7351 W 62nd Pl
Summit, IL 60501

A great school, very accommodating, teachers were so chill and cool, Student supervisors were like the funest people and didn't make you feel intimidated. sadly transferred from argo but overall an amazing experience and they didnt hide the special ed students and they were always included throught the school and in classrooms and not locked up like pets, students often treated them very kindly and overall one of the most accomodating schools with elavators scattered almost in every corner making it accessable to walk and nurse and teachers always made sure i was ok with me walking and always asked me if i needed help getting along my classes, basically very nice, id always choose this school due to how accomodating and how well the teachers taught :)

Awful!! If you're kid is different don't expect them to support them. Kids get bullied constantly and nothing is done

My daughter only went to this school for a couple months and then, thankfully, we moved. This entire district seems to only want Hispanic people. They do not treat you well if you are not Hispanic. My daughter hated this school and it was so hard to get her to go. Lots of bullying in the district that just goes unchecked. One of her friends was bullied so bad she has to do online school so she doesn't harm herself.

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When I had a cast they helped with getting me up and down to my classes when I needed help with transportation

My daughter primarily speaks English. Most of her classmates spoke Spanish and so she had a hard time understanding them. Overall I feel the school is trying to help the students who need more help catching up to basic proficiency. Kids that show higher growth are not going to be pushed. I do feel the teachers are doing their best but they definitely are having to go above and beyond. My daughter’s kindergarten teacher was a saint but first seemed overwhelmed. I was told many budget cuts were coming and so I feel the school will not be able to pay staff to meet the students demands. Leaving the district for the fear of lack of resources.