School District
Elmhurst School District No. 205
- A+Overall Grade
- Elmhurst, IL
- 14 reviews
- AcademicsA
- DiversityB-
- TeachersA
- College PrepA+
- Clubs & ActivitiesA+
- Health & SafetyA
- AdministrationA-
- SportsA+
- FoodA+
- Resources & FacilitiesA-
Elmhurst School District No. 205 Rankings
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Elementary Schools in Elmhurst School District No. 205
- A
Field Elementary School
- Elmhurst School District No. 205, IL
- K-5
- A
Hawthorne Elementary School
- Elmhurst School District No. 205, IL
- K-5
- A
Jackson Elementary School
- Elmhurst School District No. 205, IL
- K-5
- A
Jefferson Elementary School
- Elmhurst School District No. 205, IL
- K-5
- A
Emerson Elementary School
- Elmhurst School District No. 205, IL
- K-5
- 2 reviews
High Schools in Elmhurst School District No. 205
Academics
Students
Diversity
B-
Based on racial and economic diversity and survey responses on school culture and diversity from students and parents.
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Teachers
Finances
Total Expenses
$124,983,000
Expenses Per Student
$15,650/ student
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$12,239Elmhurst School District No. 205 Reviews
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I would like to tell the elmhurst school teachers that they need to better prepair us for college. In most classes teachers stull require bathroom passes, and the inability to walk the halls without a pass. I also feel that the teachers don't take into consideration other classes. I also believe that students need to have the ability to get to know the students on a better level. The relationship between students and teachers gets better the longer that you are at school, but the relationship struggles the first two years I would say. One other thing that is very frustrating as a student athlete is how teachers tend to make more of an effoet to attend the boys sporting events, talk about them in class, and make an effort to show support to them . While for womens athletics there are very few teachers that make an effort to come out and support at tournaments and away games while women never get a "fan" section.
Elmhurst College is a welcoming school that I felt like I'm at home when I first visited. Still, I feel the same way in this small community. It is ideal that every class I take has maximum 25 students, which means it's easier to focus and more chances to meet professors. The campus is very pretty. They provide number of opportunities to help students succeed; such as tutor center, health care, and counseling. Most professors are very nice and older students always will to help new students.
There are lots of international abroad options and local job or internship opportunities. The two main cafeterias provide us good foods and open in most of time. I like all these services, but there are few things I would like to change.
The food prices are way too expensive. And the full time tuition is too much that it is always a burden to me in my academic life.
There are lots of international abroad options and local job or internship opportunities. The two main cafeterias provide us good foods and open in most of time. I like all these services, but there are few things I would like to change.
The food prices are way too expensive. And the full time tuition is too much that it is always a burden to me in my academic life.
I have attended schools in District 205 for all of my years of education, in which I have always found belonging and a strong sense of community. I truly could not be happier with my experience, as I know I am more fortunate than most. I have had numerous caring teachers, close friends, and have consistently felt included with our tight-knit campus. There are always new opportunities, ways to meet people, and to become more involved with our schools. Being involved, even though it becomes time consuming, is completely worthwhile, as it has only strengthened my positive feelings for District 205, making me extremely grateful for the experience I have had. In the future, I hope to find an environment with as many resources and passionate people to help me continue my journey.