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Submitted by other on May 02, 2015
I know many things have changed over the years, but my Mother whom just passed away attended this school in the 30's , if I'm calculating correctly. Before she passed she remembered the school and mentioned having fun with her friends there. So we all make what we can out if our lives. Do our best and these will live with us through our lives! My Mom was almost 94 years old.
Submitted by parent on May 14, 2014
Poorly managed by the current administration. Hostile environment for children overall. Negatives outweigh the positives! Not to mention no official choir, band, or even an art program. My child loves these things, but can't have an opportunity to enjoy them fully in school...
Submitted by parent on June 25, 2013
This is the worst school my child has ever encountered. My child has been ostracized humilated and bullied by the principal and teacher all because she wrote a review about how nasty and dirty this school is. The principal told kids not to sit by her or talk to her and basically trying to turn everyone against her. My daughter has witness him saying this. Instead of keeping the matter private he humilate her in front of the class about what she wrote in a review. There is fights everyday in the class my daughter was constantly picked on and everytime she tells an adult they don't listen and still fault her. When she tries to defend herself she is suspended right along with the other girls who started the fight. Everytime someone hit and picks a fight with her they want to suspend her and the people who officially started it. The staff even told me they knew my child was pick on and still suspended her when she was only defending herself. My daughter has came home and said the staff cussed at her. A teacher even told my daughter you have some kind of disorder where you need your own private space and no one will hired you when you become and adult. You been warned!!!!
Submitted by other on May 16, 2013
I attended Jacb Beidler in the early 1950's. It always was an important part of tghe westside of Chicago. the foundation I recived helped me to a military career as a Army Captain. a civilian career as a business owner and a state career as a socail worker with a college degree in psychology... everything started with the instruction I receved at Beidler...