Ehh! I'm not always lovin it. Nice helpful teachers but assistant principal. Mr Hibler isn't nice…read moreand yells at kids. Who likes that? Not me! Otherwise this school is great and my children enjoy going here!

My three children have attended Riverwood Elementary School (Zoe, 8 Kayla, 11 Michael, 5. ) I love…read morethis school! This Principal, Mrs. Robinson, is a very nice lady and will take ANY questions you may have about ANYTHING!!! Assistant Principal, Mr Hibler, is just O.K. He yells at children, which is why I gave the school three stars. I would say the classrooms are decent size, but could be bigger, especially when you have a bigger class. I'm not sure the yelling at children helps stop the child from doing bad things, but it may seem rude to parents, and may scare the children. I love the teachers my children have had. The children's teachers are: Kayla: K Miss Tessler, 1 Ms Fricke, 2 Miss Micklinghoff, 3 Mrs Hauck, 4 Ms Hare (Kolowaski) 5, Ms Sterbenz (now) Zoe: K Miss M, 1 Ms Erber, 2 Miss DeBlok, 3 Miss Hauck (now) Michael: K Miss M (now) So overall the teachers I have crossed paths with are nice and helpful. Would recommend except for the assistant principal!

LOVE LOVE LOVE this school! The teachers truly care about your kids, it's not a daycare, it's a…read morepreschool. They learn to be kind to one another while also learning the fundamentals. They make so many creative projects. My daughter and i LOVED this school!!!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Both of our children attend Da Vinci Waldorf School. One is in the grades and the other is in…read moreKindergarten. I cannot say enough good things about the well rounded education my kids are receiving at Da Vinci. Waldorf has instilled such creativity and a deep love of learning in both of my children. They are not just learning facts and numbers. They are learning how to learn and how to think and do and create as well. My favorite example is when my older child started reading. He recently found a series of books he is just devouring. But, on top of his voracious reading, he is also applying the hands on skills he is learning at Waldorf by drawing his own images for the series and he is even now writing and binding his own stories. I am the owner of a technology company. When I see my son and daughter learn a skill, then make the connection to roll up their sleeves and create something on their own, I get a big smile on my face and it shows me that they know how to apply the things they are learning. I know my kids (like all kids) have an innate passion and curiosity for learning and the Da Vinci Waldorf School is the perfect place to help it grow.

Two of my kids went there for many years and there are some nice things about the school. The…read moreembracing of imagination and use of hands to create is unique and not found in many schools. But the people running the school (in many cases, is your kid's teacher) left a lot to be desired. It was like no one is in charge. Communication was unclear, rules were unclear and always changing. We left because we did not have confidence in the school to be the primary education source for our kids as it seemed that no one was qualified.

I am a student in College and I phoned Antioch's Early Learning Center to obtain information about…read morehow they market to get new clients. My main study of focus is Early Childhood to teach through K-3 which I have just about finished up. My minor is in business and after many emails and phone calls, I received a nasty phone call from the owner/director today. I am assuming by her tone, that she felt threatened by me providing/asking questions about how she handles the community at large. Her tone was very unprofessional, and very demeaning especially (what if I was a prospective client who wanted to know about the client's in which she serves)? I am floored by her not really knowing who I am, and with many calls and even email, I would feel that she would call back in a professional tone. Especially, since I indicated my purpose of inquiry and gave my personal number as well as my email address. Knowing this information about this center, I would not recommend anyone attending this business for childcare. If they treat a student or speak to a "student/child" like this, imagine the perception a child would feel with this tone and demeanor.

I can't say enough good about this school…read more If you live in the area & are wondering which school to send your child to (since there are a couple options) -- this one is a great choice. The principal is amazing, the staff is great and the PTO puts together great events. My son and I loved our Mother & Son Bowling night, and my daughter simply loves getting all dressed up and going to the Daddy Daughter Dance with her father. They are very welcoming, yet also keep the building secure. There's a lunchroom/cafeteria, where they also serve hot lunch each day (this is something I didn't have when I attended schools -- at least not until I reached high school). It's reasonably priced (I think it's $2.50 for the student meal) and it gives the kids a few different options to choose from each day. They even serve breakfast in the morning as well! The grounds always look nice, and the building is always clean. This shouldn't be a surprise because even my kids know the janitors. So their presence within the school is well noticed.

The school is awesome. Dooley has a dual language program that teaches Japanese. They start from…read morekindergarten. The staff is very friendly and personable. I also like the fact that the school is a bit smaller than other schools. Unfortunately we had to move out of district last year, but will be returning again this summer. I rate this school at 5 STARS!

If you live in Waukegan, you should really have your kid tested to come here. I woudn't be the same…read moreperson I am today without my experiences here. The teachers wer patient and caring, and I really learned so much, and was challenged. I'm so glad I came here.

I have been at the school since kindergarten. I think it was a wonderful school with full of great…read morepeople there to encourage kids to learn. I would love to go back to Andrew Cooke magnet, it's a wonderful school!

Amazing school. Lake Geneva is a small town of ~7500 folks. Most towns of this size with schools…read moreare, um, meh. This place rocks. Totally renovated and nothing like my high school in NYC (more prison less school but I digress). In addition to the exterior the interior is renovated as well. Lots of caring dedicated teacher type people and the support staff rock. Loads of AP classes for the cerebrally inclined and sports opportunities up the wazoo. All this and loads of yellow busses. All all of that up and you have a special place. Rock on badger high. Rock on.