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Homewood-Flossmoor High School
(708) 799-3000
999 Kedzie Ave
Flossmoor, IL 60422
Level: 9-12
District: Homewood Flossmoor CHSD 233



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In-depth school information including test scores, student stats, parent ratings and reviews for Homewood-Flossmoor High School, Flossmoor, IL.


Cenus InfoValueYear
Student Teacher Ratio:16.7% (2006)
Percent Free and Reduced Price Lunch:0% (2006)
White, non-Hispanic:38.5% (2007)
Black, non-Hispanic:52.4% (2007)
Hispanic:5.1% (2007)
American Indian/Alaskan Native:0.1% (2007)
Asian/Pacific Islander:1.7% (2007)
Multiracial:2.1% (2007)


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Homewood-Flossmoor High School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating4
Average Principals Rating3
Average Teachers Rating4
Average Activities Rating4
Average Parents Rating4
Average Safety Rating3


Homewood-Flossmoor High School Reviews

 
My son graduated from HF this year and I have a daughter who will be a sophomore. We moved to the area especially for HF and its diversity. HF has challenged my children as well as prepare them in the areas of academics and more importantly real life. I find that the school address the safety issues promptly and more important accurately. I would highly recommend HF to any parent that is looking for their child to accept the world as it is and then take it by storm

We were so impressed with HF that we purchased our home in the school;s district. We feel our girls are getting a good education, but we can also sense a deterioration taking place, behavior-wise. The students have become less respectful to the rules and demands of HF. However, we keep very good communication with the school via its outstanding Parent-Connect. The teachers are very prompt an efficient in answering questions and all grades of quizzes, tests, quarter and semester grades are readily available giving parents immediate feedback to any existent problems. This is a huge plus for HF. Our girls are happy also with the sports. We only hope that the behavior of some erratic students will be handled strictly as far as a dismissal policy. It is a shame to ruin such a well-organized and equipped institution for learning. Our girls receive very good grades. The teachers are excellent.

HF was once a great high school, but has really struggled with student security issues, safety on campus, and dropping test scores. I admire the battle the administration is putting up to save HF, but it is no where near the level of suburban high schools in the west north suburbs.

My son is a Freshman at HF. I have been very impressed by how caring the faculty and administrators are. He is in both Honors and Regular classes and is challenged in all. They have a wonderful Music department and many fine after school activities. I would highly recommend HF to anyone.

HF is better than public high schools in the immediate area, but that does not say much. Compared to the top high schools in DuPage County and the North Shore, HF is not even in the same league (it once was). HF has real security issues that only seem to get worse, and for that reason alone, it is seems dangerous. This is tragic, since the school faculty is actually decent and there are many opportunities for academically inclined students. Like Rich Central, HF's best days were many years ago. I would think twice about sending my child there under today's conditions.

HF was once a great school, but has some real issues now that make the campus unsafe; I would be very cautious about sending my children there these days and many opt for Marian Catholic. Many years ago, HF stood with schools like New Trier, Hinsdale, and Wheaton, but that HF is a distant memory unfortunately.

I knew this school was great when I attended in the 70s, but I think it is even better now. I have 2 children at H-F and they have even more opportunities in classes, sports and activities than I did.

I am a HF graduate of 2004. I knew I had learned a lot, but I did not fully understand until I started college and saw just how well prepared I had been especially when compared to those from other high schools. Everything from extra curricular activities to the course work is exceedingly above averge. The teachers are great but I also believe the policy on behavior is too strick in certain situations. I think that has more to do with the uptightness of the executive staff though. Overall HF is probably the greatest school in the country and by me being in the Army I have met alot of people from around this country.

HF is an excellent school. My child is currently attending and his experience has been nothing but good. The curriculum is outstanding compared to surrounding high schools. The test scores itself reflects that the children are learning and being prepared for college. The safety overall I feel is not a threat because the leadership within the school district has zero tolerance when it comes to behavior. I am convinced that my child will be prepared when going to college due to the education he has received from HF.

This school is good but there are some things that are not good with it like for example: the principal is not that into the students and some are the teachers are not concerned about the students.

I graduated from HF in 2004. HF prepared me well for college and I thoroughly enjoyed my high school experience. HF provided a safe, enriching and supportive environment and remains one of the top public high schools in the nation in academics. I am proud to be a HF grad.

H-F was once a premier high school in Illinois, but has had a really difficult time in the last 10 years, as student safety is a real issue. The school is much too large, and while it offers a better academic program than other public high schools in the south suburbs, teachers cannot keep up with the increasing discipline problems and safety concerns. As an alum, H-F gave me a great education, but that was many years ago. Today, I would recommend a private high school because the increasing safety issues are too much of a threat to the dedicated student. It is sad to state this, because H-F was once a model of academic excellence, and the school had so many resources that no one else provided.

This high school definitely prepared my daughter for college. She said her freshman year at college was easy compared to high school.

H-F is a wonderful school for the brightest students. However, it seems the average level student is largely ignored... Unless your special needs child is severely handicapped, the Special Education Department is utterly deplorable.

Very good school academically, strong accelerated programs. Newer students may get 'lost' in the bigness and pace. Very strong computer and sciences, could use more foreign languages. Arts and humanities are good also.

My daughter is graduating from H-F this year and I feel that she is academically and socially ready for the world ahead. H-F has great teachers, an expansive, challenging curriculum and so many extracurricular activities, clubs and sports that there is truly a place for every child. The school is very racially diverse, providing a microcosm of the world graduates will encounter. The adminstration gets extra points for encouraging all students to excel. AP classes are available to everyone, something not many schools encourage. H-F also boasts an extensive vocational program. I highly recommend H-F to any parent that wants their child to receive an excellent education in a diverse community.

It is a great school with great help and support.

Graduated Class of 2000 - Solid academics for those that want to take advantage of them, felt well prepared for college. Extracurriculars and facilities are amazing, I haven't seen another High School with anything comparable. Teachers all care and have drive, some more than other obviously. Parents keep active, and overall school safety feels fine. Administration leads well, but inside connections corrupt decisions more than they should. Overall HF was a great experience - just a few cheatings by the Admin. left bad aftertaste.

I think Homewood Flossmor High School is great. It has so many more wonderful programs and opportunities available than other schools in the area. It's just too bad that many of the students do not utilize them. My problem is with the gangs and drugs. Don't fool yourself. They are there and it seems they are accepted. I hope there is enough good to keep the good kids on the right track. Are our kids spoiled? Maybe our parents could spend some time with their kids and teach them to appreciate things instead of taking them for granted. The school standards are very high but many of the kids don't have the guidance at home.

What is happening to Homewood-Flossmoor High School? I no longer feel the sense of safety I once did with previous students. Passing from one class to another has become not only difficult, but intimidating as well. As far as AP placement, I believe this high school places children in these classes to keep up the image they are quickly disinheritating. How unfortunate for this once highly respected high school.

School has more than a lot of oportunities. Tons of sports, auto stuff, art, Ap classes etc. However, in general it helps the good students and forgets about the bad ones. So if your not a golden student, it is possible to network to make better opportunities for yourself. You have to initiate everything if you want help from faculty supervisors etc, because the school will focus on their top students on default. Can be very difficult to control the drug infiltration also, even with security guards and cameras.

Great school, it has something to offer everyone from AP classes,sports, clubs, television radio stations. HF has won 3 Blue Ribbon awards among others.

Freat school,great music program(international tours), the best broadcasting program out there!



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