Excellent school! Top notch teachers who are passionate about teaching. Many caring administrators…read moreand teachers here.

My fifth high school...Was here a year. More drugs here then in my Chicago high schools that is for…read moresure... It is in a good school system and boosts an interesting and diverse socio-economic pool. Rich Wheaton kids, middle income Wheaton kids, poor Wheaton kids, poor kids off the "bad" side of Carol Stream...A good place though if you know what your kid is up too...and trust me money and a nice house doesn't buy good behavior. Excellent sports program though and very good college prep overall.

Great school. My kids were so well prepared for college. Environment is supportive and there are so…read moremany things ls to do outside of the classroom. I highly recommend St Francis.

I urge you not to send your child here. The courses are too easy and basically all the homework is…read moreonline so my child hasn't learned anything. if i had to guess, id say the most stoners in the state come from this school and the environment is hostile and unloving. It embodies nothing that a catholic school is supposed to be about. My child has been depressed with his mental condition in the school since day one. The main problem starts at the top. The school inst about education, its about money. I have never seen a school deliberately portray themselves as a cash grab. The 11K a year cost was the biggest waste of my money. Private school would have been better than this dump. The teachers are also rude and the corporate leaders of the school dont give a s*** about the kids. Actually i would probably say NO ONE in the entire school cares about anyone besides themselves despite there being a few good teachers. I urge you to stay away from St. Francis

Very inept system, terrible at identifying behavioral problems and tackling bullying. I am 24, and…read moremy life is a complete mess because of what they did to me. Bower, Hubble, and Wheaton Warrenville South High School. Still struggling from trauma inflicted from both staff and peers alike. But this is symptomatic of all government-funded public schools. I will admit, some of the teachers here were amazing. But good teachers within a broken system can only do so much. And even some of the ones I liked would more or less blow me off. Unless you have immense confidence and your parents have a good source of income, you won't get far with the arts programs here. Unfortunately, I had neither. Also, the amount of homework is insane, and there wasn't really any good support for me in being able to manage it all. I feel bad for the teachers, because I know some of them did their best, staying after school to help me. But alas, I had to drop out my junior year at 17, partially because I was behind credits and still technically a sophomore. The other part, well, the bullying and complete social isolation. I guess that is why I am here now reviewing this 7 years later, as it was my anniversary of that day a few days ago. I really can't bring myself to give this any more than 1 star, sorry.

This review is for the Tour de Cure. Well executed and a great event. A wonderful ride and great…read morefood, camraderie, and a wonderful cause!

Mr Buck and his staff do a great job! They are really engaged with the students. We have had a…read moregreat experience here.

Don't take Spanish at this school. Mr. Condon should be thrown out. He is a horrible teacher and…read moredoes not prepare your child for high school Spanish. Apparently, the teachers at the high school know this and worked with my child to help her catch up. Spanish with Mr. Condon is a waste of your child's time and does more damage than good.

Local elementary school serving grades kindergarten to fifth grade. Friendly staff, great…read moreprincipal. Parking can be a challenge, my tip is to arrive early to pick up your kids.

I've been going to Madison for 6 years and it's the best school EVER. They have amazing fundraising…read moreprograms and clubs. Lots of teachers treat their kids to parties if they behave. Madison has the most wonderful staff in the world. They're just the right amount of sweet and strict. Gene Sikorski, the principal for over 25 years, just retired this past year. The teachers are always trying to help their students as much as possible. They are always positive and never ignore their students' questions or requests. The best education in Wheaton, bring your child to Madison. You won't regret it.

the first time I've went to this school, the teachers were too tall for me. UNACCEPTABLE. then,…read morethere were OTHER PEOPLE attending this school .I WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK WITH THE MANAGER BECUASE I DONT LIKE IT. then, WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT?!?!?!?!? we have to bring SUPPLEIS?!??!?! in pre-school, we can move freely without a care. NEVER AGAIN. there's also RULES here. ULTRA RED FLAG. i don't like rules because they scare me. the kids are short or tall. UNACCEPTABLE AGAIN. they have to be equal sized because i like that. oh yeah, DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED WITH THE LUNCH. because, they serve SQUARE PIZZA'S!!!! i want my pizza's to be circle and it's insulting to a 0.1% Italian (aka me) because squares are BAD and circles are GOOD. but, i get candy and candy is awesome so instant 5 stars.

I could not be happier with this entire school and staff. My 5 year old daughter just finished her…read morefirst year here and this has become our second home and the staff like family. Everyone in this school are some of the most caring, patient, and knowledgeable teachers I've ever met. I've never heard a single complaint from amy of the parents here and honestly we couldn't be happier. Probably one of the best decisions we've ever made.

We had our 3 year old son at Montessori Academy of Glen Ellyn (MAGE) and removed him after he came…read morehome with a dislocated arm. We understand accidents happen. However, we were not notified of any injury at the time it occurred or when we picked him up. To this day (weeks later) MAGE has been unable to tell us how or when our son was injured that day. Due to our son's age, he was unable to articulate what happened, but it is obviously unlikely he did this to himself. Due to the lack of information provided by MAGE, the pediatric doctor requested x-rays to eliminate the possibility of a broken bone. After x-rays revealed no broken bones, his arm was adjusted back into place. We were asking for 100% reimbursement of the $530 for the x-rays which was our out-of-pocket after insurance, and MAGE denied our request. We are very dissatisfied with how this was handled.

Clapham is filled with teachers who are absolutely passionate about growing in children a love for…read morelearning and a love for things that are good, beautiful, and true. Clapham students are known and loved in this nurturing community, and they are absolutely supported to do their very best work and be their very best selves. With small class sizes and incredibly good will between parents, teachers, and staff, teachers are resourced to attend to every student's unique needs...no one falls through the cracks. Our boys have grown tremendously in every way in their five years at the school, and they go to school eagerly every day and come home with huge smiles. We couldn't be more grateful for this incredible school!

We love our school. The Christian classical education model has been so helpful for our young ones…read moreand we've seen them rapidly grow and mature and exhibit a love of learning in this context. We'd recommend it to everyone.

I'm so disappointed to write this review, but I feel like it is my only option as Prairie School…read morehas not communicated with me in over five weeks. After touring the school, we applied to the pre-k program for early consideration (2/10/25). While communication prior to the tour and the application was quick and helpful, we started to run into problems after our application and fee were collected. To keep this as brief as possible, we reached out regarding timing of the decision on applications three times (both by email and phone call) to finally be responded to nearly five weeks past the first email. Once we received notification that we were placed on a waitlist and "...should a space in the class become available, the enrollment committee will ensure that your application receives thorough consideration..." we had a couple clarifying questions regarding the waitlist and the review process (as it is worded, it sounds as though our application was not even reviewed). We have not heard back from the school in five weeks. We have tried multiple email addresses, including the enrollment coordinator we had been communicating with, in addition to calling the school. Unfortunately, my experience with Prairie School is this: To apply, a family must dedicate time to attend a tour, complete a lengthy application, and pay a $150 non-fundable fee to ultimately not even have your application reviewed (which leads me to wonder what the fee is for, if not payment for the time/resources it takes to review a family's application). Additionally, the school does not respond to questions regarding the application process once your payment is made. As I'm writing this it sounds so wild! I would not recommend looking into this school.

We have been with Prairie for almost five years and I have never heard my kids say they didn't want…read moreto go to school. They enjoy their classmates and teachers, as do we. It has been such a lovely environment for our children to enter into learning and socialization. They get to think for themselves, explore the outside world, think about their place in our environment and be creative in so many different ways. We love Prairie!