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A district 204 high school that was established for the 09-10 school year for freshman and sophmores only. It only serves freshman and sophmores because the junior and senior areas of the school was not ready in time for that school year. The school is located in Aurora but serves both Naperville and Aurora kids. All students from Hill middle school, the majority from Granger, a small portion of Still go to Metea. The school cost approximately double Neuqua Valley high school, one of the schools rivals, did. The other rival to Metea is Waubonsie, however, because most of the students would have gone to Waubonsie if Metea had not been built, the rivalry between Metea and Neuqua seems to be greater. For the 09-10 year, the school did not have varsity sports except for indivual player sports (ex-tennis), but nearly every team had a strong winning record. The school has an astroturf field and track, and there are many windows throughout the school. Everyone who goes here is extremely lucky.
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