3326 178th St
Lansing, IL 60438

This school does a great job supporting its students. I especially value the diversity and the attention given to kids who may need a little extra help. It’s clear the staff cares about student success.

Our two older kids went to Coolidge back in 2009-2011 and the school administration and teachers were very supportive and had great communication.Fast forward our youngest 2 are currently 5th & 3rd graders at Coolidge and have gone there since kindergarten. Every teacher has been great with communication and making sure our girls are successful. The administration has been very supportive as well and there are always family activities happening throughout the year to get the community involved and our daughters love going to them. Education is a partnership between families and schools and if you are actively involved your kids will have a greater experience. The newer building is very nice and I am sure the kindergarten teachers were just as excited and impressed to have two bathrooms and a water fountain in their classrooms! If you have an issue speak up respectfully to the teachers and administrators and you will get the positive results you are looking for. Our two oldest are African American and our two youngest are biracial. Our current 5th grader got to play on the girls basketball team and she is in band. The band director is amazing and she loves going to band due to his enthusiasm and love of music the he transpires to the kids.There are after school programs to help struggling students as well as afterschool enrichment programs. There are other clubs and activities after school that students can participate in. Our current 5th grader was a mentor in 4th grade to a younger struggling student so the school tries to get a positive peer role model for the kids that are struggling academically and or behaviorally. Our daughter really enjoyed that opportunity.

This school is unethical when it comes to grading. My son graduating GPA was above 2.4 and someone went into the system and changed his GPA to below 2.0 after graduation. I wouldn’t recommend this school.

My son started attending this school four months Ago because he has been behind in his speech. He is now able to talk using full sentences and shocks me on a daily bases with all the new words he uses. His class has 10 students and 1 teacher and 2 aids, mrs dravesin wonderful, there are monthly field trips, dinner for parents to discuss hot topics, and lots of events that take place at the school like musicians and festivals ect. I have been beyond impressed with the services offered and how successful my child has been here. He received early intervention for over a year and I have seen more progress in the past four months then in that year. Highly recommended and will be sad to see him transition out of this school.