Baker Demonstration School
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Baker Demonstration School | |
"Learning With Wonder" | |
Established | 1918 |
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School type | Private, Laboratory |
Locale | Chicagoland Area |
Grades | Preschool-8th |
Director | William C. Melsheimer |
Location | Wilmette, Illinois, USA |
Athletics | Baketball, Track, Certamen, Swimming, Soccer |
Colors | White and Red |
Mascot | Baker Demons |
Website | http://bakerdemschool.org |
Baker Demonstration School is a private school located in Wilmette, Illinois.
Notable people who have attended Baker (but not necessarily graduated) include: Charlton Heston, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and Christie Hefner.
Until 2005, Baker was part of the National College of Education, National-Louis University. In 2005, Baker became an independent school, still affiliated with National-Louis University.
The Director of Baker is William Melsheimer. [1]
The Associate Director is Stuart Lassiter. [2]
Baker is noted for its Certamen team, as well as basketball, flag football, and soccer. Baker's girls varsity basketball team has placed in the Top 3 for several consecutive years. [citation needed]