Morton West High School is not the place to watch sports, smells like egg salad farts and is NOT…read morepet friendly. The security is also on power trips.

So far so good keeping the kids interested and learning.The school is getting really good at modern…read moretechnology. They still need to work on getting involved with the parents! Someone needs to let them know that not everybody speaks Spanish.

I used to go to this school years ago during 5th - 6th grade... it was an AWFUL experience when it…read morecame to SOME teachers. I loved going on academic/ musical field trips, eating pizza almost every week, Bible studies, and all the other fun activities the school would hold. I only liked the music teacher.. he was so fun and kind!HOWEVER I will never forget how one of my female teachers would literally bully me and treat me so unfairly. She was so dramatic and manipulative I cried. The teachers were so nosey too!... always ease dropping on everyone's conversations! It was so strict! I remember getting yelled at for the most stupendous things too! I also remember getting yelled at in front of the class by the "Spanish" teacher.. she basically reminded me in front of the class that I don't have an A (it was a B) she ranted at me as though I was failing the class.. The school would also say some offensive stuff about Catholics (They don't like catholic beliefs). It's okay to not agree with peoples beliefs but it wasn't very Christian like and it is in appropriate. How could a school so Christian have so many questionable behaviors. It was so odd! It was a strange time period that I will NOT miss. (Maybe it has changed since then but this was my experience)

I had prayed and contemplated this review for months now. I wasn't sure I wanted to share our…read moreexperience at this school, but if this review helps just 1 student, then it will be worth it. We saw some red flags at the school after the first year of sending 2 of our children here. One of our children was held back due to failing one class, and barely passing another. Both of those classes were taught by the same teacher. We hired a tutor for the next year and that child's grade went from an F to a C with only having a once a week tutor session. That speaks volumes. This teacher continued to NOT teach class. The school did not discipline or replace. Instead the "smartest" student would often teach the class. Our kids were often put down by the teachers with such phrases like "I don't even want to be teaching." Or "I don't get paid enough for this crap." It was obvious these teachers were unhappy and they passed that onto their students. Last fall, after trying to communicate with staff about our child's bad grades, we received no help at all. We realized that after 2+ years we were doing our children a disservice by keeping them in this school. We made the choice to enroll them elsewhere, but agreed they should finish out the year at PCCA. However, this spring an incident caused us to pull our children before 3rd quarter was over. After we made the school aware of the incident, they circled the wagons. They lied, covered up, and downplayed the incident. No apology, no remorse, and no repercussions. Since pulling out our children we have been homeschooling them. We have tried to get documents and our children's schoolwork from them, only to be running in circles. They have refused to allow us access to our children's Google classroom so they can get their work. When they finally allowed us access, everything was DELETED. They refuse to send us research papers and class notes. This behavior speaks volumes to their integrity and just how much they care about their students. There is so much more, but for the sake of my own sanity, this is where I will leave it. My children will have scars from this school and (most) of the staff there. But "And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose." God has already been working through this awful experience, and I hope that our experience will help others.

My daughter had an IEP at public school but was stuck in a room with 7 boys and no other girls and…read moreshe was very unhappy. We tried homeschooling her for a while but that didn't work for her because she wouldn't listen to me as a teacher. We enrolled her at COMS and she immediately. Lived it and was happy, made friends and she has been doing well there. I highly recommend this school.

Council Oak Montessori provided a wonderful environment for my daughter to be free to be herself…read more Even though she was only there for her 6th-8th grade years (1.5 years that were during the pandemic), she had a wonderful community of teachers, staff, and friends that she will cherish forever. Additionally, during her post-pandemic learning, she received tremendous support and encouragement to rebuild her academic confidence. I wish we had found COMS sooner!

This school lacks discipline and leadership. The children have learned that they can pretty much…read moreget away with anything. Approached the principal and nothing gets done. Her mentality is that kids will be kids and does not hold them accountable. There's bullying, physical violence among other things from the 4th grade and up. I just cannot believe that I was suckered in to this school with the tour, and I think even the kids are in on it because they behaved and acted very differently from how they act now. For the amount of money I pay I am extremely dissatisfied with this school. Maybe if they replace the principal with someone who knows how to run a school it might have a better future. Bottom line: keep tuition money in your pocket. At least this school is NOT worth it.

As we all knew this day was coming, PJP2 will officially be closing its doors after the 2018/2019…read moreschool year. Please Be aware they just started charging non refundable registration fees for next year's school year. As a parent, this truely angers me. Private school is already too expensive. Last year it was the cockroach infestation now this? It's extremely sad to see the way the arch diocese has handled this. Private investors are pulling donations that are keeping the school afloat. The current principle has been forced to resign on allegations I shouldn't share. You may ask why none of this has been released to the press? The arch diocese is a non for profit which allows for different treatment. Every truth I just stated has been brushed under the rug. It's sad and angers myself as a parent. I for one will not be sending my child back to this school.

My cousin use to come here. This is one High School that creates competitive students. They have a…read morereally tough football team and every year they show their commitment. What I do like about this school is that it seems to (contrary to popular demand) cater to their students in a way that many public schools seem to miss. They really take their kids seriously, and although they have a bad rap, it doesn't seem this way to parents. They have a football field (a few blocks away from the school) and the kids are always practicing. The actual school is still in its vintage look, but with modern updates to make sure that they are still caught up with other schools. I use to come around to pick up relatives who went here and often times I would volunteer. All in all, not a bad school, just that sometimes a few rufians mess up the reputation but the school can stand on its own.

I attended Hubbard and I had a great experience attending such a diverse school. I had the…read moreopportunity to meet and make friends with students from many different backgrounds. Class of "84"

FCC Preschool is Amazing! The clean, warm, and inviting atmosphere make it an ideal place for any…read morechild to learn. Their teachers genuinely care about the children and they go above and beyond to help them grow and develop both socially and emotionally as well as academically. They truly mean it when they say they focus on okay based learning. The extra curricular activities are awesome and are a great way to help your child make new friends. This is a loving community of parents and teachers focused on the positive growth and development of our children. Cannot say enough wonderful things about this school!!

The church has a nice facility for preschool and the director was always very responsive when I…read morefirst met with the school. The standard of education is also very high and reflected when teacher's present your child's work, improvements and what is expected for their grade level, I think that is a big plus. Unfortunately, this school did not work out for us. The teacher was nice but I did not care for the assistant teacher. It seemed the students were a drag and burden for her, particularly when they needed help. She kind of groaned, rolled her eyes at the thought of winter when preschoolers most likely need help with their coats and boots. These are preschoolers I speak of here but the mentality was figure it out on your own. Now I understand parent responsibility but this was to another degree. It was pretty much a disgust face by her with hand washing, where other preschools help the kids. Not saying teacher is supposed to wash the kids hands but just being present & helping if needed. I had a meeting with them about our son which could have been best resolved with them saying my son was not ready for preschool or that he needed a shorter schedule. I have now learned that happens where children just need another year before they start preschool or maybe just need a shorter schedule, but it was implied like something was wrong with him. We immediately took him out of the school. I was very dissapointed. We ended up commuting to a preschool the following year 30 minutes from where we lived that worked way better and was worth it, given the distance. My son is now happily in 1st grade and an avid reader. When it comes to education especially in the area of early education and young children, a passion or care for small children should be a factor. The atmosphere should also be inviting and positive where teachers have a genuine interest to teach kids. This was my first born and new experience. With that said, it is red flag when teachers express any disdain for students, especially for preschoolers who are learning what school is like. Looking back, I believe the teachers were inexperienced and not qualified. I would not recommend this preschool.

If I can give them zero stars I will. Do not take your child here until you want them to be…read moreunattended and abusived by other children when the teachers that are supposed to be watching them instead the teacher are huffing and puffing because they don't want to be there. Hope this place gets shut down immediately

Reading the other comment on here is unfortunate someone would bash this daycare when it's one of…read morethe safest, licensing implemented I know. My experience since the daycare has been open has been phenomenal and the quality of staff continues to improve. The director Mrs. Wilmeka is attentive to the classes and respectful to me and other parents when resolving any issues. The teacher's priority is the children's safety and development. Also the kids always leave happy. Every daycare will have children who get hurt or hurt another child and it may be your child who causes the harm. That doesn't make the school bad when so many families have been here still since they opened including myself. I value Anointed Child Development because I TRUST them and its RARE to have that in 2025. I recommend this daycare to anyone I know so thank you to the owner Ellise who vets staff and doesnt keep anyone who is a problem.

Small personable private elementary school. My son is reading full books in kindergarten!!! small…read moresize no no full gym with courts or full science lab but all the learning is brought to the students and tailored to meet their learning level.

My son has been here for 2years since the day we started..I love the family nature of this school…read moreand how my son is being taught...he has been exposed to poetry, science, and new/old world history...and he is only 5....I love what he is experiencing and his amazing teachers and the rest of the faculty ...