Chesterbrook Academy Elementary School

Private | K-5 | 93 students |  

PHONE: (630) 527-0833

HOURS: 8:45 am - 3:45 pm

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1571 Oswego Road

Naperville, IL 60540

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Chesterbrook Academy Elementary School is a private school in Naperville, Illinois. It serves 93 students in grades K-5 and is coed.

More than 25 school community members have shared their opinion about this school, giving it an average Community Rating of 3 out of 5 stars.

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Posted on Apr 3, 2012
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This is our 5th year at CAES and we could not be happier! My son gets in the car and says, Another great day Mom! Both of my children are challenged and excited about school. The class sizes are small, so all the kids get individual attention. The entire staff knows the names of my children, they are not just a number in a huge school. The music, art, technology and Spanish classes are vital and the amount of extra curriculum clubs is amazing. Love the private music lessons included in the tuition! I highly recommend CAES to anyone who values academic excellence and happy learners!
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Posted on Mar 8, 2012
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Wonderful out of the box learning. My kindergartner is already doing 1st grade math and has already had to conduct a science fair project. The overall atmosphere is that everyone is welcomed like family. They also provide numerous after school and extra curricular activities. In addition to the excellent curriculum and friendly staff, I have found that there are not as many school days off or early dismissals as the public school in my district.
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Posted on Feb 4, 2012
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Children with potential learning or other disabilities not served well here. Staff told not to recommend parents to seek outside evaluation for their child due to fear of losing enrollment.
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Posted on Apr 20, 2009
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How many of you can actually say that your child LOVES going to school each and every day? My daughter truly loves this school. From morning assemby to after school care, this program is top notch. When I think about how much she has learned just this year alone, I am truly amazed. Differentiation is a big reason my husband and I sent our daughter to this school. She has the ability to advance in areas that she is already skilled, and receive additional help in areas where she needs it. The small class sizes allow for that type of learning to go on. The plan for the 2009-2010 school year looks to only enhance what is already occuring at Chesterbrook. I strongly encourage you to meet with the principal, the teachers, and even the parents and hear first hand about the benefits of enrolling your child at Chesterbrook Academy.
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Posted on Apr 20, 2009
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My daughter has been a student of CA for last 2 years. She loves attending school here and we commute daily for 30 min. each way. Since the new principal has taken lead role, I notice that school is just improving academically and getting more organized. Teachers are just exceptionally best. As a parent, I am just happy that I chose CA for my daughter. I can't wait for the next year changes that school is bringing academically to the students. School is open 12 days more compare to public schools, so more academic days for students. Parents are constantly involved with teachers and principal. I would put my daughter all the way till 8th grade if they offer.
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Posted on Apr 16, 2009
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I have been so impressed with CA's new principal and the direction she has lead her team of talented educators. I've lived through the 'drama' and growing pains that many have mentioned here, and still feel that my children are receiving a superior learning experience compared to their public school friends. I have also shopped other private schools, and was not impressed by their larger class sizes, traditional, outdated curriculum, and outdated resources. I am confident that being students at CA is the best gift I can give my children.
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Posted on Jan 15, 2009
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As we go into the second semester, things could not better. My child is learning and growing, the staff is happy and striving, communication and follow through has been excellent. I look forward to what the future holds for the school and its new administrator.
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Posted on Sep 10, 2008
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There's no question that CA has gone through some changes in the past 6 months. Changes, which I beleive are necessary for this school to grow and excel. The curriculum is excellent as well as the teachers. The current principal has set higher standards than the past and this school is here to stay.
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Posted on Aug 19, 2008
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This is an excellent facility that has continued to deliver 99% SAT-10 scores for my child in both K and G1. I have compared their curriculum with Naperville District 204 and its far superior. Yes there has been some unexpected changes in recent months, however I strongly feel it was triggered by 1-2 parents who felt that they could control the school because of their wealth status. These parents did not realize that their pride have ruined the careers of a great principal and outstanding instructors. However the institution is strong and I'm looking forward for positive outcomes when my child continues in G2. I would encourage all potential parents to compare curriculums before discarding this fine school due to sour grapes.
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Posted on Jul 24, 2008
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The school is certainly undergoing many facets of change. However, the school will be filled with 'fluff' rather than 'substance'. The priority will not be placed on staff development and student achievement. This saddens our family and will be moving on to a new school. I have decided not to enroll for the upcoming 2008-2009 school year.
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