6520 S Kinsman Rd
Kinsman, IL 60437

I moved to Seneca when i was in gradeschool, from the outside looking in SHS looks like a fantastic school. But it's all about who you know in that town. Teachers playing favorites there is an understatement. You could be one of the best athletes high school sports has ever seen but if the coach didn't personally care for you, expect to sit the bench. And if a teachers daughter/son also plays the same spot as you, you're FOR SURE sitting the bench. Teachers there gossip worse than the students, everyone knows your business whether it's true or not. During my senior year at Seneca High School i was being bullied by some girls in my grade that were "teachers pets" and started to feel like i was even getting bullied by teachers. This school treats you like a child and when i got to college i felt so lost, it did not prepare me for college what so ever. The only truly good thing i can say about this school is the art department. The 2 teachers in charge of it are fantastic! Not only do they have great knowledge of art but they were never judgmental, gossiped, played favorites, and you could talk to them about anything.

Love our school! I have 3 kids that have gone through the elementary school and all the teachers have been wonderful. Two of my kids struggle in math and last year were both given extra help, one of the teachers even came in early 2 days a week to help my 4th grader. The teachers all seem to really care about their students and go above and beyond to make sure the kids understand what they are learning.

I went here K-8th and it was not the best experience, I disliked the students, and the way some of the teachers treated students, now I graduated years ago. So some of the teachers aren’t there anymore,but I did notice favoring and more importantly the sports were more of a concern, i remember one of my last years there they made all the girls line up on the wall after summer and made everyone make sure their shorts weren’t to short and our shirts weren’t to low cut, as the boys were sent to recess.