Well I love this district my daughter goes to link and loves her teachers and makes so much friends…read morethe programs they have in sd54 are fun to!!!!

From the owner: On July 12, 1952, a special election was held and a seven-man Board of Education is elected to run…read morethe new district, Schaumburg Community Consolidated School District 54. Classes began in September 1952, with first- and second-graders attend ingold Schaumburg Center School at Schaumburg and Roselle roads; third- and fourth-graders attending Sunderlage School on Higgins Road; fifth- through seventh-graders using an Elk Grove School District facility on a tuition basis, and eighth-graders attending a Palatine District 15 school on a tuition basis. In December 1952, a special election gave the Board of Education approval to purchase and construct a school site for District 54. Schaumburg School (now the Early Learning Center) opened Jan. 10, 1954, with three teachers teaching 87 students in first through eighth grade.

The school is awesome. Dooley has a dual language program that teaches Japanese. They start from…read morekindergarten. The staff is very friendly and personable. I also like the fact that the school is a bit smaller than other schools. Unfortunately we had to move out of district last year, but will be returning again this summer. I rate this school at 5 STARS!

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 the high school I graduated from. This is one amazing high school! Its beautifully kept…read morewith great facilities. From the football field to the computer labs -- everything is top-notch. The teachers here are great as well. The students are great here too and very friendly and motivated. All in all, this is a great high school to attend.

Back when I went here (class of '89) Dean Spitale used to be my worst enemy. I remember vividly…read morethe time he sat there in his mock-denim suit with orange stitching and lectured me about the danger I created by setting off fireworks in the cafeteria, and how "it can be a volatile situation when there are girls present who may have a lot of hair spray in their hair." OH MY GOD- talk about preaching to the choir- it was SCHAUMBURG FUCKING HIGHSCHOOL IN 1988- ground zero in all the nation for the giant suburban hair I HATED! As serious as the resulting out-of-school suspension and Saturday schools (2 of 'em!) were, I had trouble holding back the laughter! At least I had a week off to practice Foosball at "the Barn" and Saturday school locker cleaning duty resulted in me getting my first "Schaumburg Saxon Pride Award..." the one I stole from some award-winning kid's locker who didn't turn the dial to lock it! Haha, Schaumburg High School sucked when I went there, and I'm sure it sucks now!

We looked at this park for accessibility for mobility challenged people. Know before you go!…read more Here is what we found: - Wood chips as a surface - There is a handicap accessible swing, but surrounded by wood chips - Handicap accessible parking is close to the park Nice park!

Parents! READ THIS POST! (Please)…read more As my daughter has been growing up, I have always had the slight "fear" that she needs to be in a, not good, but GREAT school. I do believe that Elementary schools do shape who they will become. This is when their minds are still wanting to absorb information and this is when they are still free-spirited. When I was looking into moving, I was trying very had to find a school nearby. My moving was dedicated to a great school district. I came across an apartment complex and found out about this school in their district. Of course, I did my research on the school before I settled on my lease. After reading about studies and reviews on this school, I gave it a chance. Boy, I could NOT be any HAPPIER. She is enrolled in Kindergarten and the transition mid-year for her was GREAT. When I had toured the school and expressed my concerned that she was transferring schools mid-year, they did take everything into account. When she attended her first week, she LOVED it. Her teacher is VERY attentive to all of her students as well as the parents (this is usually not likely). I was able to contact her teacher with any concern(s) I had via email or phone and she was VERY prompt in her response(s). Each child in the classroom was so well-rounded, as in they were go kind to each other. You were able to tell that they were well disciplined at school in order to come home and implement the same mind-set taught to them. The office staff there in the administration part was not too friendly. When I came in, I get it that I was there at 7am when they opened, but that doesn't excuse their behavior towards me. I had the reaction of "oh goodness" from the staff. I gave them the benefit of the doubt since it was really early. When I came in for several other visits, they did treat me with more respect, acknowledging that they had remembered me (*phew). Now that I have gained my "want" in the office, I realized that the school truly does care. This post could be because I'm still a Noobie to the whole parenting idea, and having my child involved in schools, but this school is truly GREAT. I'm a young mom, and I see the potential in this school to mold my daughter to be a great person.

All parents get scared when having someone watch their kids that are not family or trusted. As new…read moreparents we chose to keep our first son home till he was 2. At 2 years of age we had to make the decision of taking our son to people we didn't know. Almost 4 years later and with a second son enrolled at bode babies we know we made the right choice. All the staff at bode babies treat our kids like family and do everything in their power to make sure our kids are safe and happy. The staff is always in a good mood and happy to see us and our kids. If we ever have questions they either have the answers or gather the information and have an answer for us within the week. Our kids are always happy to go to, as they call it school. I would recommend this daycare to anyone looking for a safe and reliable place for their children.

I love this daycare! They are all very nice and I feel very comfortable every time I drop my son…read moreoff. When I first started taking my son here I was a very anxious and overbearing FTM. They were ok with me coming in to check on him during my breaks. He grew to love his teacher. Every time I bring him in he gives her a big hug and doesn't even mind that I leave. They are the nicest people ever..it feels like family. Want to give a big shout out to Usha and Jennifer! They are AWESOME!

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.