2322 E 207th St
Lynwood, IL 60411

So my kid is 5 years old first year in school didn’t think nothing of it seen the bad reviews have heard nothing but bad things about this school and I was like well he is in kindergarten how bad can it be well first day they call after dropping him off asking me if I know what my kid was wearing when he got dropped of I proceeded to ask y because it’s not a normal question to ask they said they weren’t sure if it was my kid they had in front of them now mind you first day strangers around him he didn’t want to say his name ok not a big deal also my wife shows up at 2:15 to pick up my kid they tell her to come at 2:20 because of the school buses not a big deal next day my wife shows up to pick him up and they tell her they put him on a buss not only that they don’t know which bus or where his at now mind you not the only parents that kids weren’t there a complete nightmare so am beyond upset as you can understand how incompetent are the people working here not only that you’re dealing with peoples kids in the end my kid got dropped off at someone house waiting for there kid that never showed up because their daughter was still at the school how do you explain this wow what a joke of a school what parent in their right mind would continue to bring their kid here and risk, it won’t happen again who’s willing to take that risk I’m notI mean with everything going on this is crazy

Pleasantly surprised by Bloom Trail High School. My daughter is a high honor roll, Pre AP and AP student who has participated in band, ceramics and Drivers Ed. Trail was not in my choices of High Schools for my child, respectfully but I have no regrets in being a part of the family of parents, students, faculty, teachers and administrators at this school and in this district. That is what it is, a family. My daughter is well adjusted and excelling. She is well on her way to becoming a successful woman, with her societal and career goals firmly in sight. I am recommending this school and also encouraging vital parent participation and collaboration with the school, teachers, coaches, leaders and village as we raise successful and healthy adults, so essential to our communities. The diversity is as balanced as the focus on graduating young adults who are more than ready for the world. Good job. Keep up the good work, everyone. This Mom truly appreciates it. I was once a doubter and skeptic as a picky, discerning parent but now Trail and District 206 have my lifelong support and endearment. Go, Class of 2024 and all the rest! Strive for excellence always and it will be your reality. Peace.