Very great school. The staff and administration work hard to make a great learning environment.read more

I loved this school, many memories at both campuses. Because there is an East and West campus…read morethough, I felt like I lost a little bit of the actual high school experience. The teachers were all fantastic too, some how I was lucky enough to avoid all the bad ones. There weren't too many though, just a few. The atmosphere for school was great and I had a lot of fun during my high school years.

Great school in great community. Very good neighbourhood. Teachers are very friendly for their…read morestudents. My children love the school.

Almost every day my daughter comes home mad and sad because no one listens to her! She tells me…read morethat when boys tell teachers or supervisors that a girl did some thing wrong that the supervisor or teacher DOES NOT care what the girl has to say about it even if it's more important they don't care then when the girls tells the supervisor she takes the boys side. When the teachers "help" the kids with there problems they blame it on the girls and they don't let them talk and to sum it up it never helps them NEVER! It makes them feel worse and makes the kids fight more. In conclusion if you have a daughter send them to any other school than this one but if you have a boy Indian grove school is all yours!

My son attended the Elementary and Middle School here. The staff is wonderful. Principal is very…read moreinvolved and has great relationships with the students. I would highly recommend this school.

There is not a better school anywhere. Middlefork has the sophistication and resources of the North…read moreShore with a small town feel. They take care of each and every child and go above and beyond to keep you informed of your child's progress.

Pretty cool place and modern like too! Made lots of friends here but the catch is that there are…read morekids who have bad behavior!

The fact that I get on the bus and I already do not want to go to this school should be a sign that…read morenobody wants to be there. I know I'm not the only kid that feels like this towers the school.

Yeah, this is where all my acting up and mis-behaving in school started. I can't blame the…read moreschool- even back in the 70s when it was new they did some pretty neat stuff, and had some great teachers! Mr. Whitman was my 1st grade teacher- he took the time to teach us all how to play chess! He was totally "searching for Bobby Fischer!" We had great big vinyl chess boards, big pieces, and he'd get on the overhead projector and have this little chess board transparency, and he'd show us the moves. At the end of 1st grade we were playing legitimate chess games, even if we were too young to understand any real chess strategy. Mr. Clair used to tell us great stories in 2nd grade- everybody loved that guy! Too bad the school was so stuffed we got stuck taking classes in "the mobiles." Mobile homes- haha. Mr. Lucier was a nice principal- he played ukulele at school events all the time! I was sent to his office lots of times for getting in trouble, and he always pointed out the nice picture he had on his wall that my well behaved older sister had painted when she went to Dirksen. Miss Schumacher was HOT! They had a "gifted" program where some of us selected few would be picked up by the 'tard cart and taken to a separate school- all the dist. 54 grade schools fed the program. I hated getting teased for being picked up by the stubby bus for that, and the actual gifted program was no fun. The teachers there tried so hard to engage us it felt demeaning somehow... I knock one star off for Mrs. Nank. That fat old battle-ax would beg cookies out of the lunches of her 4th graders! Worse- she's beg back and shoulder massages from us! I was so completely disgusted by her behavior... Words can't describe.

Can't really write a valid review... I do not remember much - I was in Kindergarten here & at the…read morebeginning of first grade, my family moved to Minnesota. What I'm really hoping is someone from my era will remember me & want to reconnect - like Mark S, sounds like we'd have been at the same time. Would have been early-mid seventies (I'm HS class of '89)... A girl named Rhonda Stitch is the only friend I can presently recall... (I lost touch a very long time ago - happens when you're only 5) If you know me (I used to be Cathy Harris... I had a brother named Tommy Harris), or her - please get in touch!! Most gratefully, C Denny

This is a great school with a caring faculty and staff. They have a lot of extra curricular…read moreactivities and create a wonderful, well rounded learning environment! There is even a special Resource Teacher that is able to work with those who may need an extra challenge or are struggling a bit. They have 2 campuses. One is listed above. The other is 3740 W. Belden Ave. Chicago, IL 60647 773.342.5854.

We came across this school by word of mouth and every single person who has sent their kids here…read morehas had glowing praise. After touring several schools in Evanston, it was a no brainer that our children would be attending. The warm, inviting enriching environment has been just what we were looking for. I cannot express how thankful we are for the entire staff and teachers, there is a consistency of tenure across the board that spans decades and their dedication and attention they give to the children was above and beyond what we saw at the other schools we visited. If you are looking at options in the area, it would be a disservice to your child to not explore NNS and what they have to offer.

We have two kids here. The teachers and staff are fabulous. The other families are great. They…read moretruly care about the wellbeing of the kids. My kids love it here. Highly recommend!