Best trade school to in my eyes. Go in knowing nothing leave with all the knowledge you could…read morepossibly have, teachers are excellent and have no problem breaking problems / questions down many different ways so you can get it. Everyone does their part to assist you but if you ask me my opinion the most helpful and most committed person wanting you to succeed there is LAURIE!!! Shes the best. Laurie helps with everything you need from tools, resume, questions about jobs, to finding a job after school. Won't go wrong going there to learn HVAC/R or Welding. EVERYONE is a big help, if you're looking to get into a trade my advice is go to ETI School of Skilled Trades! Best thing that happened for me was enrolling, now I have the experience and knowledge of HVAC/R and now getting paid $24 an hour at a commercial job. So thankful for the Teachers, Administrators, and everyone there. -Q

Complete scam. No certs were given after earned...took payment and left students with federal…read morestudent aid bills and no certifications.

This small school covers grades pre-school through High School. Allows for different religions in…read moretheir unique, loving and accepting Cornerstone way. Teachers are caring, and helpful, we love this school! The one criticism I have would be the need for better communication from all teachers to us the parents. Some are awesome, some not so much. All in all though... A WONDERFUL school! I would HIGHLY recommend.

Teachers really care about your kid and not just if they are in honors or AP courses. They engage…read moreand teach. The administration so far has been outstanding and has worked with our student especially Chris Grosrenaud who is an amazing counselor. We look forward to the next four years with our youngest who starts in 2026. Really couldn't be happier with any public school our children have attended Des including private schools.

Both campuses are great. The staff care about the students. All of my sons teachers were amazing…read more They have a lot of stuff for tut students to pick from. The classes they offer can help the students with the education during and after high school.

Not a positive application process. Be prepared to be stringed along about your childs…read moreapplication. The lack of communication and response to questions about your childs status is deplorable. The conditions of the dorms are unmaintained, dingy and ramshackled. After you fill out the application (excessive) you need to wait until a week before school starts to see if your child made the list, leaving parents and kids in a fog as to where they stand. How the director of Admissions hasn't been fired is beyond me. The admissions process lacks organization and is in total chaos. We were excited about introducing our child to an independent atmosphere, however after experiencing the "shadow day" and disorganized process we decided this wasn't a great fit. There are separate living facility for transgender students, which seems to be the trend on this campus. Due to lack of structure, deceiving parents by giving false hope we declined this opportunity. The tennis courts are not operable and IMSA lacks sports. Volunteer hours are excessive and your child will be be on a self-directed learning curve (minimal involvenment of teachers). The positive, they had a nice salad bar.

A school that takes 13 million from the state but follows no state guidelines! they fail 25% of…read morestudents out if your child doesn't fit their mold. 23 year olds-going no where in life-living with your child in the dorms in charge of shaping your child in the most shapeable years of their lives. please send your happy/highly intelligent kids here, if they fall in the 25% sent back home, you get the pleasure of dealing with DEPRESSION and SUICIDE, i know a couple families who lost their child, but..the school sweeps it under a rug. very surprised there hasn't been a class action lawsuit filed. socially akward/stubborn staff only want robots here, please send your child so they can be reprogrammed, this isn't the navy seals program, these are 15-18 year old children, IMSA doesn't understand how to be a parent nor do they care about yours, they just care about their name.

As a former student myself with a younger sister that just graduated, this school is great in…read moreevery aspect. The staff are very friendly and did everything possible to make sure 2020 grads received all their honors and due credit for all their hard work. I have to mention to anybody moving in the Plainfield/ romeoville area concerned about the school curriculum and atmosphere- this school is :1.clean,2. Staff cares about students and 3. Bullying and violence is absolutely not tolerated here 4. Reason number 3 is not even a. Concern and that is because the students that go here are friendly and respectful and so are the staff.

Much more positive of an experience for my child when in Kindergarten here. At least the ball did…read morenot get dropped when problems/incidents occurred. HONESTY is what we had here, including my child being honest. Kevin E. was there when child attended. Kevin seemed to be on the ball. I do not know how it is now. Child is in 4th grade

Great school and teachers for early childhood education. They staffs are friendly and it's a very…read morenice environment for kids to be around. A+++ recommended!

We love Kensington Highlands! We moved to the suburbs and enrolled our kids (age 4 and 2) into…read moreKensington and it was the best decision. The Director and teachers are amazing - they love the kids and always go above and beyond to make sure the kids are well taken care of and flourishing. We are so impressed with every detail. Thank you Kensington Highlands for providing such a warm, professional and loving environment for our kids.

Absolutely phenomenal preschool!!!…read more We have been with Kensington Highlands for the past three years, since our daughter turned 2.5 yo until now, 5.5yo. Btw, when searching for the preschool originally, I followed our pediatrician recommendation, who had all her three kids at Kensington Highlands. And it has been an amazing experience for our family! Rich curriculum, amazing programs, field trips, organic food and, as one person has already mentioned, humongous backyard where kids spend all summer long playing, splashing, riding, running or enjoying occasional snacks. But what is truly impressive - it's Kensington teachers and staff family. Yes, they are teaching standard curriculum, and yes, most kids get a huge head start, easily plowing through KG or even sometimes through 1st grade books by the end of the preschool. But the most valuable, IMHO, is that warmth, wholehearted and positive attitude, respect and love that kids get every single day, for years! I'll mention just a few examples: kids would constantly get handmade gifts and toys from Miss S. Well made, well thought, unique gifts, the ones you might get from your beloved Auntie or GrandMa. Or those festive special programs, which teachers and kids would practice for months and then perform in front of their families and friends, that would always bring smiles and tears of joy. (Damn Covid, our Graduation Program, Wizard of Oz, was cancelled) We LOVE you Kensington teachers!!! And will definitely miss you when the time comes to say good bye. As to bad experience, I frankly, don't have much to say. Yes, once I picked up our daughter with a diaper rash, and that's how we learned that she was not fine with acidic food at that age. Then recently Kensington expended and built a new location in Hinsdale, and we, Highlands, went through a couple of new directors just in the matter of months, but from our family perspective, the transition was very smooth. Overall, highly recommend! Solid five stars, Kensington family!