1205 Winners Cup Ct
Bartlett, IL 60103

My daughter has down syndrome and can sometimes be a handful, but this school is AMAZING with her. Her teacher Ms. Hensley is INCREDIBLE and makes my daughter feel welcomed, accepted and loved. She loves her teacher and even wants to go to school on weekends. The school is very clean and the classrooms are bright and full of the tools needed for a great education. I am looking forward to sending her to this Outstanding school next year.

I went here back in 2021-2023 school years. Horrible teachers, horrible experience in general. I pray for those who attend this school as the teachers were never accommodating nor were they helping. I once got a detention because I had a question on a homework I had. Now that I am graduated from the u-46 district, I can confidentially say that this school was never even remotely a good school to begin with.

I moved to Bartlett because the school rating was good during the time. The school itself is an average high school with good diversity and a decent atmosphere. To keep it short, I'll just write a short list of pros, cons, and extra details from my perspective.PROS: - nice, accepting environment to make friends- a handful of sweet teachers- diversity within the student body- teachers will typically help students out and put in effort CONS:- bathrooms and locker rooms are horribly managed, especially for the boys- a handful of short-tempered teachers- can become a negative environment depending on friend groups- teachers typically are more lenient with the athletes of the school - word spreads fast- not the best college prep- school fights happened 1-5 times a monthOTHER: It truly is a regular high school and you can't expect the perfect high school experience. Bartlett was considered a better high school than the one I was intended to be at, so I can't complain too much. If you know someone who is attending this school, it definitely is not something to worry about. Have fun here and attend all the school events you can! I wish I did more school activites, so try your hardest to get involved in even the smallest clubs.