DISTINCTIVE HOMES

1. DISTINCTIVE HOMES 1305 Carlson Drive, Streamwood IL 60107www.1305Carlson.com Just Like New ! • Woodland Heights • Heritage Elementary • Tefft Middle School • Streamwood High School • New Kitchen • Maple Cabinets • Solid Surface Counter • Stainless Steel Appliances • Beautiful Hardwood Floors • Formal Living & Dining Room • Luxury Master Bath • Huge Whirlpool Bath • Separate Steam Shower • Double Bowl Vanity • New Carpeting • Master Walk-in Closet • Washer & Dryer Included • Rough-In for 2nd Main Bath • Bi-Level Home • 3 Spacious Bedrooms • 1.1 Bath • New Basement with 8’ Ceiling • Large Fenced Yard • Close to Schools, Park & Shopping $ 309,900 Rich Gerber RE/MAX Suburban 847-230-7329 www.RichGerberHomes.com

2. Maple Cabinets, Solid Surface Counter, Stainless Steel Appliances Inviting Living Room with a Bay Window Entertaining Size Formal Dining Room

3. Elegant Master Bath Steam Shower Luxurious Whirlpool Tub Spacious Master Bedroom with Walk-in Closet

4. Bedrooms offer New Carpet, Mirrored Closet Doors and Bright Windows

5. Village of Streamwood http://www.streamwood.org The Village of Streamwood is one of the fastest growing communities within the Chicago metropolitan area. Located within the high growth northwest suburban corridor, Streamwood is ideally located just minutes from O’Hare Airport. Streamwood's population has grown to nearly 36,500 in its short 45 year history. And, it is geared for additional growth. The population of Streamwood is attractive to both commercial and residential development. Ninety-three percent (93%) of the residents live in a traditional two-parent household with children. The median age is 30 years. The median household income is nearly $75,000. Yet, the average home price is only $154,000. Affordable homes, coupled with two-income families, adds up to a high level of discretionary income. Although Streamwood is predominantly a residential community, it enjoys a thriving business community. The Village supports over 600 businesses. The Village is an active participant in the business community as a member of the Streamwood Chamber of Commerce. And, it aids business development through a streamlined approvals process and through the provision of quality local services.

6. Streamwood Park District http://www.streamwood.org/Community/ParkDistrict.htm The Streamwood Park District is a separate municipal governing agency established for the purpose of providing park facilities and leisure programs for residents. The Park District is responsible for the maintenance, operation and administration of parks and park facilities. The Park District presently owns and maintains over 230 acres of land at 34 locations. Major facilities include the Community Center, Park Place Family Recreation Center, the Hoosier Grove Barn Banquet Facility, the Schoolhouse Museum, and one outdoor swimming pool. More than 350 recreation programs are offered each year to individuals of all ages, interest and abilities. Seasonal brochures describing these opportunities are mailed directly to all residents of Streamwood. Brochures, as well as additional program and special event flyers, are available at the Administrative Office and at the major facilities. The Streamwood Park District Administrative Office located at 777 South Bartlett Road, in Streamwood. Regular office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, and Saturday, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. In addition to regular hours the registration office is open Tuesday and Thursday evenings until 8:00 pm. For additional information on programs, special events, trips or general information, please call about the (630) 372-PARK (372-7275), or visit the Streamwood Park District website.

7. Heritage Elementary 507 Arnold Avenue Streamwood, IL 60107 Phone: 630/213-5565 Fax: 630/213-5549 Website: http://www.u46.k12.il.us/he/ Principal: Dr. Mariann Alyea Mission Statement It is the mission of Heritage Elementary School to provide equal learning opportunities to all students, to challenge them to excel, to enable their students to become productive members of society, and to celebrate their diversity and uniqueness. History: Heritage Elementary was opened in 1976 and named by the staff, students and parents of Central Elementary. Faculty: Number of full-time faculty – 25 Summary Grades: K-6 Enrollment: 542 School Hours: 8:30-2:30 Mascot: American Eagle School Colors: Hunter Green and White Programs at Heritage Elementary School Reading - Our building uses the First Steps Reading Program. Math - Our entire building in using the Everyday Math series. Science - Our school uses the FOSS Program Support Services BOB: Students volunteer to read books and compete with other students in the district. READ 180: This is a program to help students with their reading comprehension and vocabulary skills. 6th Grade Newspaper: Our 6th grade will be publishing a newspaper twice a month. Extracurricular Offerings Young Authors: Students will write and share their books with others during our Heritage Expo Evening. Heritage Expo: Our students will present their own World's Fair. Scholastic Book Fairs: There will be two scholastic book fairs. Family Reading /Math Night: We will be hosting a family evening that parents will be encouraged to attend.

8. Tefft Middle School 1100 Shirley Avenue Streamwood, IL 60107 Phone: 630/213-5535 Website: http://www.u-46.org/tms Principal: Lavonne Smiley Mission Statement The mission of Tefft Middle School is to offer students the opportunity to explore a variety of experiences that will help them in their progress from dependence to independence. To meet the needs and diversity of our students, Tefft will provide an educational program that encourages intellectual, physical, social, and psychological growth to the learner's maximum ability. History: Tefft Middle School was opened in 1965 and named after the first mayor of Elgin, Dr. Joseph Tefft. Faculty: Number of full-time faculty – 56 Summary: Grades: 7-8 Enrollment: 817 School Hours: 9:00-3:12 Mascot: Trojan School Colors: Purple and White Support Services Fresh Start Program Extracurricular Offerings Student Council Battle of the Books Young Authors Drama Sports Peer Mediation

9. Streamwood High School Illinois School District U4 http://www.u-46.org Streamwood High School http://www.u-46.org/shs Streamwood High School is dedicated to academic and personal growth and positive choices. All of this happens in a supportive and inclusive atmosphere of community, a key concept at Streamwood High School. Whether it is fostering the development of student communities, building communities of teachers or welcoming the involvement of the Village of Streamwood, SHS strives to develop relationships. Innovative programs that encourage students’ social and academic growth are provided for this diverse student body. At this school there is a deliberate decision to assign freshmen to small groups, a school within a school. This approach encourages students to connect with others in their group, allowing them to become acclimated before moving on to develop broader relationships. Each group of students is taught by the same group of core teachers throughout their first year providing an opportunity to develop a connection with the school personnel. The high school was a pioneer in the district in instituting the requirement for all students to take algebra their freshman year. Expectations are that all students can succeed in this class. Algebra classes from honors to Algebra 1.5 are provided to meet varying student skill levels and needs. If students require reinforcement of their math skills they will attend Algebra 1.5, a class that is extended to a 90 minute block allowing time to review skills and strategies so students have a strong base to build on. Students with strong skills are challenged in the honors classes. The World Language and International Studies Academy is also housed at SHS. Students from across the district attend the academy. The community is encouraged to become a part of the school right from the beginning of the year. The principal sends a letter to every business and governmental agency in Streamwood inviting them to a Community Connections meeting. The purpose of the meeting is to update the community on events and accomplishments at their high school. It is not unusual to find the mayor or state representative visiting the school.

10. Metra Rail to Chicago Metra provides commuter rail service to Elgin and downtown Chicago. Service is provided 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Many trains connect to Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) inter-city rail lines and Pace Suburban Bus fixed bus routes. Monthly passes, ten-ride tickets, weekend passes and link-up transfers are available for purchase. www.metrarail.com The Village of Streamwood is served by two Metra Commuter Train Stations in Bartlett and Hanover Park. The Bartlett Train Station is located at Oak and Railroad Avenues in Downtown Bartlett. The Hanover Train Station is located at Barrington Road and Lake Street. The Metra Commuter Train provides transportation to downtown Chicago, through historic Union Station, and other suburbs along the line.