Lake Shore School

Private | PK-8 | Nonsectarian | 201 students |  

PHONE: (773) 561-6707

HOURS: 6 hours per day

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5611 N Clark St

Chicago, IL 60660

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Lake Shore School is a private school in Chicago, Illinois. It is coed and nonsectarian, serving 201 students in grades PK-8.

This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 15 school community members.

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Associations: NAEYC; Coed; Nonsectarian
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Posted on Nov 1, 2011
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I attended this school from 3rd - 8th grade, so I do not know much about the preschool program. I graduated from here around 7 years ago. I had a wonderful education, it really prepared me for high school! I got a better education and more one on one then I would have had at a cps school. I graduated with a class of 5, because their were only 5 of us in the entire class! I received a wonderful education, was in a very diverse environment, and made life-long friendships! The school can be kind of pricy, but the teachers are extremely dedicated. So if you live in Chicago and in the Roger Park area I would really recommend this school!

Posted on May 26, 2010
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Lake Shore School is not one that I would send my child. The Director needs social skills toward parents. The teachers need to speak up for their students and not let her belittle them and their students. After all, big money is required. Not every teacher has to like a child. Teachers are human too, but they need to be a lot more professional in handling negative situations. Parents like to hear the good things their kids are accomplishing, not just the bad. The director needs to retire and find someone that has a more caring personality and not one that is overbearing. Thank you.
--Submitted by a parent

Posted on May 3, 2010
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All the teachers are great with the children. They talk to the parnets if there is a problem with your child
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Posted on Dec 27, 2009
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Both of my daughters went here when we lived in the city. The greatest strength of the school is the diversity of the students - my girls learned about different cultures by having classmtes who talked about home. Mses Marsha and Karen expect the kids to listen and it works. They are on top of what the kids are doing and will not accept 'sliding'. We missed them greatly after we moved to the suburbs.
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Posted on Feb 26, 2009
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Feb. 2009 School has grown: achieved NAEYC accreditation, CPS partnership and long term improved teacher credentials. you must visit to appreciate the program, curriculum and very affordable tuition.
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Posted on Apr 26, 2005
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The school has numerous strengths. The student-teacher ratio is very low and the after-school care is wonderful. The school fosters creativity and art well. The student population is diverse with the majority as black or mixed ethnicity. there is little parent involvement, but the staff teamwork is strong and there is wonderful communication and feedback from the school. I have two children there and their literacy is developing very well. This is an excellent school for busy, working parents.
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Posted on Mar 13, 2005
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Great: small class sizes, dedicated teachers and staff. Long history of committment to children and families. The only program that is affordable and exceptional.
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Posted on Mar 8, 2005
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Academic program is excellent. Extracurricular activities are not that good. My son was not able to take more classes because he was the only one registered for that class.Parent involvement is not always requested by the school
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