This is the high school I graduated from. This is one amazing high school! Its beautifully kept…read morewith great facilities. From the football field to the computer labs -- everything is top-notch. The teachers here are great as well. The students are great here too and very friendly and motivated. All in all, this is a great high school to attend.

Back when I went here (class of '89) Dean Spitale used to be my worst enemy. I remember vividly…read morethe time he sat there in his mock-denim suit with orange stitching and lectured me about the danger I created by setting off fireworks in the cafeteria, and how "it can be a volatile situation when there are girls present who may have a lot of hair spray in their hair." OH MY GOD- talk about preaching to the choir- it was SCHAUMBURG FUCKING HIGHSCHOOL IN 1988- ground zero in all the nation for the giant suburban hair I HATED! As serious as the resulting out-of-school suspension and Saturday schools (2 of 'em!) were, I had trouble holding back the laughter! At least I had a week off to practice Foosball at "the Barn" and Saturday school locker cleaning duty resulted in me getting my first "Schaumburg Saxon Pride Award..." the one I stole from some award-winning kid's locker who didn't turn the dial to lock it! Haha, Schaumburg High School sucked when I went there, and I'm sure it sucks now!

I went to James B. Conant High School for a congressional debate tournament. The modern looking…read morelibrary served as great place to host the coaches and judges. The classrooms were all different, set up to serve different teachers and classes. Some classrooms still had chalkboards. The cafeteria worked great to serve as a student lounge and hold lunch. James B. Conant High School is a great school Academically and shows great ccommitment to its athletics and activities. I highly recommend James B. Conant High School!

Excellent public school.read more

The best. Good, strong football team with strong passing attach. Should be a strong contender for…read moreconference championship .

bre like Fremd lowk turned crazy asf them kids are actually like tweaked dont send ur kids here if…read moreu don't wanna them to get jumped in the br at 7am bc that's the stuff that be happening in this "school" they prioritize being a "top ranked school" except the only reason for that is because u can literally only fail if u try hard enough bc of the Fremd 50 they give these kids detention or iss for skipping a class but when kids are getting threatened and harassed or actually report something, they look the other way. They only act like they care and supervise when someone calls them out for it. Otherwise, the hall monitors have no human respect and if you're really lucky they might go into the bathroom with your children and instead of just making sure it's clean like their supposed to, they stand there and look into your closed stall! so be careful if u doom your children to go to school here because you are sending them into a building with predators, adults that act like they're in preschool, and teachers and staff that have zero respect for anybody and the most they teach is that you just have to "try harder" Fremd used to be a good school, maybe ten years ago, but nobody there cares about the students and their well-being . don't send your kids here!

Well I love this district my daughter goes to link and loves her teachers and makes so much friends…read morethe programs they have in sd54 are fun to!!!!

From the owner: On July 12, 1952, a special election was held and a seven-man Board of Education is elected to run…read morethe new district, Schaumburg Community Consolidated School District 54. Classes began in September 1952, with first- and second-graders attend ingold Schaumburg Center School at Schaumburg and Roselle roads; third- and fourth-graders attending Sunderlage School on Higgins Road; fifth- through seventh-graders using an Elk Grove School District facility on a tuition basis, and eighth-graders attending a Palatine District 15 school on a tuition basis. In December 1952, a special election gave the Board of Education approval to purchase and construct a school site for District 54. Schaumburg School (now the Early Learning Center) opened Jan. 10, 1954, with three teachers teaching 87 students in first through eighth grade.

I was at Hoffman Estates High School for an extracurricular event. The school has a very modern…read morelibrary. It is very nice and looks like it was recently renovated. The fake fireplace was even turned on for us. The classrooms were small and cramped. Overall, it's a nice place to hold a tournament with everything in close proximity to each other. I highly recommend Hoffman Estates High School.

I'm an alumni from this school. This school had such a huge range of diversity in the student body…read morebut people do complain that the black students are too "ghetto." I found myself more active with music and theater programs and I had amazing experiences with those programs. My only flaw was that I never got the help I needed with tutoring.

My junior high from 50 years ago! Great school, nice neighborhood, wonderful memories!read more

Just went for COVID testing that was held in the parking lot…read more Looked like the tennis team was getting ready for practice.

Came to my old high school while in town. I guess I am biased since I graduated in 1986. The…read morecampus is clean and well kept in a quite safe neighborhood. I wish my own kids attended this school as it produces some notable alumni.

This is the junior high school I attended for two years. The school was pretty small for a junior…read morehigh-- looked more like an elementary school. But thats because at one time it was an elementary school. Other than the building itself, the school was great.

Oh God- the worst years of any kid's life- Jr High!…read more It's hard to give any Jr. High a good review, since it's such a terrible time for most kids. I tried to put much of those years out of my memory, but there are a couple things about Frost that really did stand out for me I'll recount: My teachers were decent enough- Mr. Catalano was my science teacher- he really rooted for me when I aced my HS entrance exams and got into the accelerated track. On the flip-side was Ms. Costansa, my English teacher, she actually fought to keep me out of the accelerated HS English track because of my misbehavior. Somehow she couldn't see that my misbehavior was largely due to boredom from being unchallenged by her criculum- duh? Oh well, at least in HS English I got to hang out with normal kids instead of the AP geeks. Gym class. OMG, Mr. Steger was notorious- every boy in the 5-6th grade feared entering Jr. High because of this guy's reputation for embarrassing and harassing the boys in the locker room. I never had to jump naked for my towel myself, but the dude was huge and scary and he got pretty mean when other kids acted up. Not a really good deal if you ask me. I'm sure he's long gone now, but that's how it was in the 80s. French class. I had the best French teacher ever- she was this totally cool, cosmopolitan, artsy lady. She really cared about us learning the language and the culture, and took us all to the Creperie in Chicago. Mlle Doyle was the best. Math- both my Pre Algebra and Algebra teachers were really good. The kids in these classes were ahead of the other kids in Math and we were taught that way- nice to have reasonably tough expectations placed on our progress. So Frost was just OK, there were some really nice teachers, some were pricks, some good experiences, and some pretty bad. I booked lots of geeky kids in the hallway and got away with it. I suppose that experience typified my whole experience here: not really good, but not really bad either- 3 stars.

This is a wonderful school, where all the staff is so kind, and they have a social worker right on…read moresight to help. The principals are always around and greeting the students. The teachers are helpful and make sure the students understand the topic at hand. They have a wide variety of different club activities and sports. In the cafeteria they have vending machines that are filled with snacks. Over all this school will get a five out of five from me.

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!