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.

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!

St. Francis is a wonderful school and I am happy to send my kids to school here. It's very strong…read moreacademically, with two Blue Ribbon designations within the past decade, and it's a welcoming, loving community. I especially appreciate the school's dedication to service -- a school-wide service day with all of the kids PreK4 through 8th Grade going off to volunteer is so unique and positive. The new principal who started this year also is fantastic. If you're considering Catholic schools in the area, SFX is a top choice. I'd encourage anyone who's interested in learning more about SFX to talk to current parents (rather than relying on some of the old reviews here) and reach out to the school for information and a tour.

We are so lucky to have this school as a part of our community. The family that is Saint Francis…read moreXavier is remarkable. I personally attended SFX and now have the privilege of sending my children there as well. It is apparent that the teachers and staff care about the families beyond academics. SFX is a family- they have a strong curriculum and build on it through the years as well as a strong base in faith and moral teachings. With such amazing schools in the area it is very competitive academically with a bonus of Catholic teachings.

They treat the kids bad and have food that does not follow the health standers. Would not…read morerecommended bring your kids here.

It gives us to much homework and I don't like it at all they also make us eat lunch really late in…read morethe day

I hate some of my teachers there, btw i'm a ex student at the school, i was in a program after my…read moregraduation back in 2021, and i hate it, it was Ms. Josefek class, I met Josefek back in Summer of 2018 to 2024, she was a nice lady, and same with Ms. Higgins too, but turns out there not the nicest people i met, i hate both of them and they never deserve to work there, Except for Ms. Yates she okay sometimes, and the students are little ok, mostly they fight once a day.

It's an okay school. Not as bad as everyone makes it out to be…read more They let you slack a lot though, you can be absent like 20 days a semester and everything is good. We do need air condioners though. And they wasted all our money on Proviso Central.

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.

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.

During my time in this school my life was a living hell as a person of color and with multiple…read moreconditions. The staff do not give a fuck about your accommodations and in-fact aren't certified. They treated me and others horribly and especially if you have conditions that hinder your communication skills as when I was struggling so much with selective and autism. They would yell at me, take away my only resource to communicate. Not to mention I was being bullied for my skin color and they favored the kids who BULLIED me. THEY LIE AT YOU IN TOUR.

Britten has transformed my kid's entire attitude about school! He's happier, calmer, and much more…read moreready to learn. After endless struggles with a traditional school environment, we're so grateful to have found such a great fit for him.