I was at RB for my grandsons football game. Their new football field is really nice. It was blazing…read morehot the day we were there with my 86 year old father-in-law, and the kindness and concern that everyone showed for him was very touching. Thank u everyone for showing concern and kindness for an 86 year old man.

It's difficult to get someone to review a high school who is not biased in some way. Some potential…read morereviewers could be students, former students, teachers, principals, parents of students, and community members. All of these people are going to have a very different perspective of the school because they all have experienced the schools in different capacities. I will be reviewing RBHS from the "former student" category of people. The thing that stuck out the most to me as a student (2004-2008) was that, for the most part, the teachers were quite good. Perhaps this isn't something I could necessarily fully appreciate while a current student who was annoyed by the homework load. However, in hindsight, I'm comfortable making the assertion that I received a quality education from quality educators. As a student during those four years, I felt that the social science department was notably the strongest. There were teachers who made me feel genuinely excited about a discipline that I had been otherwise uninterested in before taking their classes. For a teenager, that's a major accomplishment! It's really a shame that the referendum didn't pass and I'm disappointed that the arts were affected by it. I have high hopes for RB's future and I hope the community will be more supportive in the future. A better school = higher property values!

The prior review in my personal opinion, is written by a spoiled 'thinks they are better than…read moreanyone else' brat, who should take a lesson in entitlement from some one who attended the campus before they got there and decided to throw a fit because they have to wear a uniform. This school isn't the greatest, its been somewhat underfunded for a while, and just like any hard workers they manage. What is perfect in our country now a days I mean not much.. My experience was for the vast majority pleasant. Just like life, you get back the effort you put forth. These are morals we should be passing down to our children from the beginning of their lives. As an alumni who played 4 years of starting football, who stuck to a close knit group of non-football friends, who enjoyed his classes taught by veteran teachers, and watched countless peers complain and moan about the school, while not putting forth any effort to succeed themselves, this school is great. They are working on a new addition to the cafe, in which students are aloud to use electronic devices such as laptops, phones, and tablets. They have recently redone the entire indoor track and field house flooring, have indoor weight rooms, a good sized pool with showers, completely redone tennis courts, and one of the oldest yet largest and nicer looking brick football stadiums in the chicagoland area. I hope those choosing to attend find their time there pleasant and rewarding. They are some of the most important years of your life. Don't waste them! -Tim 2009 Grad PS: To the prior "current student reviewer", please remember that, when claiming to be too mature for something, its best not to back it up with a bitchy rant that holds no truth to the schools efforts in education, and rather your unwillingness to follow dress code.

Morton West High School is not the place to watch sports, smells like egg salad farts and is NOT…read morepet friendly. The security is also on power trips.

My grandson attends there. Asof hooray, the school is kept up very clean. Class size ate…read moremanageable. No bullying allowed. Good amount of sports offered. Teachers are quick to contact patents when there is a problem to get resolved quickly. Lastly the school is safe.

My daughter got suspended for not moving seats. This is a goofy ahh school, unprofessional at best,…read moreif you want your child to not have a future then send them here.

I attended Morton West High School from 1992-1996. I had the greatest time of my life with the…read moreworlds greatest friends and teachers.

I had to enroll myself here as my parents are at times neglectful of me, they wanted me to pursue…read moremy education at Proviso East high school, the admissions process was rigorous and difficult but not for the reasons you think, it was because this school is disorganized, they didn't send me my letter of acceptance in time so I had to put down a $ 500 deposit at Nazareth Christian Academy just incase I did not make it into "PMSA", I ended up attending the school, but just because it was free, I attended here because even though I would been able to get $ 10,000 of off my yearly tuition at Nazareth (due to my academic scholarship grant) Nazareth would have still broken the bank for my as I have to support myself since I only have a single unemployed parent and I am the breadwinner of the family and have to support not only my mother but my two younger brothers. I really dont know if i'm gonna make it i may crack under pressure Three stars

Easier to enter from East on Roosevelt or South on 1st. Be careful on the stairs after snow/ice.read more