My child loves this school and the teachers have been so supportive. We'll miss you now that she's…read moregoing to jr. high next year.

Naperville is known for having some of the best schools in Illinois, and Kingsley is no…read moreexception--I turned out great. Mr. Pellar's music class is the best.

This school allows special education kids on football team but then don't let them play because…read morethey are a risk only if the team is far ahead on points or far behind , then why take peoples money only to treat them like a nobody

Both my kids go here they don't have many programs for kids that need extra help, counselors can be…read morekind of rude. Great sports programs!!!!!!

ther is an amougus here. looks super sus. the school has food to which is ok. and yesread more

The school sucks so much and I'm so glad my daughter is graduating because there is no such thing…read moreas discretion in the school at all I spent over $1000 over graduation and everything and they lost my ticket to my daughter getting into prom tonight and bullshit. Bullshit bullshit bullshit. There was no way of fixing it. There's no discretion at all as if I'm not gonna have my daughter go to prom... The school is the worst or anything there's no such thing as discretion. I can't wait to be out of the school district and she is my last to be going through this bullshit, just wanted to share my view and beware I think they owe me $1000 because they wouldn't let her in the door. Are you kidding me? Oh my god this is a joke the school is a joke.!!!!!! they lost her ticket... And wouldn't even let me pay at the door to even double pay for a stupid ticket. The school is junk.

Great school and teachers for early childhood education. They staffs are friendly and it's a very…read morenice environment for kids to be around. A+++ recommended!

Couldn't be happy with the quality of this school. My…read moredaughter loves it and I feel good sending here.

Education quality varies depending upon the quality of your child's teacher. Some on staff seemed…read moreto be phoning it in until summer. If you're child has special needs I suggest hiring an Education Advocate to help you because the school isn't proactive in helping these challenged students. My daughter has dyslexia and they did not advocate assistance even after we paid to have a psychological education profile done by an outside educational psychologist. Unless your kid is a mess in school, they do little to help. Getting her first 504 was a battle because she had "good grades"

The Learning Experience in Lemont is a high quality child care center with wonderful teachers and…read morecenter leaders. There is evidence of learning everywhere and the teachers pride themselves on making sure their children both learn and have a lot of fun. The owner is wonderful about re investing in his center and they continue to add improvements to the center. TLE Lemont feels like family and does an incredible job supporting families in the Lemont community.

TLE Lemont has been a blessing to my family. Their entire staff is friendly, welcoming and…read moreprofessional. My 5.5 year old daughter started going there around 1.5 years and since then we have returned after her preschool years for her to attend TLE summer camp. I know she enjoys it by the way she rushes out the door every morning and barely gives me a second glance at drop off . I couldn't say enough about how I fully trust them to care for my daughter every day. She has so much fun! Thanks TLE lemont staff! Your rock!

I have been with Eyelevel for a few months now and can see progress in some students. However, some…read morestudents will not benefit from this and that is all on the student. I do believe that this place is a good learning center for students who are kind of behind in their Math or English and also for those who just want to get a few steps ahead in school. The only thing I would say is that they might be a bit expensive. Management is not the best, and some teachers are not either. Overall, the concept is good.

I'm not new to the teaching field, but this is my first year at Joliet Catholic Academy. I teach…read moreSpanish. I am taking time out of my busy schedule to let everyone know what a wonderful school this is! We are known for our excellent academics and athletics, as well as a faith-based, family atmosphere. Our students are wonderful. If you are looking for a strong school in the area, do yourself a favor and check us out! *** I am now going into my fourth year at JCA and I wouldn't change anything I said above. Last year I had the opportunity to travel to Barcelona and have short home-stays there with fourteen students. Not all schools offer such amazing opportunites. ***

Joliet Catholic Academy was the greatest place to go to school. The teachers were wonderful! They…read moretruly cared about us and most of them knew our parents by name. Now, that could've been a good thing or a bad thing depending on why they knew their names,... but mostly it was good ;) If you went to school there your parents were investing in you and it's probably one of the best investments they could have made, because not only was it a college-prep school, but they prepared you for life. When I went there in the 80's, it was not Joliet Catholic Academy, it was St Francis Academy and only girls attended. Well, that's not exactly true. lol, In the mornings, the boys came over from Joliet Catholic for band, and for 2 weeks, during Mardi Gras, we attended classes at the boys' school....and let me tell you, those 2 weeks were the best out of the whole year! Not only did we get to go to school with the boys, but we didn't have to wear our uniforms. Jeans & T-shirts, Jeans & Sweaters, and Jeans & Sneakers! it was awesome! :) The rest of the year was great as well. We could leave the campus for lunch, study outside on the lawn, and once our last class was over, we could go home. During my sophomore year I left at lunch-time every day. In the morning, the entire school smelled so delicious!! In the cafeteria, they made these Ginormous, soft, gooey, chocolate chip cookies that you could buy just as they came out of the oven,.. and for only10 cents. I hated,... no,... disliked strongly, History, but my teacher was Ms. Rosella Mae-Warner and she was fabulous. ( and yes, she knew my Dad's 1rst name lol ) That woman was an absolute gift from God. I could always go to her for help on any topic, including problems at home or with, dare I say it,...Boys. I think out of all the teachers I ever had, including in college, she was/is my most favorite. I hope she knows how much of a difference she made in my life. I wish I would have told her how much I loved her, but kids don't think like that until they're not kids any more. Sister Katherine was my Religion teacher and she was a great teacher as well. She made learning about Christ and the Bible interesting, and for that, I thank her. If more kids had religion as part of their lives, we wouldn't have near the problem we have with the youth of today. What happened to respect and honor? I'll tell you. Back then Nuns still taught and they would grab you by the ear and drag you to the Deans office if you committed an offence that warranted such an action. Really though, not everything you heard about nuns or catholic school girls is true, but that part is. lol Our Dean was Mr. Russell ( he, too, knew my father's name and phone number lol ) and he was kind and fair. I'll always remember him and I'll always be thankful for the guidance he provided. I could probably go on and on, but believe me when I say " The education I received was superior and I'm certain that, even though the school has a different name, any child ( boy or girl ) that attends will be well prepared for college and have a great foundation for life."