Roosevelt High School

Bateman Elementary is so lucky to have a phenomenal Principal & Assistant Principal team who care about the community and each student. The teachers on the whole are excellent and challenge their students. Bateman is one of only eight schools in CPS that offer a dual language program, which is an incredible asset. The parent involvement is fairly high, but definitely could improve. We love Bateman!

Haugan is an exemplary school where students are truly accepted and inspired to become life-long learners. I truly believe that the leaders at Haugan put kids first. Each teacher promotes so much student engagement and a true ownership of their learning. The classroom communities are fostering well-rounded students who embrace learning, each other and the world around them.

Mala escuela los profesores son muy molestos y más los que están en el recreo

Worst school to send your child too no rules at all behavior is all over the place the school is not teaching kids in a level they should be my kid gets hit left and right nothing is done . Principle can never speak she’s always “at a meeting” I’ve tried to get a parent congress with other parents can’t and only one ESL class insane

The staff has terrible communication with the parents.The principal reads the emails but never responds, I have tried to communicate with Eduardo Yanez, but it is easier to have an appointment with President Biden than with this school director.

Teachers are okay some better than others. Principal doesn't really do what is supposed to be done by a principal. He downplays problems with bullying and gets offensive when you want a meeting with the other child who is bullying yours parents.

The school is good at the younger levels, but woefully inadequate for grades 2 and up. My 5th grader gets 20 minutes of history PER WEEK. He gets even less science.They claim to have a student-led philosophy, but my son specifically asked teachers for instruction in grammar, science, and math, and was not given any instruction more than 80% of the time.When they've taken standardized tests, all of the other students are at least one grade level behind in math. My son is the exception, because we send him for outside instruction in math.