248 E Gladys Ave
Elmhurst, IL 60126

Churchville Middle School in Elmhurst, Illinois, deserves nothing less than a glowing 5-star review! From the moment I set foot on its welcoming campus, I was impressed by the dedication and warmth of the staff.The teachers at Churchville Middle School are truly exceptional. They go above and beyond to create a stimulating and inclusive learning environment. Their passion for education is contagious, and they make every effort to ensure that each student reaches their fullest potential. The variety of extracurricular activities and clubs offered here is astounding, providing students with countless opportunities to explore their interests and talents.Safety is a top priority at Churchville Middle School, and it's evident in the meticulous care taken to maintain the campus. Parents can rest easy knowing their children are in a secure and nurturing environment.Moreover, the sense of community at Churchville Middle School is remarkable. Parents, teachers, and students work together to foster a supportive atmosphere where everyone feels valued. This sense of unity extends beyond the school walls, creating a strong bond among families in the Elmhurst area.Churchville Middle School is not just an institution; it's a place where young minds are nurtured, and lifelong friendships are forged. I can't recommend this school enough. It truly deserves every one of those 5 stars!

Wonderful teachers, speech and OT therapist, and social worker. Couldn’t ask for a more supportive school

Sent two kids through Sandburg with a mix of experience. Neither came away feeling that they were prepared for what awaited them in high school. Good school if your child is straight down the fairway. Would not advise if your child has any emotional or social challenges or your looking for a parent school partnership.

The snobbiness and elitism so rampant in the city of Elmhurst unfortunately carries over to York High School. The school is so huge, many students falll through the cracks. Like the city of Elmhurst, the school also wants to maintain an appearance of perfection and superiority, very ugly attitude.