I visited the ASP2 STEAM Academy only once but documented a wealth of learning taking place. She…read moreproudly posts her kids progress, proudly. ASP2 is well-planned because leadership has an organized program throughout the building. She has an open-heart for her students and staff. She showed that towards me (a visitor). She was humble about her beginnings and willing to answer my questions. Tanya Ferguson is a role-model for anyone seeking her path, searching for child enrollment, and for all schools that don't have a solid foundation for child development. I still want to schedule a day to volunteer. You rock! ~Shelia Thompson

The effort put into the kids learning and having fun is evident in the way my child talks about…read moreschool. Leaps and bounds over the past year is all I can say! Thank you to the staff for all they do.

Excellent experience for both of my children with their supportive, engaging, and diverse learning…read moreenvironment. I highly recommend this school for PreK all the way through high school.

I really love this school. My child was having some medical issues, and we kept getting flagged…read morefor truancy (despite him having an A average and working with his teachers). We eventually withdrew him from his local public school and found GFA. It worked out really well. He found a great group of friends and was academically challenged. The teachers really cared about him and despite its small size, there were enough extra curriculars and clubs to keep him engaged. I strongly recommend this school if the public school is not a good fit for your child or you are looking for them to be challenged. The Teachers go out of their way to create classes to meet the needs of the students, and the results and college acceptances prove that.

Very odd place to review - I am aware…read more However I am not reviewing to comment on the school, their grounds, programs, etc. Just here to talk about their Notre Dame Bingo night, every Friday Night at 7. Let me tell you, these was the most overwhelming rounds of Bingo I had ever played. Midwest goes hard I guess? This gym-itorium was full of people! All in all I probably spent about $35(?) between the various cards, special games (early bird, night owl, wild star and spectrum), and a Bingo dobber. They play 24 rounds of bingo. First game up is Sweet 16, winner gets 50/50 of the raffle prior to. They continue with 11 more games, each games minimum winnings being $100 for early bird, straight bingo and caller's choice games. Our caller for the night was Dan. And let me tell you, he did not give anyone a chance to review their cards. It was literally one call after the other. After intermission we played wild card - to win players had to get all three numbers listed on their pull tab. Continuing on we continued straight bingo, caller's choice then night owl until spectrum. Spectrum's winnings that night was upwards of $2400 for the power bowl. Coverall is played as the ending game, winners take $500. They did give out various 'door prizes' including coupons towards upcoming games, free local dinners, etc. I did not win. One of my mother-in-laws got a coupon for money off towards her next bingo night. My other mother-in-law split the pot and won $50. It was a good time, I docked my review do to it being pretty pricey, their caller of the night was far too fast. I barely got a chance to review my cards before moving onto the next game.

Ehhhh, I don't care for their school at all. My nephew attend their preschool program for a few…read moremonths and he didn't learn much at all. He dreaded going to school and some of the teachers were not pleasant at all. The main kindergarten teacher seem to care more than others. I've witness teachers treating the little ones..for example by grabbing their arms forcibly and pulling on them back to the classroom while the kid is crying and screaming for his mother. Truthfully, I think they had too many kids in one class per teacher and some of the teachers were not able to control the kids. You're dealing with kids 5 and under...they're going to be wild. If you can't tolerate the kids, don't be a teacher!

Wonderful school. My son starting attending at the age of 3 and is now 8 years old. They do run a…read moretight ship and all children are expected to behave and complete their work, but the teachers are very patient and work with each child to meet their goals. The teachers have always kept us well informed of my son's progress both academically and behaviorally. They are also very good with military kids (I'm retired military). The class room sizes are kept small so each child gets that one on one help if needed. I love this school.

Wow ! The principal at this school is one of the sweetest lady I have ever met. She has been doing…read morethis for over 30 years. Older school but well run. Small classroom size. Great teachers and affordable. Very lucky to have found it.

I've had two kids go through St Teresa grade school. They he education they receive puts them well…read moreahead of students from other schools. I also appreciate the security this school provides and the religious teachings as well as the service hours 8th graders are required to make. The education is very well rounded. The faculty and staff really care about the students. We've made many lifelong friends from our time as parents at this school and so have our children. We've loved our time with this school. I highly recommend touring and checking it out for yourself.

Get school! Great people! Feels like family! Learns at high level! Welcoming. Great staff. Strongly…read morerecommend.

This school's administrative staff is a joke. Our taxes are way too high to deal with this level of…read moreincompetence. If you're not in the band or an athlete, you don't matter.

Customer service and get the right recipe for the chicken... I go to the churches chicken on Austin…read more & Lake Street in Chicago. It taste much better. That's the taste I'm use to tasting .