I attending John Glenn a few years back and agree it is a great family oriented school. It has a wide variety of well developed athletic and musical programs. I have heard there has been a change of principles and think that would have made all the difference in the world! I understand the curriculum is about the same, as most of the teachers are still teaching. This would be my only complaint. I feel I was not adaquately preparded for higher education and felt behind many of the other students once I began college.I feel this rests in the hands of many teachers I didn't feel were up to standard. If JGHS could adopt more of a "college-prep" attitude I would give it 5 stars!
—Submitted by a parent

This school is great i am currently attending john glenn and i find it a lot harder then south bends schools and the teachers try to help you learn and are good at their jobs the band is great (when we are listening) and the other clubs and sports are wonderful also, all in all i love this school system
—Submitted by a student

I recently graduated from John Glenn in the class of 2008, and I have to say that this school is very a positive place. The extracurricular activities that this school offers are very in depth and kids that are involved in them are always very enthusiastic about what they do. This school does a good job of keeping kids focused and helping the kids keep track of what they need to do in order to learn everything it takes to succeed
—Submitted by a student

I graduated myself from John Glenn High School and now have a daughter attending. Some of the teachers are fantastic while others are not so great. The music programs (band, choir, 1st Edition, etc.) are fantastic and are comparable to schools many times the size of John Glenn. The athletics are fantastic for the boys programs but really need improvement or at least equal attention for the girls programs. The facility is top notch and all of the hardware needed to make any child successful is provided. I would like to see the online progress reports provided on a more regular basis by the teaching staff. It seems like the ed-line grades are always behind or missing information. Overall, John Glenn is a very good school.
—Submitted by a parent

John Glenn Is a great school for anyone and everyone. They make learning fun you actually want to go to school every morrning...now there are times when you'll say ' i hate school' but everyone does at least once a year. this school doeas great in everything from school work to volunteer work to sports they have it all. I think this is just a great place to grow up, learn, and have some fun also.
—Submitted by a student

This is a family type school. The teachers in this corporation are wonderful. Has Glenn had a few bad apples, yes, but what school hasn't? The scores on the Isteps prove it. They have been going up every year. If you go into South Bend, everyone there thinks of Glenn has a high class school. My children go there and my son graduated and is attending Notre Dame. Wow! There is no better place to raise you kids! Look at the stats! These people really care. In the past year, if you watch the news, John Glenn is always recognized for something. We have had 7 students that have won the student athlete award. GO John Glenn!
—Submitted by Sandy James, a parent

I graduated from John Glenn and was very happy with my school. The teachers and administration staff really care about their students. I woul have to say that my favorites teachers were Mr. Kaser (science) and Mr. Hernandez ( 12th grade english). I can not wait for my kids to attend this school!
—Submitted by Ashley Simpkins, a parent

I have 5 children that have graduated from Jonh Glenn and I am more than Proud of the system. I had a daughter graduate with acedmic Honors. Also a son that was ADHD so I saw both sides of the help availaible. The best school in the state for all the right reasons. I also have a son that is a electrical engineer.
—Submitted by Carol Mahoney, a parent

There couldn't be a better place for me to send my two children. My son is a junior this year, and he is very excited about the rigorous and exciting courses he and his counselor have specially developed, taylored specificly to his needs. My daughter recently graduated from Glenn and got accepted into a Big 10 university with both athletic and academic scholarsips, as both are acceptionally competitive fields at John Glenn. And how can a mother not feel safe with her children at this school? After all it is surrounded by, what, a church and a couple fields?
—Submitted by a parent