Horrendous experience im a former student from this school. I was kicked out one day out of…read morenowhere, nobody called me or told me anything to tell me i was dropped from all my classes, the reasoning behind all of that doesnt make sense either, i have been untreated with ADD and Bipolar Ds so i was struggling alot since i was sophomore, they kicked me out as a senior a month before we leave school, my doctor even wrote a letter and told me that their reasoning of kicking me out doesnt make sense because im mentally not okay and that i could sue if i want to. Point is this school only looks at you as an item with price if you are mentally not okay (on medication) please dont attend, they will find every single excuse to kick you out

Morton East is one of the best schools in Illinois they have the largest auditorium, and the…read moreteachers are great. 90% graduates.

Chicago Jesuit Academy is the best option for my child to enjoy a free faith base education…read more Students are given rigorous assignments that push them to master grade level content and beyond. All of the staff is welcoming. Teachers communicate effectively. There are multiple opportunities for parent engagement through out the year. My daughter is excited for school and I enjoy being part of the CJA community.

I absolutely love this school. The structure, curriculum, staff, parent nights everything. I am so…read moreglad I was referred to this school.

Worst school ever I hate it I rather be dead than be in that school people are very disrespectful…read moreand annoying principles are not understanding for my needs and social worker laughed at me while crying very weird and I feel disgusted I never wanna step foot in that school ever again

When I attended this school from 1965 til 1974, & then Morton East til 1978, the Cicero school…read moredistrict was considered one of the best & was the best funded school district in the state. I received a very good education. My parents never had to pay for anything then, & we had excellent educators. When we moved out in 1978 to the far NW suburbs, it was because my dad wanted to get out before the house was worth less then what they paid for it in 1960. Cicero has really hit the skids.

My mom lived in this neighborhood when she was growing up- and then after I got out of the Peace…read moreCorps I taught here in this school for a year. Many things have so much greatly changed from the time my Grandparents moved into the neighborhood to when I taught there. I will always remember our nice principal telling a room full of mostly women teachers who were also brand new to the school that- "at 4 pm no matter what you will drive home and go home." All the women looked at him - like 'why' so I 'gentle and' carefully say- it is for safety- gang related safety not to be out at night in this neighborhood. They were not street smart and just didn't know. The neighborhood changed. As a school though- it is wonderful- 5,000+ kids and they take care of the little ones and are helpful and respectful so much more of the time than other schools I have visited. They have coordinated school plays and open up some to the community. The teacher aids are the best- almost all of them are local and know the kids and what they are going though in their lives. A school is a community!

I currently go to this school in the 6th grade and to what Dan said it has definitely changed…read morethere's a new anti bullying system and students now accepts other racial students tho this school is still not the best it has many stupid rules that a lot of students HATE all I hope is that they change those rules so that more students come to our school. By the way my older brothers have also gone to this school and they both say something different about the school so the things I have said are most likely more recent

I went to this elementary school in the late 80s/early 90s and it was a bad experience. I had…read moregreat teachers but students at Wilson loved to bully and ridicule at me because I was the only Asian American student in class and gangs started to enroll the school in my 6th grade year causing troubles at school. Thank God my dad moved my family to out-of-state where I enrolled middle school and high school where students treated all students from different racial and ethnic backgrounds like family and they welcomed diversity. Will never enroll my future kids here since it's not a friendly school to Asian American people.

My son graduated from this school, and my daughter stayed till 4th grade. We loved this school. The…read moreonly complaint I would have is there wasn't that many extra-curricular activities. As far as one-on-one teacher working with students, this has been one of the best schools I've seen.

From the owner: St. Leonard School is dedicated to promoting the spiritual and intellectual development of each…read morechild. A comprehensive programming from 3 year old preschool through 8th grade is offered.

My daughter has been attending this daycare for almost 2 years and I have nothing but positive…read morethings to say. I'm very grateful with the entire staff for actually showing how much they care for the kids. They send me updates and pictures everyday, they are very strict when it comes to safety, food allergies etc. They have so many different activities during the week, they engage with every holiday for the kids, staff is very educated and professional they always welcome you with a smile. My daughter is advanced in learning for her age and that shows how much effort they put into teaching the kids, I have tried other daycares and learning centers and definitely Kids R Our Starts is the best!!

I have had my daughter at this facility since she was 6 weeks old. Now she is 5 and going to…read morekindergarten to a public school in Berwyn. She has created a lot of memories and experiences there. All teachers are certified with associates and bachelors, plus food and safety certifications. They do many activities with kids and always want to create the best for the child and parents within their relationship.