Meadow Glens Elementary School

Amazing school! We came from the Naperville Public Schools and I immediately saw a difference in the academics after the first month. Great teachers that truly care about my kids! Lots of support staff for kids that are maybe strong in one subject but maybe weaker in another. I’m not a super religious parent but it’s great to see Christian based values and good behavior in the classroom. They don’t tolerate bullying or disruption, and as a result my four kids have made great friends and are in a welcoming environment. I’ve met some great families too. I’m really impressed by the principal, as she doesn’t hesitate to roll up her sleeves and get to work. I’ve seen her in freezing cold weather helping kids in and out of cars during this pandemic. They have DONE amazing work keeping kids safe and distanced during the pandemic. The school is really clean and maintained, and they seem to plan ahead well and communicate with parents often. My kids are so much happier here as we all feel welcomed, and it’s a great fit for our family. My neighborhood friends can’t believe that I’d pay for a private school but I tell them that it’s worth every penny because my kids are doing so well and are extremely happy.

This school traumatized both of my children. One ended up in therapy because of how they allow bullying to go on even though on paper they say they don't tolerate it. But hey if you're a big donator of cash. I guess that can buy immunity from consequences of your actions. There were a few good teachers. But the administration and PTA seem to be all for their biggest contributors. They lie and then they blackball you at other schools. Our church has mentioned throughout the years that there's a big difference between Christians and Christ followers. I have no doubt that the administration of the school are Christians. They believe that Christ died for them. But are they Christ followers? Striving to be christ-like? No way. Horrible horrible lying people here. I was thankful to get my kids out before too much damage was done.