Glenbard South High School

my student went there and she didnt quite like it that much. some kids there werent very nice to her.
--Submitted by a parent

I teach there, and I think the students, staff and community are fantastic!
--Submitted by a parent

Pros: Stellar academics (particularly for honors/AP track), active extracurriculars, flexible course choice, personal attention due to small size Cons: Athletics are lackluster, somewhat cliquish, honors and regular kids divided socially, administration considers students' views little when making decisions. Overall, it's a good school. I'm glad I went here.
--Submitted by a student

The honors program is so diluted, my daughter is getting bad grades from pure boredom. Not a good idea for anyone who's kids are involved in the honors program.
--Submitted by a parent

This school is amazing!!!! the teachers are very nice, they help out, and you can talk to them about any problems that you are having.
--Submitted by a student

As far as schools go, i think gshs is a good one, although it may be lacking in a few areas, it's a small school which is nice, it's in a safe location and it's well rounded in many aspects as far as having a variety of sports, clubs, and classes. As a student there i must say i rather enjoy it.
--Submitted by a student

i love this school, i'm a freshmen and it's honestly is a great school with amazing teachers
--Submitted by a student

horrible at sports< not even close to good edcation< very poor standards and doesnt have alot off money availible for broading studentences expectations.
--Submitted by a teacher

Honestly, this school isn't exactly the best place on earth like these parents say. They don't attend the school. But I did. I hated it, personally. I mean, it was alright to some extend but I much rather attend a different highschool. The security is horrible. I know a little birdie who snuck her boyfriend in the school and he got by with 5 classes. What does that tell you about the security? And might I add...they police offers are mainly over 50. What coul they do when there is a crisis? Nothing.
--Submitted by a student

Great high school. There is a lot of division between the honors and regular kids. If you are not honors don't plan on being challenged to much. The school caters to the honors kids. If you are in any honors classes or AP classes you can really go places. If are just a 'regular' student you still have many opportunities, but you're on your own.