Bartlett high school has the most amazing architecture. It has 3 levels. The main stairwell is…read morelocated in the center of the school. The first floor has the gymnasium, swimming pool, auditorium, and attendance office. The second level houses the main office, library, and guidance office. It also houses the english office. The third level has many more classrooms. It also has the social studies/world language office, math and science office, and special needs office. One can find the class easily by the wing, floor number, and room number. For example C306 is located at the C wing, on the 3rd floor in room number 6. It is to note that the pool is very nasty and I've been told that they had to shut it down for a period of time due to the amount of bacteria.

The apple slices were really dry and almost expired. It's not the first time the food looks old or…read moreunappetizing. the bread is always cold, and nothing feels healthy or fresh. They always serve the same things, and it's honestly disappointing because we deserve better food.

This is a large middle school. It has 2 levels . The…read morefirst level has principle office, nurse office, assistant principal office, library, lunch room, classroom and gymnasium. The downstairs has classroom and science lab. Also, the health room, art room, Home Ec. Room , the PLTW classroom are also located down here. This school combined students who are from many elementary schools in the district. They have 7 and 8 grade. Each grade belongs to each side of school. The hallway has a line in the middle to help students to travel safely from one class to another. The teachers are knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. In some classes, teachers give students second chances to retake tests to improve their grades. Hot lunch is available for all students with reasonable prices. They also have a snack room full of delicious and reasonably priced snacks. The majority students are taking the bus to school. There's an police officer on site during school time. After they finished 8th grade, many students go to different high school based on their home location (such as Bartlett High School, South Elgin High School ) to continue their education and fulfill their goals.

As an student who went here for 2 years this was hell cannot go 5 seconds without danger kids want…read moreto fight or start drama ,teachers touch you, etc. Very dirty in the locker room there was poop in the sink and the wall. Teachers do not care for your well-being and unreasonable. Very dissatisfied

I really liked this elementary school. My son attended this school from kindergarten to 6th grade…read more Overall a great school. Nice teachers. Helpful staff. Well maintained school. Nice playground with a big field.

My daughter seems to be thriving in this school. When there were problems with her schedule, they…read morewere resolved quickly and professionally by her counselor. I definitely appreciate all of the effort the teachers, administrators, and general staff put in to make the school year run smoothly for the majority of students. But it takes more than most parents realize to get all of these kids doing what they are supposed to be doing for 8 hours a day for 9 months of the year. You guys are doing great!

Good school but they do too much they know what I'm talking about it's really not a bad school the…read morestaff are nice but do too much

This school is awesome. Even though there is a lot of discipline, it's for the better. The…read moreprincipal and the the vice principal help everybody be successful. I go to this school and I like how the teachers interact with the students. Even if I had the chance to go to another school I wouldn't go anywhere. I love this school and I hope you like it and go to it to.

This school year (2013), we have two children enrolled in St John the Evangelist. One is in first…read moregrade and the other is in kindergarten. There were a few major factors that played a role in our decision to choose St John the Evangelist: 1) Class size: Last year, our son's kindergarten class was the first year they split into two classes instead of a single class and it helped in making class sizes that were already comparatively small, even smaller. The amount of attention each individual student receives is incredible! 2) The Principal was a delight in our interview process and has been an administrator and teacher in Catholic Schools for quite some time. She personally gave us a tour of the school, invited us to sit in classrooms to examine teaching styles (we visited multiple grades, not just the kindergarten). She is determined to get the best out of her staff and our children each day. She is extremely approachable and available to us, as parents, with any questions we have. 3) Our family's Catholic faith was a big reason in choosing to educate our children through SJE. It is truly inspiring to see our children grow in mind, body, and spirit simultaneously. We are truly grateful that our Catholic Tradition is integrated in their educational upbringing. One of the many success stories that we have with our son from last school year is that he was already reading beginner books by himself after just a couple of months of Kindergarten. I couldn't believe my ears when he started reading to me; it concreted our decision even further. Now that we are armed with our own experiences of St John the Evangelist, we wouldn't hesitate doing this all over again. We highly recommend anyone considering a private education in the area to put SJE on their short list of institutions for consideration. It is a blessing to know our children are getting the best of what the teachers and administrators have to offer every day.

I typically do not leave reviews, however I saw Lady L's review as a black family. I was looking…read morefor a private school for my African American children a little closer to home. Stumbled across St Johns. Ironically I used to attend St Johns back in the 90s. Sounds like nothing has changed. At the time I was the ONLY black student in the entire school. k-8. I felt like more of an attraction than anything. Definitely felt like the teachers were all harder on me than my peers. Mind you, I have never been a troubled kid, nor a bad student. I was considering allowing my children to go there but thanks to Lady L, I think I will pay more for another school rather than subject them to the type of scrutiny and racism I endured while there.

Bus number D2011 swerving in and out of lane on lies rd. Driver on phone while driving or should i…read moresay swerving and now your students are getting on that bus!

I attended this High School, and there is SOMETHING WRONG with the faculty here. Without going into…read moretoo much detail, they are on a complete power trip. They way the counselor and attendance dean treats the students, it's ridiculous how rude these people are. Almost none of the rules or things taught in this school can be used in real life. Before you think 'Oh he must have been a bad student.', no I actually worked harder to graduate early to get away from this place. Never want to come back here again.

the gng is goated and the staff is good, my only complaint is the vending machines are very…read moreoverpriced.

Front desk workers hate their lives and make sure everyone else does too. Ridiculous that these are…read morethe people our children have to ask for help. Inept group of people. You don't get paid to have attitude you get paid to do your job. If you can't control your emotions then quit.