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Collinsville Intermediate School offers academic programs to more than 900 students in grades five and six. Its curriculum emphasizes subjects, such as math, reading and writing. It also offers science, social studies and language arts. The school provides a variety of special programs that include Title I, speech, band, chorus and intramural activities. Collinsville Intermediate School offers physical education, music and keyboarding lessons to students. Its parent-teacher association sponsors a variety of educationally-centered community nights throughout the year, including an international night, science fair, scholastic book fair and family reading night. It also provides participation of students in social activities, such as skating parties and dances. The school is located in Collinsville, Ill., and is part of the Collinsville Community School District 10.

Marquette Catholic High School, a coeducational institution of the Diocese of Springfield in Alton, Ill., offers education in the Catholic tradition. The school was founded by the Ursuline Sisters in 1927, and has been fully accredited by the North Central Association of colleges and Secondary Schools since 1929. Its curriculum includes English, composition, consumer education, health, United States history, U.S. government and constitution exam, and physical education. The school also offers classes in mathematics, fine arts, social studies, lab sciences, and summer reading program. Its sports program includes baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross-country, football, golf, ice hockey, soccer, tennis, softball, swimming, volleyball, and track and field events.

The Division of Urologic Surgery provides a range of urologic treatment care services. The division specializes in urinary, genital and kidney-related diseases. It also provides several reconstructive urologic surgery services, including bladder replacement operations. The Division of Urologic Surgery offers treatment services for children s urologic abnormalities. The division additionally provides treatment services for transurethral prostatic resection and cystometry. It performs laparoscopic nephrectomy surgery and provides treatment services for prostate cancer. The Division of Urologic Surgery trains more than 10 clinical residents every year. Located in St. Louis, it is a part of Washington University School of Medicine, which provides treatment and medical education services.