Well you time middle school wasnt very good at all they put me in this school to learn more things…read morebut i am still at a 3rd grade reading level and im 22 unbaliveable

A friend's son attended this school and they didn't have a good time, it was very challenging for…read morehim. This accellerated school offers some nice electives like art and science fairs, sports and contests for poetry and writing.

Pretty good junior high school, offers orchestra and band programs. They also have a gifted…read moreprogram, if your student is eligible I highly recommend it. I'm glad I went here!

This is the newest school built in the district. It's a typical middle school, nothing outstanding,…read morebut they offer a lot of ESL classes, which is very needed in the area.

This is a high school in a rough neighborhood. They have so much going against it, but still manage…read moreto produce productive citizens. Through the years this place has been getting a bad reputation, but it's with the community's support that this place will be a great school. Go Warhawks!

am extremely disappointed with my experience with this school. Based on what I observed, the…read moreadmissions process does not appear to consistently value students' academic achievements, qualifications, or behavior. It is frustrating to see students with strong grades, positive conduct, and a genuine commitment to their education being rejected, while other applicants with weaker academic records and behavioral issues are accepted. The process left me with the impression that factors other than student merit may carry significant weight in admissions decisions. At times, it seemed that maintaining relationships with donors and supporters was prioritized over recognizing qualified students. They just want to get the free money. What was even more disappointing was the lack of communication. I was never notified of the decision through the website, email, or a phone call. Instead, I had to repeatedly contact the school myself just to learn that the application had been denied. Families and students deserve timely and respectful communication, regardless of the outcome. The admission administrator proceeded on telling me that they were other high schools like caramel Catholic high school like she knows my financial situation. Obviously, if I could have afforded a different school, I never would have applied to Cristo Rey

The Sophomore level Math teacher drove us to change schools…read more He has an ego and is more interested in penalizing a depressed students grade than engaging with the student. He is the reason my son will not be attending Carmel going forward. There are many great faculty at Carmel, but it only takes a couple of rotten apples to ruin a students experience.

Went to Carmel, Graduated in 2002 and love everything about the school. Not only did I get a better…read moreeducation, but the quality and relationships I developed are some of the best I've gotten in my life. I am sad to see some of the changes the new president and principal are making, as it is starting to stray away from what "Carmel" and what being a "Corsair" is and was, but I hope it comes back. Great school. Best in the area.

I graduated last year and I can honestly say I am glad to have escaped with my sanity. I hated…read moregoing to school here. In my opinion, this place runs rampant with sexual violence, patriarchy and cover-ups. The administration would not keep me safe when I was in an abusive relationship with another boy at the school. They instead blamed and punished me and then told my mom they had 'taken care of the issue'. The boy, by the way, was given a slap on the wrist because he was friends with a certain staff member. Apparently knowing the right people will get you out of most anything at LHS, even assault. The sex-ed there when I was a freshman was a JOKE. It was shame-based and muddled with misinformation, we didn't even learn about birth control or condoms. The administration also paid no regard to talking about sexual assault, it wasn't even mentioned at the mandatory pre-prom assembly. Although they did make improvements about addressing mental health my senior year, after many protests by staff and parents. The safety at LHS needs to improve drastically. I did not feel safe my entire 4 years at that school. It took forever for the administration to acknowledge an order of protection I had given to them. I also felt extremely over sexualized by the staff. I would always be leered at by the older security guards for some 'dress code' violation. It was always implied that some horny boy getting distracted by your outfit was more important then you getting an education. The food also sucks and nothing healthy or allergen conscious is ever served. The absence policy is ridiculous, you only get 10 per semester and after that you have to have a doctors note or you're truant. On a positive note, most of the teachers are great and the art department is awesome, although it lacks funding (it all goes to athletics). Also the staff in the Q-Z LST are some of the kindest people you will ever meet. Overall, send your kid somewhere else.

As far as high school go, when I went here from 1996 to 2000, it was pretty rad. The education we…read morereceived was superb, which was made evident when I went to college and felt I was ahead of the game. The campus was nice, lots of green space. It was safe and clean which cannot be said of all high schools today. If you had to choose between this public high school or some other private school in the area, Libertyville is the best choice.