Great school. My kids were so well prepared for college. Environment is supportive and there are so…read moremany things ls to do outside of the classroom. I highly recommend St Francis.

I urge you not to send your child here. The courses are too easy and basically all the homework is…read moreonline so my child hasn't learned anything. if i had to guess, id say the most stoners in the state come from this school and the environment is hostile and unloving. It embodies nothing that a catholic school is supposed to be about. My child has been depressed with his mental condition in the school since day one. The main problem starts at the top. The school inst about education, its about money. I have never seen a school deliberately portray themselves as a cash grab. The 11K a year cost was the biggest waste of my money. Private school would have been better than this dump. The teachers are also rude and the corporate leaders of the school dont give a s*** about the kids. Actually i would probably say NO ONE in the entire school cares about anyone besides themselves despite there being a few good teachers. I urge you to stay away from St. Francis

Avoid this school if you have a teenager with disabilities. They will violate the 504 plan and…read moredeny accommodations. They are a nightmare to work with.

Because the passing period it to short and I don't have enough time to use the restroom and I'm…read morealways late to class due to the amount of people standing in groups in the hall and just talking

I recently had the privilege of attending the East Aurora Navy JROTC 9/11 ceremony and was…read morecompletely blown away by the discipline and dedication of the students involved, as well as the staff leading them. I know every school has its issues, and East Aurora is no different. I can't tell you the numbers or average GPA here, but the pride of the students is evident. Keep it up, Tomcats!

The Wi-Fi in the press box seldom works This has been an…read moreongoing issue for years I wish they'd fix it

My daughter's dance competition was held here this past weekend and it was a great choice of venue…read more The school is quite large and the auditorium is a separate building with ample parking. The classrooms along the side were converted into dressing rooms for the dancers and the whole set up was well done. People were from all over, and everyone was very nice. There were no concessions (which was not the school's responsibility or fault) and no vending machines to be found, so we had to run out and/or bring snacks and drinks for everyone. But other than that it was a great place for this event.

Wonderful school and environment! Fantastic staff that want to bring out the absolute best in your…read morechild.

Many years ago, we moved to Lisle for our children's education sake…read more When they were old enough, we started attending high school open houses. First open house ~ some woman thinks SHE can determine where we can sit. I DON'T THINK SO. I later learned that this "Entitled" attitude runs rampant. Principal is extremely proud of their "legacy" policy. Let me get this straight ~ you would rather accept an "F" caliber student who has siblings attending or parents who attended rather then a "B" student with NO previous ties to this school? The resounding "yes" sealed the deal. Get the picture? Our education dollars were spent at another private school.

I used to go here and it was a great experience. I was at All Saints from Kindergarden to third…read moregrade. My sister also went here. I would've loved to keep going here but then I moved 3 years ago. My friends were nice and the teachers were very creative. Overall it was just a good atmosphere. Couldn't recommend more.

My experience at All Saints and as a graduated student, I hated it there. I don't recommend this…read moreschool to anyone if your kid needs any IEP accommodations or mental illness. As someone who was bullied numerous time, the school didn't cared even though my parents emailed them. It got to the point when my parents called the bullies parents. But that's not it, my parents paid extra for a social worker outside of school even though it could've been cheaper if they had it at school. IEP accommodation and speech therapy didn't work well because they would pull students like me outside of class and this caused me to miss more school stuff.

As a former student myself with a younger sister that just graduated, this school is great in…read moreevery aspect. The staff are very friendly and did everything possible to make sure 2020 grads received all their honors and due credit for all their hard work. I have to mention to anybody moving in the Plainfield/ romeoville area concerned about the school curriculum and atmosphere- this school is :1.clean,2. Staff cares about students and 3. Bullying and violence is absolutely not tolerated here 4. Reason number 3 is not even a. Concern and that is because the students that go here are friendly and respectful and so are the staff.

ACS has proven in their ability to give my children (7th and 10th grade) the best education. There…read morehas been consistent improvements over the last few years in regards to how the school is ran and most importantly the educational values. Through easy research, I have found out that ACS is rated just as high academically as any private school in the area and more than most public schools. They have a 100% graduation rate and college acceptance (as well as those that decide to serve our country or by joining the trades). No school is perfect, but knowing that if there is any concern my children have, they can go to the any of the staff and can feel comfortable discussing their issues. Being able to pray with the students and have Christian values inner-twined with the education is what is most important to our family.

ACS has provided my kids (2013 grad, Junior and Sophmore) with an excellent education. As a…read morefamily, we have been blessed by our ACS family in so many ways. I'm especially thankful for the Christian worldview that permeates every aspect of a students life at ACS, whether it be academics, sports, music, theatre, etc. ACS helps to provide students with a solid foundation that they will take with them after high school.