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

Love this school! Friendly, adorable, and offers really great programs with out any…read morepretentiousness. They even offer Yoga enrichment classes, which sounds really pretentious as I type it, but believe this....3 year olds attempting yoga is ADORABLES. I really love the staff as well - I feel completely spoiled by all the good people working at WSCA. They also started offering extended day options for houses with two working parents...because it's a little known fact that not all Naperville mothers stay at home playing Bunco in their lululemon outfits all day. Some of us suckers have to work! I think there are like 12-15 of us, so.....we'd like a little recognition. :(

We LOVE WSCA. All three of my daughters have gone there - my third is currently enrolled. The…read moreeducation is what you'd expect for three year olds (identifying and writing letters, counting, patterning, painting, etc.) but what I love most is that it really helps your child develop a love of school because while it is very academic, it is also very nurturing. In addition to classroom time, the kids alternate between music and motor movement so it really prepares your child for an elementary school day where they leave the classroom for specials. We are on our sixth teacher there and they are all great but Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Gorkis and Mrs. Miller are THE BEST!!!!!! One of my favorite things about the school and the teachers is that they are very flexible and don't just care about your child that is your student - they care about your other kids and your whole family. Mrs. Gorkis only taught one of my daughters (wah) but she knew all of their names and would always address them by name and remember things that they had said and were interested in. We have one more year there after this year and I am going to be really, really sad when my youngest is in kindergarten and we won't attend this lovely school anymore. BEST. SCHOOL. EVER!!!!!!

This is a good school i signed up November 10 2015 and two months later January 19 2016 i got my…read morecdl. Teachers are amazing owners are awsome. I highly recommend this school. Hours are very flexible and you cant go wrong with the price. I honestly think its the best one in chicago

Got my CDL and couldn't be happier Great staff and…read moreinstructors also very flexible with schedules would recommend!

I went to Huntington learning center as a high schooler, and then once again when I was preparing…read morefor testing in college. Now I am a special ed teacher, working with students that have learning disabilities. Because I was a student at Huntington, and now I am a teacher in the public school system, I feel like I can look at the learning center from both ends and give a well rounded review. For starters, I do not think the teachers at the learning center are particularly kind to the students, which to me is very important. If the students are unhappy, and their social/emotional needs are not met, learning will not occur. My biggest issue is that the centers do not seem welcoming at all, the florescent lighting doesn't help, and the overall feeling inside the place is dull. Not so inviting, especially for students who are going to get extra help outside of school. Their program for general student support, so when they work on reading and math with the kids, I did not find helpful at all. I used to go for two hour sessions two times a week after school. Personally, I think it is shame on parents that make their kids do that much extra work, especially if the students are struggling learners. I was already having an issue with reading in school, and finding the main idea in a six sentence passage, was not the way to help me out, but Huntington seemed to think it was. How the system is set up is they place you in a level via some assessment, then you stay in that level until you "pass" it. Essentially you can end up getting stuck on a level for months, and rather than having a teacher support you, and actually teach you the skill, you just have to keep up with the level until you figure it out on your own and pass it. That I don't see as fit when trying to teach the student a new skill. That being said I found that their ACT prep was very helpful when it came to anything reading related (including the science section), but the math ACT prep I found to be troublesome. For reading they gave a bunch of tips and tricks to help when testing in those sections, and that was very helpful. I think that because there was a common goal it gave the teachers a better idea of what they were actually teaching. For math they would try to use tricks to make the problems shorter, that was not good for me, my math section score actually went down after studying with them. Because I had a pretty successful experience with the ACT prep, I returned to Huntington for prep when I was taking state teaching exams in college (Basic Skills etc.) They helped me when it came to this type of test prep, so I was glad my parents sent me back as a college student. From a special ed teachers perspective, I don't think I would suggest this for any of my students. Something you can do as an alternative is find a 1:1 home tutor for your student, that way they can work on exactly what your kid needs. I would though recommend Huntington for overall test prep if you're prepping for something specific such as the ACT or the SAT.

Very great school! curriculum is rigiorous and culture and climate of the school is amazing!read more

This school allows special education kids on football team but then don't let them play because…read morethey are a risk only if the team is far ahead on points or far behind , then why take peoples money only to treat them like a nobody

Both my kids go here they don't have many programs for kids that need extra help, counselors can be…read morekind of rude. Great sports programs!!!!!!

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.

I do love this school. The staff is so nice and really care about your education. I don't go here…read moreanymore but I sometimes miss some of the staff. The building is so beautiful! It looks like a college campus.