To many tests. My friend was always busy. All the teachers…read more are old. The tall lunch lady sucks. They need better food in the cafeteria.

Timothy Christian is great, I recently had 2 of their summer sports camps they were very fun! I had…read moresoftball and basketball they have a great time with you and you just enjoy what they have to offer. They are week long, and a phenomenal experience. Go and see the great things the offer. P.S. If you sign up for softball, pay attention, seriously..... I got hit in lip and I wasn't paying attention.....

We hosted our sons 4th birthday party here from 5-7pm on a Saturday in January…read more We weren't sure how the timed stations and open play time was going to go with a group of 4 year olds but our experience was wonderful! The host was great with our son, the place was clean and organized, and it was a huge hit. The simplicity for decorating with just a banner and table clothes we brought was perfect and it was very convenient to have the rolling container to wheel all the presents out to the car. Would recommend!

Had a 3rd bday party for my son and it was a perfect venue for it. Dan was our party coordinator…read moreand he did a wonderful job. It was very organized and there was perfect amount of time in each space. The pizza was delicious and everything was so nice and prepared. The kids had an absolute blast and my son loved it.

It's a wonderful place for kinds to be, I and a first time mom and had to go back to work, my 18mo…read moreis been at kiddie academy for almost 3 months, and he LOVES IT! and we do too, teachers and staff are FANTASTIC! They're super nice with the kids and really profesional, best daycare

We couldn't be happier with Kiddie Academy of Itasca and the staff. The direction, Ms. Maria is the…read moresweetest, and so up front about everything. Our daughter is in the infant room right now, and Miss Jessica, Miss Desirea, and Ms Patti are so wonderful. My daughter loves getting up and going to "school" to see her friends and teachers. She has learned so much in the last 7 months that she has been there. I could not be more happier with our choice to enroll her there.

I went to watch Les Miserables by Schaumburg On Stage as I'd recently missed the national tour in…read moredowntown Chicago. Realizing that Drury Lane and Paramount had done their version a few years back and Marriott Theatre had done it a bit before that, I wanted to watch a live version in case I can't make the next big stop in Milwaukee. I watch quite a bit of theatre, both professional and amateur. Not sure why, but until this show -- I wasn't aware of Schaumburg on Stage which has been around since 2016. To my surprise, the quality of the production was similar in quality to other highly acclaimed groups like the District 214 all-district group (which recently did The Wedding Singer). Here were my thoughts on various aspects of the show: Staging: It really surprised me how many sets were used in the show and how they were fully functional. They were designed and painted well and items were hardly reused. They also did a very good job of quickly changing sets to make sure the showtime was kept to a reasonable length. Vocals: Two things I like about this. One is how they kept the complex harmonies -- which worked great in group songs. The overall balance lacked baritone and bass voices, but that's expected with younger actors. I also liked how they did not shy away from the challenge of the very high notes for male or female leads. They could have easily changed the key, but it's great to see them embrace the challenge. Orchestra: A bit smaller, not sure if it's due to space limitations or that's the way the school version is written. A bit more reliant on piano and common woodwind/string instruments than the full version. I did like how they played at a level not to overpower the vocals. Lighting and fog: I liked all the varieties of lights used. Not just in general stage lighting from the top, but also from lights on the side and spotlights. There were quite a bit of variations on lighting, which helped to tell the story. I did not like the excessive use of stage fog though, which tended to linger for more than a single scene. Overall, a great group to watch a show from. It's much better than the typical amateur group and prices are very reasonable. It's also great how they incorporate actors and actresses from all different ages and help them to build interest in theatre. Based on the quality of this performance, I can't wait to watch another show when they get a new digital microphone system.

The experienced people at SOS really see the value and potential in each kid. They are like family…read morein that they really connect and care, but they also hold the kids to a high standard and help them achieve it. This is definitely a step up from park district community theater in both production quality and experience.

Very nice facilities and staff. They have complete set of excise equipment, walking track, pool,…read morebasketball courts and all indoors.

**This review is for the SUMMER CAMP only ***…read more This is the second year my boys have attended the Summer Day Camp. They are both very active and LOVE coming each day. They keep them busy and OUTSIDE!! The camp is really well ran and the communication is spot on. The camp directors and staff remember my kids from last year to this year and are really caring. They take trips during the week and even swim in the indoor pool. I know my kids are safe and having fun while both my husband and I work. I would really recommend enrolling - you will not be disappointed!

Having been a member as far back as the 1970s, I recently returned to attend some senior classes…read more I found the treatment by the instructor to be very rude and condescending. All she did was talk about herself during yoga exercise classes, which detracted from any good energy. This went on in every session. Surely there are better-qualified teachers who could provide the correct atmosphere and treat the seniors with the respect they deserve. Others did not care for her, either.

Clean and well kept facility. Pool, steam room, pool, weight room, and seasonal outdoor ice rink,…read morelocker rooms Convenient and a part of the neighborhood. Here's where I need an explanation; how is there a private gym where the personal trainers can operate, but I as a member do not have access to the Trex straps? Aggravating as a member.

It's a decent little place. Decent screen technology, but low budget when it comes to balls and tee…read moreto hit off of. I recommend it for winter practice.

Recently moved to IL and wanted to find some indoor golfing for the significant other since it's…read moretoo cold out, I believe Halfway House is only open during the cold season as well. The process of reserving a bay is relatively easy and straightforward thanks to their online website and/or help from Dana. You can easily check their website for availability and reserve the bay, as well as rescheduling but you will be charged if cancelled within 3 hours of your appointment. It is $45 an hour and they recommend one hour per person if you plan to play an 18 hole course. Dana was very helpful and thorough when explaining how to play/use the simulator. There were sooo many courses to choose from, and I don't really know locations but there was Pebble Beach, PGA Tour, etc. Some tips: this place is more for experienced golfers I'd say... you don't have to be amazing or a pro, but if you're like me, beyond below average and only go swing for fun, then you might be better off playing the range option instead of 18 holes. You are essentially playing a course, so you have to have common knowledge about which clubs to use, direction, distance left, etc. I played with my SO who golfs often and as we were playing the course, I would have to swing multiple times for his one swing, had many mulligans, and so he didn't get the most experience out of it. He actually ended up mostly playing for me since I wanted him to make the most out of the experience lol. Another tip, if you're only playing with two people and are short on time, it will be hard to eat and play. I only booked an hour and there wasn't enough time to eat and golf in between. Every time you swing, next person has to get up. I would go with their one hour per person recommendation, or you can play first and eat after. But for two people, it was too much back and forth to enjoy the golf and eating. Three or four people would be much better since you'll have more time between swings to eat. Also if you're eating finger foods and touching your clubs, it can get kinda messy haha. Food: they are located in a restaurant, HB Jones. The server will come to the simulator side and take your order. I recommend the nachos as it's a HUGE portion that could be shared with 4 people but again, it is messy and your hands might be greasy haha. The chips are so good though, 100% recommend this dish with an ice cold beer The ambience of this place is really nice. Darkly lit so it feels more private. They played oldies that we jammed to. Great experience overall, thanks Dana for all your help!