Grayslake Central High School

Founded in 1946, the school services the Chicago suburbs of Grayslake, Hainesville, and parts of Round Lake.

In the years following, the campus was expanded to include a smaller auxiliary gymnasium, new district offices combined with an Instructional Media Center, a small theater, more classrooms in the late 90s, woodworking and metalworking facilities, choir and band facilities, a new, larger theater, and a field house.

Due to a quickly rising student body resulting in the overcrowding of classes and lunch periods, the school district voted on a number of solutions such as the construction of another addition, or building an entirely separate campus.

The school is also recognized as a member of The College Board and offers a multitude of Advanced Placement courses.

The school also offers an intramural sports program that culminates in a Staff vs. Student Basketball Game.