The Episcopal Preschool

Welcome to The Episcopal Preschool -- a place known for its nurturing environment and broad, enriching curriculum. We have been serving the Lake Forest community for over 50 years and, today, are one of the most well-regarded early learning programs in the area. We offer a strong curriculum, a safe, nurturing environment and extended day enrichment programs to enhance early learning. Our mission is to develop each child to his or her fullest potential, spiritually, intellectually, and socially, so that each may grow in grace, enjoy freedom through knowledge, and lead a healthy, productive and meaningful life. Our guiding principles: •	Inspire curiosity •	Promote independence •	Honor individuality •	Build community •	Cultivate compassion •	Instill integrity •	Embrace a love for learning •	Encourage personal best The Episcopal Preschool is located at The Church of the Holy Spirit. EPS operates under the direction of Melanie Upfold and is overseen by the Preschool Board of Directors. It is licensed by the state of Illinois and is a member of the National Association of Episcopal Schools. EPS operates as a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation.

Lake County

Rachel Barnes

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Lake Forest-Lake Bluff

Illinois

Welcome to The Episcopal Preschool -- a place known for its nurturing environment and broad, enriching curriculum. We have been serving the Lake...

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Lake Forest police tracked down and arrested a man wanted on a 2011 arrest warrant for failing to appear in court after being arrested by Lake Forest police.Jose C. Arreola, 36, of North Chicago, was arrested Aug. 20 at a home in North Chicago on a 2011 arrest warrant, police said. His original charges were for obstruction of justice and felony driving while license revoked. At the time of that arrest, he gave police a fake name and address.He later failed to appear in court and Lake Forest police got a warrant for his arrest in September 2011. After numerous attempts to arrest him, detectives were able to track him down to the North Chicago home and take him into custody, police said.Arreola also had five other outstanding arrest warrants from Kane and DuPage counties and Carpetnersville Police for DUI, domestic battery and driving with a suspended license, police said.Bond was issued at $100,000 and he was given a Sept. 8 court date.

Lake Forest police tracked down and arrested a man wanted on a 2011 arrest warrant for failing to appear in court after being arrested by Lake Forest police.

Jose C. Arreola, 36, of North Chicago, was arrested Aug. 20 at a home in North Chicago on a 2011 arrest warrant, police said. His original charges were for obstruction of justice and felony driving while license revoked. At the time of that arrest, he gave police a fake name and address.He later failed to appear in court and Lake Forest police got a warrant for his arrest in September 2011. After numerous attempts to arrest him, detectives were able to track him down to the North Chicago home and take him into custody, police said.

Arreola also had five other outstanding arrest warrants from Kane and DuPage counties and Carpetnersville Police for DUI, domestic battery and driving with a suspended license, police said.Bond was issued at $100,000 and he was given a Sept. 8 court date.

The North Chicago man failed to appear in court three years ago and was arrested last week.