District 7 Alternative School is Edwardsville Community Unit School District #7's alternative high school, serving students at the secondary level within the district's alternative program.





District 7 Alternative School is the district's designated alternative high school and is one of the 13 buildings operated by Edwardsville Community Unit School District #7. The district encompasses about 185 square miles and serves a mix of rural and suburban communities, including Edwardsville, Glen Carbon, Hamel, Worden, Midway, Moro, Dorsey, and Prairietown. Across the district there are roughly 6,978 students and a range of primary, intermediate, middle, high school and alternative programs.
The district provides a range of supports for students in need of alternative placements or specialized services. A small building on the Center Grove property houses the Region II Special Education Cooperative offices and diagnostic center, and that facility is used for programs such as a self-contained behavioral-disorder program and an in-house suspension program. District materials emphasize inclusive practices and supports intended to help each student achieve meaningful outcomes.
Historically, a smaller building in Worden was converted to serve as the district's Alternative High School after Worden joined the district in 1987. The district has also developed shared facilities on the Center Grove Road property, including a sports complex and buildings that support special education and alternative-program needs.
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