My grandson attends there. Asof hooray, the school is kept up very clean. Class size ate…read moremanageable. No bullying allowed. Good amount of sports offered. Teachers are quick to contact patents when there is a problem to get resolved quickly. Lastly the school is safe.

My daughter got suspended for not moving seats. This is a goofy ahh school, unprofessional at best,…read moreif you want your child to not have a future then send them here.

I am currently a senior and I love going to Kennedy. Yes, there may be fights here and there, but…read morethose fights quickly come to an end. The food is excellent. Kennedy has welcome new teachers and staff members over the last 2 years.

If I could give this school zero stars I would. I know have my third child going to this school…read more It's been six years since I first step foot into this school and I am becoming more and more unhappy at all the bad situations that happen at this school. I wish that my daughter hadn't decided to go here, she had the opportunity to go somewhere else. She was registered and classes all set up for her to start school but had a falling out with a friend and said she wanted to switch to Kennendy. If you Google this school you will find a few stories of these terrible situations but they aren't all there in the news and I'm not talking about FB news feed. Almost every single time I am at the school there is a fight. And no that isn't normal. There is a huge bullying problem too! My daughter that graduated last year was a victim and even though it was reported and the police were in the room at the time when they told the student to stop or else they would step in it still went on. I'm not posting this to "cry/whine" about the school but to help other parents.

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.

Our son is in his second year of pre k here. The change in how much he's learned since starting is…read moreamazing to see. The teachers are wonderful, caring, supportive, and genuinely invested in his growth. It gives us so much peace of mind knowing he's in such a positive, nurturing environment. We couldn't be happier with our experience.

Mission presentation at St Symphorosa church for Our Lady of the Broken. Inspiring address by radio…read morepersonality Kevin Matthews about his renewal of faith and rediscovery of redemption. Interesting, informative, and entertaining, with plenty of encouragement to practice the faith.

I was at RB for my grandsons football game. Their new football field is really nice. It was blazing…read morehot the day we were there with my 86 year old father-in-law, and the kindness and concern that everyone showed for him was very touching. Thank u everyone for showing concern and kindness for an 86 year old man.

It's difficult to get someone to review a high school who is not biased in some way. Some potential…read morereviewers could be students, former students, teachers, principals, parents of students, and community members. All of these people are going to have a very different perspective of the school because they all have experienced the schools in different capacities. I will be reviewing RBHS from the "former student" category of people. The thing that stuck out the most to me as a student (2004-2008) was that, for the most part, the teachers were quite good. Perhaps this isn't something I could necessarily fully appreciate while a current student who was annoyed by the homework load. However, in hindsight, I'm comfortable making the assertion that I received a quality education from quality educators. As a student during those four years, I felt that the social science department was notably the strongest. There were teachers who made me feel genuinely excited about a discipline that I had been otherwise uninterested in before taking their classes. For a teenager, that's a major accomplishment! It's really a shame that the referendum didn't pass and I'm disappointed that the arts were affected by it. I have high hopes for RB's future and I hope the community will be more supportive in the future. A better school = higher property values!

This is the partner school with Fleming that is about 1/2 mile east. Between both schools they…read morecover grades K-8 plus a Headstart program. Grimes consistently rates well on local and national rankings and test scores average higher than the Chicago average. A new artificial turf playground and field were installed in May of 2014. The naming of the school seems a bit unclear. It may be named after a man who served many years in the US Navy. I do know it has NOTHING to do with the two Grimes sisters who were abducted in Chicago and their dead bodies found in Willow Springs. If you have additional information please share it with me.

As an African-American student, my niece went to this school for 2 years, because her family lived…read more2 blocks from the school. My niece is very smart, started a school club and pretty much keeps to herself. She has one very good friend, at the school, who is Latina. Unfortunately, she couldn't enjoy her time at Unity, due to continuously being called the "n" word in a disrespectful & offensive manner. The staff did nothing. And the 2 times she my niece had to defend herself, she got punished. The Hispanic children, in efforts of trying to be cool, often referred themselves, as the "n" word. Upon her graduation (class of 2023), she was quoted as saying, "I'm glad, I don't have to come back to this racist school again!".

The problem is not the child or teenager , neither the school the problem is you as a parent ,…read morerate your self and see how you doing as a head of your own home , kids need constant help they belong to you when it comes to their behavior , schools do a good job

The band there is awesome it's nice to see kids into playing instruments again will definitely be…read moreattending some performances from this group #makebandgreatagain

This school is ass I don't recommend for your kids going if you can get I to a better school I…read morewould period sis . But anyways they do hall swipes in 2022 like bruh I know I'm a freshman but like I ditch everyday that how much this school sucks and you have to get checked in the morning. Last time I snuck in a AK-47 and they didn't even do nothing but when I sneak in drugs I get in trouble like what but yeah don't come to this school

Wonderful staff at this iconic school that has been around since 1905. Absolutely the best all…read moreyoung men school on the South Side of Chicago. Alumni are located throughout Chicagoland and across the US. We are all forever RitaMen.

Really like these old-fashioned, single-gender schools where the kids can focus more on academics…read moreand athletics, and not have to worry about how they look and dress for the opposite sex...there is enough time for that elsewhere. This school has been around for over 100 years, so you know they have proven themselves...you don't last that long unless you bring results. Academically: the school has loads of AP course offerings, all the STEM subjects one could wish for, and a reputation for getting kids prepared for college...this includes having their own library, auditorium, and computer labs. Athletically: they usually star in baseball, football, and basketball...probably in that order, although it can change from year to year. For example, they won a couple of state championships in wrestling a few years ago, so if you have a son who excels in a particular sport, don't be afraid to bring him here to learn more...he will. In extra-curriculars: they have scores of clubs and activities...some competitive such as chess and scholastic bowl, and some not competitive such as theater...and they also have a renowned band program. Facilities wise: they have a standout football field and practice field (they usually arrange to have the neighboring grammar schools play on their field). They also have their own baseball field, basketball gym, weight room, and swim pool for the swim teams on site. They don't take a second seat in the facilities category. All in all this is a institution on the south side of Chicago. They remained for 85 years at one location (on 63rd Street just east of Western Avenue) and for the last 28 years have been on a 30-some acre campus at 77th & Western Avenue. This place is for real...go visit and decide for yourself...give it a chance, we did.

this school is TRASH. School shootings all week last year, they don't even think about your…read moreeducation. Got sick last year for the whole second semester and they kicked me out without informing me about anything, they made us wait for 3 weeks in this school year to inform us about me getting kicked out and jot being registered and saying i have to get a GED being a senior and now going to have to wait next semester to go to school. They don't care about you or your safety!!!!!! DON'T GO HERE

It's The only public School around Bridgeview and seems to have a very nice gym, track and football…read morefield but is surrounded by a few blocks of crack houses with crack heads lurking in the alleys so make sure not to give your kids to much lunch money if there planning on walking to school watch out for the "pusher man" lol