Upland School District - Schools

Schools

In 2011, nearly 45 percent of Chester Upland School District children attend charter schools. Many of the community's elementary students attend the K-8 Chester Community Charter School, the state's largest, which academically outperforms the district schools.

High schools
  • Chester High School (Chester)
  • Science and Discovery High School (Chester) opened in 2008
  • Smedley Allied Health School (Chester) opened in Fall 2008, in the former Smedley Middle School
Primary schools
  • Christopher Columbus Elementary School (Chester)
  • Main Street Elementary School (Upland)
  • Margaret C. Stetser Elementary School (Chester)
  • The Village (Chester)
  • Toby Farms Elementary School (Chester Township)
  • Chester Upland School for the Arts (opened in 2008, plans to become a K-8 school)

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