Innovations Academy

Yaneth Leanos 

on Google

3 months ago

As a former student at Innovations Academy, I will be honest. My time there was a good time. I had rough times there but I met many great staff members there in the 2 1/2 years I attended. One of the teachers I had a great relationship was with Mr. Mark Kronenberg. When I first saw him I was like “Eh he seems like a moody person” but as I started talking to him more I realized that he was actually a great teacher that genuinely cared about his students. I was lucky to have him as a teacher in my final weeks at Innovations Ac... read more

Mesiah Crump 

on Google

3 months ago

I used to go to the school they do have there ups and downs but it’s a good school the staff do care about your future and help you reach your goals they will all want to see you do good even if your in a bad spot but when I was going to innovation academy there was one teacher that stood out his name was me Mark Kronenberg was a very helpful in every way possible helped me with my work when I didn’t know what to do talked to me about stuff I didn’t want to talk about to others when I’m feeling down he’ll always find a way t... read more

Mesiah Crump 

on Google

3 months ago

I used to go to the school they do have there ups and downs but it’s a good school the staff do care about your future and help you reach your goals my teacher was a very helpful in every I did so I will give this school 5 stars 

bby vamp 

on Google

5 months ago

As a fellow student, innovations academy is a really enjoyable school, in terms of the teaching methods, staff, and everything else. Round of applause for my teacher Mark, he has really encouraged me to do better not just as a student but in life and to want more for myself.  

Julie Horn 

on Google

6 months ago

During my time at Innovations Academy in Streamwood, I observed significant leadership turnover and challenges with staffing, resources, and consistent support. The therapeutic services advitised on their website are not provided for the students. Classrooms combined students with a range of complex needs (edbd, autisum)and lacked adequate materials, supervision, and consistent intervention. Many staff faced safety concerns with minimal administrative response. Many staff requested items such as outdoor equipment were often ... read more