Glenbard East High School is the local HS, for which I am happy to contribute my tax dollars to…read moresupport. I am child-free by choice. I have no issues with any of the students at Glenbard East. I placed a general inquiry call and spoke personally with the lovely Mr. B. He is in the Office of Operations. I am very thankful for his time. Unrelated to my call, I was informed that they are staffed with 11 Security Guards, and over 200 Security Cameras. As I went to HS back in the day of Typing Class for females only, and an outdoor smoking area for students and teachers, this was all very pleasant to learn. If you are curious about thos High School, especially if you are considering this area for your child, please read all of their information on their website.

4/2021 Only been here for a Football game. Stands were nice. Facilities were nice. Parking was…read morenot close. And there were no signs for things. As an outsider, we all found it very confusing to find our way. But we did eventually get there.

My children have been at Cambridge Lakes Charter School since kindergarten and my oldest is now an…read more8th grader. This is an excellent school with teachers that are passionate about teaching. The curriculum is of the highest standards and all my children are excelling in all of the classes. My oldest will be heading to high school next school year and has been placed in all honor classes. It's still a relatively new school and this year they plan on building a dedicated gymnasium. This school has been and will continue to be our #1 school of choice.

Without a doubt the best school k-8 in the area and district wide. New, clean campus with excellent…read moreteachers and dedicated staff all around.

Saint Anne Parish School is a wonderful place to send your children…read more The school teaches more than just academics. They teach love and kindness, manners and respect. It's a great community where families get together frequently Because the school organizes several events to keep it a nice tight knit group. My daughter loves going to school there everyday! Saint Annes is a great choice;)

Cant say enough good things about this school. They have done a spectacular job right out of the…read morebox in regards to e-learning during the pandemic. It was a very smooth transition and the teachers were available for questions and maintained contact with their students through google meetings. I never realized how important a smaller classroom size was until we were faced with such a horrible situation. Our other daughter is in public high school and they were ill prepared for the type of response required.

So proud of Oswego East today!!! I'd like to thank Mr. Savage and staff for coordinating fly over…read moreevent. What a remarkable demonstration of dedication, community and school pride!!! Outstanding!!!!! Shannon Tunk Proud OE Parent

I hate the school (I'm in it rn a senior), there are always kids smoking in the bathroom and trynna…read moreact tough and pressing people and the school does nothing because they are popular or athletes and when I smack one of them for getting in my face I get in trouble and the school doesn't actually help you unless your popular and all the staff have additude honestly just move to a nice place with a bad school if your worried about the school cause it's bad either way, don't send them here!

Glenbard South is the smallest Glenbard, but they are an amazing school…read more I transferred there in Feb2013 and I just graduated this June. They offer a variety of classes for being such a small school. The teachers really know what they are doing and are very knowledgable on their subject. My favorite part about South is their special education program. They are a small school, and they do a great job integrating the kids into the school by having them walk the hallways to class instead of keeping all the kids hidden away in a far-off hallway. They accept special needs kids from outside of their district and can take in kids from neighboring Glenbards. Also, GBS has a variety of sports (their football team is something to brag about) and extracurriculars for kids to do, and many kids do more than one thing. I personally was on the dance team, key club, spanish club, and best buddies and had a great time on all of them. As for the kids, I'd say MOST of them are nice. It's such a small school, so there will be a lot of cliques. Coming in the middle of my Junior year was not ideal, but the kids in my grade were really welcoming and I ended up making a lot of friends that year and even more in my senior year as I got to know everyone. Overall a good school to go to. GO RAIDERS

I just graduated from here There are great academics here, at least for honors/AP kids- the Regular…read moretrack is mediocre. It helps that the school is so small, so classes are a bit more cozy and personalized. There are lots of active extracurriculars in a variety of fields, including some (not sports) which regularly make it to State competitions. It is a bit clique-filled, but if you went to Glencrest (as 95% of the population here did) it shouldn't be a problem, as you'll have found a group to talk to already. Even if that isn't the case, it's not that difficult to fit in with a little effort, as the many extracurriculars can help you find people with similar interests. One star off for the administration- they started off not so bad, but now they're cracking down on harmless senior pranks, eliminating traditions because there's the slightest hint of danger, and pushing kids into AP classes they aren't prepared for and not letting them drop the classes when there's a problem. The missing star's also because the college advising is mediocre at best- if you want to go to U of I or COD, you're set. If you're interested in other state schools, or a few nearby privates, they can help. Otherwise, the counselors are clueless. Overall, though, this place was a great fit for me.

This is the junior high school I attended for two years. The school was pretty small for a junior…read morehigh-- looked more like an elementary school. But thats because at one time it was an elementary school. Other than the building itself, the school was great.

I went to James B. Conant High School for a congressional debate tournament. The modern looking…read morelibrary served as great place to host the coaches and judges. The classrooms were all different, set up to serve different teachers and classes. Some classrooms still had chalkboards. The cafeteria worked great to serve as a student lounge and hold lunch. James B. Conant High School is a great school Academically and shows great ccommitment to its athletics and activities. I highly recommend James B. Conant High School!

Excellent public school.read more

We have a 3rd grader and 6th grader at Wheaton Christian. We have been part of this precious school…read morefamily for 4 years now. It has been a tremendous blessing to us. The environment is positive, friendly, open, caring, nurturing and fun. Our children love the school and their teachers. The administration is hands-on, they listen very well and often incorporate feedback from the parents. The academics and faculty are top-notch. The teachers help students reach their full potential everyday. The facilities are outstanding and well maintained. The maintenance team works so hard to keep everything clean and in great condition. Wheaton Christian also has a very nice selection of programs and sports to ensure a rich experience inside and outside the classroom. The love of Christ is at the heart of Wheaton Christian, and His love shines through this school everyday.

WCGS is the best school. Christ centered education, great school staff and very humble school…read morefamilies. I am glad and blessed to be part of WCGS family. If you are considering private school defiantly check out Wheaton Christian Grammar School.