Teachers are excellent and professional. They have Air…read moreFilteration System as health protocol. This was very important for us. Indoor Gym available, when kids can not go out because of weather. Spacious classrooms.

We love the teachers and the staff! They are beyond helpful, caring and supportive. The staff are…read morealways professional and welcoming. My kids have adored all their teachers which speaks volumes. I know they are well cared for and loved during the day.

Cant say enough good things about this school. They have done a spectacular job right out of the…read morebox in regards to e-learning during the pandemic. It was a very smooth transition and the teachers were available for questions and maintained contact with their students through google meetings. I never realized how important a smaller classroom size was until we were faced with such a horrible situation. Our other daughter is in public high school and they were ill prepared for the type of response required.

Saint Anne School has been doing a great job with distance learning. My daughter has been able to…read morestay on top of her work and has not lost the skills and knowledge she acquired this year. The school had planned in advance to offer distance learning at the start of the school year, so that classes would not be canceled due to weather. The plan was executed at the start of the pandemic. I give all Saint Anne teachers huge props for adapting immediately and transitioning all its students to this new method.

My best friend's children attend the school. They are very child conscious and always put the…read morechildren's' Safety and well-being first.

Scheduled a family interviewed to pretty much be shamed, were interviewed by the parking garage and…read morethey clearly stated they had never sat in that room before. Don't see anything Christian about how they treated us. Terribly rude and would never want my children in a school where the holier than thou attitude is clearly there.

teachers are mean there are good ones tho and i was lowkey treated unfairly i got suspended for…read more"lying" about another student touching me even tho he did and teachers called me a liar multiple times

Just picked up my son from camp, and he loved it!!…read more the staff is super friendly and helpful, we needed to try something different and little more challenging of a pre school. He really loved it and wants to go back we are pretty happy! I met Amy who showed me around and explained everything, met some sweet girls who are in charge of the camp groups, they're so friendly and text me back and forth with any questions while my son was in camp today, Also met Mrs. Breuer and just wanted to say thanks to all of them for helping with our decision today.

I wrote a review on Google and the school censored it. The principal, Donna Bingaman, doesn't want…read moreanyone to know how bad a job she is doing at this school so she blocked my review. And then she tried to write a nice description of how GB is growing the kids as a whole, academically, blah, blah. But the truth is they are not teaching the kids anything and the kids are falling behind the district in test scores. The teachers (Fortman and Adams) are so lazy and Bingaman doesn't do anything about it. How can they are growing the kids if they are not teaching them the basics in math, reading, and science. And then there is Bingaman's attitude of, 'Oh, I am the principal so I don't need to talk to the parents or the students'. I have never seen her trying to say hi to the students or any parent at any school event. So awkward when the parents try to avoid her. But really, I don't really care about this BS. I feel sorry for the kids who will struggle in middle school.

This elementary school is phenomenal. Every teacher we have interacted with has been…read moreoff-the-charts-amazing. Very communicative and driven. This district has a very high caliber of talent that is impressive!!! A special shout-out should be given to the specials teachers including Music and Gym. Both my children talk about how fun and engaging they are. Lastly, with the year of COVID, the communication from the school was outstanding. I felt grateful the school opened when it did compared to other Chicagoland districts. Amazing effort by the staff this year!! Keep up the great work at Greenbrier.

We LOVE St. Peter!…read more We were first introduced to St. Peter by a friend because they offered a preschool program that accepted 3 and 4 year olds which was exactly what we needed as our boys are a year apart. After some time, our daughter who was going to public school in Schaumburg asked if she could transition to St. Peter after seeing the wonderful teachers and welcoming culture they had (and she wanted to learn more about Jesus). After attending a day at St. Peter as a visiting student and giving her winter break to think about it, we decided as a family to move her over and we're so glad that we did. Not only did our daughter get to learn and build a relationship with Jesus Christ, but she also come out so much stronger academically than her friends at in public school. She is now entering her freshman year at high school and has multiple accelerated classes and is preparing to be a 3-sport athlete. On top of the academic preparedness, we have fallen in love with both the school and the church because of its close-knit community. Our family was recently displaced from our home and the amount of support that we've received from the staff and other families of the school has been unreal. If you want your kids to excel academically, grow up in a loving, supportive community and have a true relationship with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, you need to check out St Peter School!

I've had my daughters here from pre through 6th grade. Up until this year everything has been…read moregreat. They have a new 4th grade teacher who should not be teaching children at all anymore. She's tenured and they cannot fire her. She repeatedly yells at my daughter and berates her. Today she saw my daughter showing another student a drawing, she snatched it out of her hand, crumpled it up and left her in tears until the end of the day. She intentionally humiliated her and left her in tears over showing her friend a drawing. I wish I could say this is all that happened but I've had other parents coming up to me questioning me why their own kids are telling them how mean she is to my daughter. DO NOT send your kid to fourth grade here. Mrs. Allor is her name and she should not be teaching children. My name is Jason Pierce. I love the rest of the staff here, from pre through 8th they have great teachers. I personally do not understand why this woman is working with children.

Yeah, this is where all my acting up and mis-behaving in school started. I can't blame the…read moreschool- even back in the 70s when it was new they did some pretty neat stuff, and had some great teachers! Mr. Whitman was my 1st grade teacher- he took the time to teach us all how to play chess! He was totally "searching for Bobby Fischer!" We had great big vinyl chess boards, big pieces, and he'd get on the overhead projector and have this little chess board transparency, and he'd show us the moves. At the end of 1st grade we were playing legitimate chess games, even if we were too young to understand any real chess strategy. Mr. Clair used to tell us great stories in 2nd grade- everybody loved that guy! Too bad the school was so stuffed we got stuck taking classes in "the mobiles." Mobile homes- haha. Mr. Lucier was a nice principal- he played ukulele at school events all the time! I was sent to his office lots of times for getting in trouble, and he always pointed out the nice picture he had on his wall that my well behaved older sister had painted when she went to Dirksen. Miss Schumacher was HOT! They had a "gifted" program where some of us selected few would be picked up by the 'tard cart and taken to a separate school- all the dist. 54 grade schools fed the program. I hated getting teased for being picked up by the stubby bus for that, and the actual gifted program was no fun. The teachers there tried so hard to engage us it felt demeaning somehow... I knock one star off for Mrs. Nank. That fat old battle-ax would beg cookies out of the lunches of her 4th graders! Worse- she's beg back and shoulder massages from us! I was so completely disgusted by her behavior... Words can't describe.

Can't really write a valid review... I do not remember much - I was in Kindergarten here & at the…read morebeginning of first grade, my family moved to Minnesota. What I'm really hoping is someone from my era will remember me & want to reconnect - like Mark S, sounds like we'd have been at the same time. Would have been early-mid seventies (I'm HS class of '89)... A girl named Rhonda Stitch is the only friend I can presently recall... (I lost touch a very long time ago - happens when you're only 5) If you know me (I used to be Cathy Harris... I had a brother named Tommy Harris), or her - please get in touch!! Most gratefully, C Denny

The school is dedicated to the students and having them thrive! All the teachers are wonderful,…read moresince the new year the school has gotten a new director and Christian Care is thriving. The kids are being engaged with, they love the crafting and board games, as well as having the counselors play and interact with them over summer camp. They plan wonderful summer and holiday breaks as well. Great and wonderful staff!!!

Let me start by saying the school and teachers are St. Luke are lovely. Our children were blessed…read moreto have Mrs. Schnabel and Mrs. Peters. The before and after school care programs were sub par. Teachers would sit in their chairs watching from a distance. They were not patient with high energy boys or anyone that didn't want to color coloring pages non-stop. We had a horrible experience with the principal and the director of Christian Care. We have since moved to Right at School and haven't looked back. Right at School runs organized activities, has counselors that engage with the students and have never just given up trying to help children. If you have a choice, I highly recommend avoiding Christian Care.