66 out of 10GreatSchools

Apollo Elementary School

Des Plaines, IL
  • Public
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  • Grades PK-5
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  • Enrollment: 592

Overview

Apollo Elementary School
10100 Dee Rd
Des Plaines, IL 60016
(847) 493-8402
Apollo Elementary School is located in Des Plaines, IL and serves grades PK-5.It received a GreatSchool rating of 6 out of 10
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Student Diversity

Race

Percentage

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
0%
Black
4%
Two or more races
15%
White
22%
Asian
29%
Hispanic
30%

Reviews8 Reviews

2.5
student
This school was absolutely the best because there was no bullying here and because of everyone’s diverse backgrounds no one ever felt left out or excluded
NaNprincipal
Apollo offers a rich learning environment to more than 600 PreK-5th grade students living in Des Plaines - and offers full-day kindergarten. Like all District 63 schools, it is committed to providing all students with the specific opportunities they need to succeed and thrive, District 63 schools, First Steps preschool, and Expanded Learning after and before school programs foster each child’s academic, social, emotional, and behavioral growth and achievement.
parent
Horrible! The worst experience in my lifetime. My recommendation: Stay away from this school.
parent
I have had my 5 children in school district almost their whole childhood. Grant it there have been a few teachers in the past that did not adapt to the times and seemed to have been waiting for tenure. However my children have overall had such a positive and successful experience with a multitude of caring teachers who truly love teaching. The principal leadership was uncertain in the last few years but that is starting to come around with some permanence and vision. While it is disappointing that there are no after school sports nor funding for extracurricular activities due to local tax payers choosing to scale back on local fine arts support in schools, the teachers, parents and PTA do their best to keep the students engaged in school. They come up with as many viable ideas and events as possible to involve children and parents alike. I have seen many teachers and parents volunteer at these events outside of the school day. Being a 50+hr working parent makes it difficult for me to volunteer. So when I see parents and teachers that are able, I am so grateful because my children benefit from the gift of their time and talents. I strongly continue to support Dist 63 & 207!
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