History

Naperville is a city on the west bank of the DuPage River in Illinois. Today a major suburb of Chicago, Naperville was founded in 1831 as an agricultural community. Following the 1958 construction of the East-West Tollway, recently renamed the Ronald Reagan Memorial Tollway, the community grew quickly and has quadrupled in size over the last 2 decades. One of the wealthiest cities in the Midwest, with a median household income of 97,000, Naperville has been listed in the top five places to live three out of the last six years by Money Magazine. Located in the Illinois technology and research corridor, the city has a strong economy grounded in technology, commerce and manufacturing. The Naperville Public Library has held the number one ranking by Hennen's American Public Library Ratings for over ten years. There are three branches in the city. The Naperville Park System manages over 130 parks located on 2,400 acres of open space and four sports complexes.

Teaching Jobs in Napervillle

Educators seeking teaching jobs in Naperville will find two major school districts and an extensive network of private and parochial schools. While other districts are facing cuts, Naperville has demonstrated a strong commitment to educational excellence and expansion. Naperville Central high school is nationally regarded for its strong academic achievements and athletic program. For professionals seeking teaching jobs in higher education, several universities have satellite campuses in the city, including DeVry University and Northern Illinois University. The city is home to a community college and vocational program.

Tutoring Jobs in Naperville

Educators interested in tutoring jobs in Naperville will find a community devoted to academic excellence. Tutoring jobs in math, science, and language are available, as well as opportunities working with students in college test preparation.