Amazing school. Lake Geneva is a small town of ~7500 folks. Most towns of this size with schools…read moreare, um, meh. This place rocks. Totally renovated and nothing like my high school in NYC (more prison less school but I digress). In addition to the exterior the interior is renovated as well. Lots of caring dedicated teacher type people and the support staff rock. Loads of AP classes for the cerebrally inclined and sports opportunities up the wazoo. All this and loads of yellow busses. All all of that up and you have a special place. Rock on badger high. Rock on.

Horrible school environment if your not popular the teachers literally ignore any questions you…read morehave the deans and security gaurds don't do anything to help the situation other than Dave honestly I unenrolled myself from that school and went online and I've gotten way better grades cause I don't have to deal with teachers favoring students

I went to James B. Conant High School for a congressional debate tournament. The modern looking…read morelibrary served as great place to host the coaches and judges. The classrooms were all different, set up to serve different teachers and classes. Some classrooms still had chalkboards. The cafeteria worked great to serve as a student lounge and hold lunch. James B. Conant High School is a great school Academically and shows great ccommitment to its athletics and activities. I highly recommend James B. Conant High School!

12-01-16 This is one…read moreof many GREAT schools in the area. Conant is a Top school because of STUDENT Participation as well as PARENT Participation. It just has a really nice feeling no matter if it's A Sporting event or a school class exhibit of some kind. All of our kids have attended Conant and We're Very happy of their out come and how Conant helped make them become better people. Thru the years , we've seen a change in the different kinds of Nationalities, even religions And it's still the same school ... It's credit obviously must go to the Conant staff But also the Parents.

As someone who attends this school all I can say is don't put your kid through it the bullying is…read moreterrible and the deans just want to push it aside as if we're being dramatic they have no regard for students mental health even if they say they do they say "students will be provided with the opportunity to develop in an intentionally emotionally and physically in a safe and supportive environment but won't listen when a student is telling them exactly how they need help instead they will tip toe around it to keep a good reputation that everyone attends grant knows is just show to keep a school open that dose nothing but ruin teens motivation to make something out of themselves

I go to GCHS and the bullying there is absolutely foul. As far as I'm concerned they will do…read moreanything in their power to avoid taking it seriously.

Marian was an outstanding experience for our children - with an education and values system that…read moreenable significant college scholarships and resulted in all of them graduating from top tier universities with honors. Marian is an investment in your kid's future.

Marian called the school that I currently attend, and told them that I will be going to Marian and…read moreto not sign me up. Then Marian called me, and told me that I won't be allowed to attend Marian. So why would they call my current school in the first place if they didn't even let me to the school? I find this extremely unprofessional. Another reason I rate this school one star is the students. Many students that attend Marian like to do drugs in the schools bathroom. This is not a safe place for your kid if you don't want them getting into drugs. I wish this school the best, but I would not recommend it because it is very unprofessional. The teachers in this school are a straight up joke. Every single year, they end up firing a teacher. Keep in mind, there are only about 15 teachers in the school, and they fire one every year! A lot of the teachers do not know how to teach at all. It is a straight up joke. No wonder I had horrible grades when I attended.

Last night my coaching staff and student-athletes at Beloit Memorial High School had an…read moreuncomfortable experience that resulted in us feeling unsafe at Westosha Central High School and ultimately not competing in the Varsity game. As the JV game was winding down (after our bench received multiple technicals for cheering throughout the game), a referee approached me and stepped within 2 inches of my face stating "I should've ejected you from the game but it's too late now. So you need to just sit there, shut your mouth, and watch the game" as he was simultaneously wagging his finger in my face. I asked him to step back out of my personal space and he responded, "I don't have to". I stood up to repeat my statement as the referee did not step back out of my and my girls personal space. He then became even more disrespectful and disgruntled I would not "sit down and shut up." As this altercation is happening , I saw who I now know is the superintendent sitting at the scores table closest to our bench. He did not see an issue with the interaction that just happened as he did not move a muscle to stand up for us and tell the referee he was out of line. He actually waved over the sheriff on duty to have me "removed" from gym for asking a referee to not invade my personal space. The Athletic Director told my coaching staff that he was going to report us to the WIAA if "she" doesn't play this game instead of coming to see if we were okay, if our student-athletes were okay, or what next steps would look like. He and the superintendent never adressed me at any point during this time. They actually continued to walk past me this entire time as if they did not know I was the Head Coach. After getting approval from our District to leave, we were told we had to leave out of the back door and could not exit through their gym which is the way we came in. I told them we were going to leave the way we came in as my student-athletes were not the aggressors and would not be treated as such. As we were exiting, a handful of cheerleaders, student-athletes, and parents/fans started making "ooh ooh ah ah" noises and gesturing like a gorilla. This was triggering for the student-athletes, but our coaching staff advised them to continue walking to the bus as their safety was our main concern. We notified the Westosha Superintendent right away, however did not stay for the follow up action. The student-athletes deserve to play in a safe environment at all times. Whether it is the JV2, JV, or Varsity level. We are a family and one program. Our Coaches deserve to be treated with respect in all spaces. It is such a tragedy for these young student-athletes to have to continue to experience these discriminatory and aggressive actions towards their program. I will never allow these young women to play in an unsafe environment. I will not continue to be disrespected by individuals who believe their status gives them freedom to disrespect black women. We are not animals and we are not supposed to just get over it. My girls JUST WANT TO PLAY BASKETBALL! Thats all we want is to play the game we love in SAFE and WELCOMING environments! -Coach DJ

Not a school I would recomend, it's got bad recovery classes in the summer that are teach yourself…read moreon a compiter

St. John's Northwestern Academy has been an outstanding experience for our daughter. Being a…read moreprivate school with tuition, it has been well worth it any monetary sacrifice. Since starting in January, she has exceeded all of our expectations academically, personally, and socially. The structure, leadership, and supportive environment have helped her grow in confidence and maturity in a very short time. She has become confident, and so much more happier attending school. We are extremely grateful for the positive impact the school has had on her development and future.

I am a very old graduate of St. John's. As a matter of fact, I attended St John's way back when it…read morewas just called St John's Military Academy. I was blessed to have been sent there by my parents "to straighten me out". It was truly, the best thing that ever happened to me... not that I thought I needed straightening out. St. John's created the environment where I could concentrate on the important on coursework and sports that I needed and/or enjoyed. We marched to breakfast, lunch and dinner. We marched to church (or were bussed to the church of our choice.) I attended for three years and it became the most important three years of my life. My Latin teacher taught me how to think and how to obtain my goals in life. I loved math, biology and physics. I was captain of the gymnastics team. It was an absolute positive experience. I graduated in 1959. I attended college (Engineering), then joined the United States Coast Guard. They sent me to US Navy Flight Training and I became a Coast Guard Air/Sea Rescue pilot for 7-years. United Airlines then hired me to fly for them. After 15 years with United, they brought me into upper management where I Worked and flew as a Flight Standards Captain, flying Boeing 747's around the world. I flew until age 60 (Mandatory retirement age back then), with over 20,400 hours of flight time. Thank you St. John's! You made that all possible. I have two younger brothers who also graduated from St. John's and they both were as successful as I was in adult life.

Is it weird to review a school that you never attended nor will your children attend when they get…read moreto high school age? Sadly, I've never attended school here and our house isn't zoned for the district. Instead, I'm reviewing Stevenson for its fantastic community education program PREP. I've attended two classes here and had great experiences. For 8 weeks this fall, I learned ASL with a group of women ranging from high school age to retired 60s. All of us attended the class with different goals in mind, but all loved it. Our instructor Jillian was fantastic. For those two hours weekly, we learned new signs, had pop quizzes, and asked tons of questions related to ASL. I learned so much and value the experience greatly. When my hectic working mom schedule ever simmers down again to allow a hobby, I plan to continue to learn more. The other class I attended was sushi in the food lab with my husband as a mini date of sort. The Stevenson food lab is gorgeous like much nicer than our 1998 laminate kitchen countertop in our house. The instructor was again fantastic and informative. My husband and I had a great night and have already signed up for the next sushi class. Thanks to the Stevenson PREP program, I became one of those adults who attends adult education classes at a high school. Fortunately, they were wonderful experiences. I plan to look at the brochure and find other classes or mini date nights.

How r you gonna be overfunded as hell and still be a mid ahh school (and waste millions of dollars…read moreon a gym nobody needed)

Ehh! I'm not always lovin it. Nice helpful teachers but assistant principal. Mr Hibler isn't nice…read moreand yells at kids. Who likes that? Not me! Otherwise this school is great and my children enjoy going here!

My three children have attended Riverwood Elementary School (Zoe, 8 Kayla, 11 Michael, 5. ) I love…read morethis school! This Principal, Mrs. Robinson, is a very nice lady and will take ANY questions you may have about ANYTHING!!! Assistant Principal, Mr Hibler, is just O.K. He yells at children, which is why I gave the school three stars. I would say the classrooms are decent size, but could be bigger, especially when you have a bigger class. I'm not sure the yelling at children helps stop the child from doing bad things, but it may seem rude to parents, and may scare the children. I love the teachers my children have had. The children's teachers are: Kayla: K Miss Tessler, 1 Ms Fricke, 2 Miss Micklinghoff, 3 Mrs Hauck, 4 Ms Hare (Kolowaski) 5, Ms Sterbenz (now) Zoe: K Miss M, 1 Ms Erber, 2 Miss DeBlok, 3 Miss Hauck (now) Michael: K Miss M (now) So overall the teachers I have crossed paths with are nice and helpful. Would recommend except for the assistant principal!