ms waters is the goat food is hit or miss like the bostco sticks and walking taco are both good but…read morelast year I ate the spicy chicken sandwich and when I went home I threw up

schools aight teachers are w but no snack time takes it down. need bigger basketball gym and better…read morebasketball hoops outside. like why are there 2 double rim and 2 normal?? pick a side fr. lunch is very hit or miss. but pretty good school. Mr Blazek is the best teacher fyi. i am kinda glad im graduating this year ngl.

Mom: We chose RSM because it's close to home. The curriculum…read moreis solid and online homework made things easier. School math became a breeze, though some teachers' accents were hard to follow. I had to help more as the level increased. Wish all homework was covered in class, but follow-up support helped. Daughter: I think that RSM helped me stay ahead in math class, as I learned the content before, which makes school much easier. If you have a good class, the environment is fun, and you can make great friends too. However, there are a couple of hours of homework each week.

Hell on earth. My favorite part was the dismissal. Terrible terrible placement test. They were…read moreRussian school when it was cool but when the Russia Ukraine war broke out they switched sides and sent out emails saying that founders of rsm were really Ukrainian. I don't think I enjoyed a second of it. If you want your kid to have a learning experience please please PLEASE enroll them in mathnasium instead.

Great school with a lot of courses they offer including fun extracurricular activities.read more

Like any high school, what you get out of it depends largely on what you put in. My three kids…read moreleft Naperville Central very well prepared for higher education. While at Central, they found the activities that fit them and got involved and had a lot of good times and experiences. It is a very good school.

This school is exceptional! The classical curriculum is an incredible asset to students who want…read moreto succeed in life and the theology is phenomenal for all who want to live with God in Heaven after death.

Woah, I can write a review of my high school and in doing so be the first Yelper to bash his alma…read moremater? Don't mind if I do. I set foot in the building in late summer of 2004, graduated in spring of '08 with honors, and I've never been back since. Worst four years of my life, hands down. --THE PEOPLE-- Some former excellent/horrendous teachers I had-- The good: Chris Gales (biology), Adam Conard (physics), Glenn Spitler (english), Tim Linders (calculus), Anthony Neverly (phys ed), Marian Masa (geometry) The bad: Jan Heiteen a.k.a. the speech nazi ("english" / "acting"), Linda Dawson (heavily skewed social studies) The ugly: ? Honorable mention for overall worthlessness: Anita Carpenter (college career counselor). While a very friendly and amicable person, she didn't know what the fuck she was talking about on numerous occasions; she once advised that I apply to SEVEN universities, because, you know, non-refundable application fees aren't like $50+ each, and another time chided me for wanting to attend Purdue because she "thought I wanted to go to a big school with a good engineering program, like U of Illinois." Since when was Purdue a 'small school' with a below-average engineering system? Lay off the crackpipe, lady. The student body was mostly chumps. A few kindred spirits here and there, but for the most part my classmates were moronic assclowns having no regard for authority or respect for others. I would frequently see the douchiest offenders SPIT in the hallways indoors, right where everyone walks. Way to keep it classy. --THE BUILDING-- Prison-like. Way too small to accommodate 3,000+ students; the lockers were minuscule, the classrooms typically filled to the brim, the stairwells and hallways jam-packed with idiot shitbags thinking that every hour was a free-for-all, stopping in the middle of a huge traffic flow to play grabass. The facilities were generally acceptable, although the workout room in the basement was in dire need of an updating. During my time there the cafeteria food was marginally passable, BUT sometime in the fall of '05 they eliminated the one thing that made buying food worthwhile--these perfectly seasoned, breaded french fries that to be quite honest, were incredible. Those and spicy popcorn chicken got removed during the trans-fat scare and got replaced with baked bullshit that was dull and flavorless. Gross. --Closing remarks-- The ONLY thing saving DGS from a 1-star "couldn't-like-it-if-I-tried" review is the quality of a few select teachers who've had a profound impact on my education, and moreover, my life (see those mentioned above). Gales and Conard were easily two of the best teachers I've ever had (college included), while Heiteen and Dawson were without question two of the worst. I'll attend the 10-year class reunion, but I doubt I'll ever willingly go back to Downers South to visit. I hated this place with a fiery passion. ~end rant~

DGS is a mediocre high school at best. I am rating based on my child's experience. We had to fight…read moreto get her an IEP and the experience was so emotionally draining I felt the Special Educational Department (SPED) were unsupportive, rude and demoralizing. Alyssa Gundersen was incompetent, unprofessional and nasty. SPED teachers seem more interested in coaching than teaching! Very cliquey. Must be an advocate for your child because this school will just placate them until graduation, meaning they just move your child along as an assembly line hoping you cause no trouble so they can earn their huge pension without actually working!

Excellent academic school with dedicated faculty and alumni sponsored scholarship programread more

I cannot report on the quality of education a child might receive at this establishment ~ I was…read morehere for early voting. I was not familiar with the layout of this school and I found the location for early voting strictly by accident when I was turning around. So, the front entry is obviously locked and as I drove along side the school, there were several doors and windows ~ blocked with piled chairs. So, obviously that was not the entry. There were campaign signs but only 1 early voting sign with an arrow. It was back near the track. I commented to the judges about the difficulty locating the correct entry door and the woman who entered after me really let them know about the difficulty and not using her indoor voice. I surmised this was the gymnasium of the school. It was clean and very well air conditioned. In my day we had to make it through the day with only fans. Voting booths were well spaced but they use paper ballots and you have to fill in the boxes with the provided pen. It serves the purpose and I was able to accomplish my civic duty. Don't give up ~ head to the back near the track.