Saint Patrick High School is truly a 10 out of 10 school. The teachers are dedicated, supportive,…read moreand genuinely care about helping students succeed both academically and personally. The school offers a strong curriculum that prepares students well for college and future careers while also providing numerous opportunities to get involved through athletics, clubs, and extracurricular activities. One of the best aspects of Saint Patrick is its welcoming community. Students are encouraged to develop leadership skills, build meaningful friendships, and grow in confidence. The faculty and staff create an environment where students feel supported and challenged to reach their full potential. The school also places a strong emphasis on character, discipline, and personal growth, helping students become responsible and successful individuals. Whether in the classroom, on the athletic field, or through community service, Saint Patrick High School consistently provides an outstanding experience. I highly recommend it to any student looking for a school that combines academic excellence, strong values, and a close-knit community.

I very disappointed to see a group of 14-16 year olds and their teachers in St. Patrick HS…read moremerchandise with signs reading STOP ABORTION standing right outside the doors of my bus stop today. 1. An all-boys school should not be promoting any influence against women's bodies. 2. These are young boys who are still navigating their beliefs, and teachers should not influence this type of rhetoric. I understand this is a common Catholic belief (along with anti-birth control when it comes to contraceptives), but I think a lot of those students will look back on this demonstration with regret as adults.

The middle school was HELL bad students but good resources. the faculty is very nice…read more Students : 2/10 Faculty : 8/10

Good education I think it's a very good school for kids education they will learn pretty fastread more

Rickover is the best! Small school, small class sizes and great support staff. It is the closest…read moreto a private education in a public school system. I really shouldn't be saying this, would hate for this little gem to get any bigger. As for the complaint about community and Senn HS; relations are great with our community. Parking seems to be our biggest issue but that is with any Chicago High School with no student parking. The relationship with Senn HS is fair. I wish CPS would step in to allow RNA student to be on sports teams like football, since the size of our school doesn't accommodate the number of students needed on a team. Maybe we could allow some of their student to be on the sailing team in return. As for other sports, we are doing really well, alongside schools like Von, Red division. AP classes and honors classes are offered to students that do well in a subject, you do not have to be in all honors or AP, unlike other schools. If I could make a change it would be to offer more career training for students not looking to go to a 4 year college. I would also like our own school and campus. We could grow to 1000 students if the the student/teacher/support staff ratio stays the same.

This school has the potential to be great, but it is held back the incompetent administration. The…read moreadministration drives out and alienates the better teachers and tolerates mediocrity. Also, they have very poor relations with the community and Senn High School. If you are interested in a military style education for your child, there are quite a few options in Chicago that are better like Air Force or Phoenix.

I attended a football game at "Prosser Career Academy" in Chicago, IL on 10/20/2011. The game was…read moreplayed at Hanson Stadium. It was my first time there. The visiting team, the Taft Eagles, defeated the Prosser Falcons by a score of 21 to 0. The MVP of the game was Taft RB Gerardo Bucio who had 17 carries for 215 yards.

Great place to be! Student are very engaged in what they do at Speer. Not only does Speer have…read moreexceptional teachers, but the students are amazing! The culture developed at Speer has taught them how to prepare for college. The new building,awesome electives, and athletics is just some of the assets Speer carrries as a school.

This school is so strict for no reason it's so irritating they definitely put Mexicans over every…read morebody the lunch is nasty and the teachers are weird they think a phone is more important than students mental health it's so sad I'm college we won't need to do any of these things

I'm going to add an extra star. My guy has since graduated and become a contributing member of…read moresociety and in his 3rd year in college. I believe that the things they've taught him set him up to be a human and to take adult responsibilities for his actions. And those demerits taught him that his actions have consequences. We love this school so much that we kept our fingers crossed that our youngest son would be able to lottery into it. It was our first pic for him and also his. I'm glad for this school and glad for the opportunities it will allow both of my guys in the future. Nice small class sizes. Accredited teachers with a need to spread knowledge. The staff, the principal...love them all.

Never ever make the mistake of allowing your child to come to this school. Their only concern is…read moremoney. My child is getting bullied at school. He does not feel comfortable going back. I'm trying to transfer my child and they will not release my son until I pay $140. Until I can come up with the money my child is out of school. This is pretty much forcing him to drop out. I'm so disgusted with their priorities. Head on over to Aspira Business and Finance. They care about the families in their community.

shannon lumber has in my mind all the things going for them, the know how to handle their…read morecustomers. on saturday febr.13, i came back to shannon with a faucet that i purchased over five years ago, the faucet had a limited life time warranty. they checked their stock and didn't have the faucet in stock, i thought oh well so much for that warranty, the staff at shannon gave me an-upgrade to a better faucet and they said we're even, no cash out of pocket.. i have dealt with shannon for well over 10years and will continue to give them my bussiness. now i know why my father used to go to them, and believe me, my dad was, and wanted perfection and wouldn't settle for anything less..i glad he turned me on to shannon,, to all the folks at shannon KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK, and thanks for making my plumbing problem a lot easier to cope with.. once again thank you very much, and see you again when the next problem arrives.. yours truly walt kubiak

This school is amazing, so many different opportunities for every single student. You aren't forced…read moreto take a path because there are so many more to explore on your own. The teachers are great and get along with the students. The food is actually decent compared to the other high school foods. There's off campus lunch with lots of different food options around you. Lane literally has a bit of something for everyone. There are 100+ clubs it's so much fun. If you want a true high school experience then lane is the way!

I am aware Brian Tennison is now Supertindent. In…read moreretrospect, former Principal Brian Tennison was the most neglectful staff ever seen at Lane Tech College Prep. I am an adult who is 40 years old. I know right from wrong. Principal Tennison might have shook every Lane students hands while he was in office, he neglected their needs as far as stress goes. There was no relief, no therapist offered whatsoever. Brian Tennison did not care. Plus, he took away all the parents privileges to volunteer at their Prom. I was devastated at that time. Even though, my youngest daughter was unhappy about me not going to her prom. I would have been very happy without dancing and prom dinner. I rather be in the same ballroom with both my daughters' prom instead of dinner and dancing. We survived without it. I do not know who changed the prom volunteer policy. Hence I am very sad at Brian Tennison. Dr. Christopher Dignam was a very very excellent principal. Dr. Dignam allowed parents to participate as prom volunteers. You rock Dr. Christopher Dignam!!!!!! Does anyone have a say about the parents, prom and Dr. Chris Dignam?

I grew up attending a Christian Church and they welcomed everyone in the neighborhood. This is not…read morea Christian environment. My Children and I were completely discriminated on. Jenna was very rude and the Principal kept ignoring/dodging my calls/messages. We definitely had the worst experience during our Tour etc... I still can't believe this is considered a Christian School. Be aware!! We gave them all of the proper Transcripts and they still turned us away. I can't wait to read your guilty response. I've uploaded photos against your response. I don't have much more to say. The Lord fights all of my Battles.

My son went there for 8th grade and I wish we would have gone there earlier! The school is an…read moreabsolute treasure and the atmosphere is wonderful. It feels like a big family. Academics were great and they did an amazing job offering different levels of math and reading to meet the students where they are at. I also truly enjoyed the parent community - no parent cliques and attitudes, everybody is welcome to help and participate in whatever capacity they can. The principal is amazing and the kids adore and respect her - she is a true gem! The 8th grade homeroom teacher was also incredible, as is the office staff. It was an all around positive experience and it's a school that lives what they preach. The school itself is clean, well set up with comfortable classrooms, great gym, amazing kitchen and a bowling alley! The pastor is wonderful and the kids get a well rounded education and they leave prepared and ready for the next chapter. Tuition is reasonable and a great value. I highly recommend St. John's!

A Graduation Speech by: Someone Who Did Not Earn Valedictorian or Salutatorian…read more Freshman Year: Pimple Ridden. My freshman year was the first time I had witnessed a fellow classmate become sexually abused via a Chicago bus. Yo, what? Sophomore Year: Geometry Stricken. Junior Year: Trigonometry went swell. Senior Year: I met the one. I hope you're safe out there. Sometimes Chicago feels and looks like a grey jungle. Was I an individual or an outcast? This is something I still ponder to this day. It's hard to find love in a city filled with so many souls that are constantly rushing everywhere. Chill. Slow down. Enjoy the little things. Life is finite. Appreciate people. Give respect to earn it. Von taught me these life lessons. Thank you. Good luck to all future generations to come. GO PANTHERS! Sincerely, A 2013 Alumni P.S.: Special thanks goes to every teacher I had the honor and privilege of meeting between 2009 to 2013. The intelligence you shared was priceless.

Education, yes, respect and appreciation for a job well done. Athletics for females? Completely…read moreshocking that a school with female principal and vice principal provide so little support for the girls sports. The only time you will see them at a female sporting event is if there is another event happening simultaneously or afterward - so they make an appearance. The new Athletic Director (and boys baseball coach) Cott...there is not a shred of evidence that he cares in the slightest. Good place to learn and grow....and I guess it is a great example of what the young ladies may unfortunately face the rest of their lives.