Ruben Salazar Elementary School, Chicago | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

Doesn’t seem like they focus on plans or transportation to assist the disabled and their families as much.it would be nice if they could teach about other historical racail backgrounds. I also dislike that the school counselor leave it up to my disabled child to communicate a message to me in which can be very difficult at times, but yet she is a nice lady , and the Lady who at the front desk gives me and my children attitude sometimes, but overall the other staff there is very professional , as far as i know they keep the children safe overall .This school teach them quality education, and the children seems to get along from different racial background and it seems like no division in which i admire, and is a first in my book in a public grammer school! This is a good sign. I can tell my kids are learning and that im not the only one teaching them, and that’s for sure.my kids have no complaints getting out going to school. I also love the fact this school teaching them spanish at an early age! Keep up the great work. This community of parents love you all! P.s a happy mom??

My daughter’s first year here at Salazar (first grade) and I love this school! I am very happy that I chose this school, the staff is great and the principals. I love my daughters teacher and most importantly my daughter is happy to go to school each day!! I was a little concerned with older children being near (because of size difference), but no more concerns, I’m there during the mornings and all of the older kids are respectful. My daughters learning and on target, I have no complaints!!

the school is nice and i love the teachers and the staff, they teach us the right way of things and as an 8th grader i love how they prepare us and challenge us each day.