911 E Camp McDonald Rd
Prospect Heights, IL 60070

Our last child recently graduated from Euclid, ending a 10-year run for our family at the school. In reality, we've been connected to Euclid for over 20 years, as my brother's 3 children started attending around 2000 and his experiences were similar to ours. We have been consistently impressed with the caring nature of the teachers and administration at Euclid. Our children have a diverse mix of learning and social-emotional needs and I really feel this school worked hard to meet those needs as best they could. There were certainly times where we needed to advocate for our children, though that is our role as parents. Over the years one of the things that always stood out for me were the supports Euclid was able to put in place at various times for our children. It seemed that when I spoke with parents and educators at other schools they were oftentimes surprised at the supports that were in place at Euclid, even without IEPs or 504 Plans (i.e., legal protections) in place for our kids. In most instances it seemed like Euclid really was trying to do the right thing for our kids. Euclid's teachers and administration were great partners with our family in nurturing the development of our children. The proof is how well our children are doing now at RTMS and Hersey (and how well my brother's kids are doing post-college early in their professional careers.)

My son was given the wings to grown in his independence by working on projects outside of school helping his classmates and teachers.

The best public high school. The prepared both my sons for college, one entered the Kelly Business school at Indiana University (I.U.).The other at the University of California (Berkley) Chemical Engineering (Cal).Great Teachers and neighborhood support.