Western High School

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NCES school code: 34902921
Federal ESSA overall rating, as IDOE’s file states it: “Meets Expectations” IDOE 2024-25 federal ESSA overall rating exactly as labelled in the source. It is not a DistrictFacts rating and is not used for ranking.
Parent organization: Western School Corporation
Grades in source year: 09–12
Corporation per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2018-2019): $7,492.88. Corp Per/Student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2019, running July through June.
Corporation per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2019-2020): $7,835.50. Corp Per/Student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2020, running July through June.
Corporation per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2020-2021): $8,473.12. Corp Per/Student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2021, running July through June.
Corporation per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2021-2022): $8,367.11. Corp Per/Student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2022, running July through June.
Federal-fund per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2018-2019): $7.22. FedFund per/student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2019, running July through June.
Federal-fund per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2019-2020): $18.30. FedFund per/student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2020, running July through June.
Federal-fund per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2020-2021): $188.89. FedFund per/student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2021, running July through June.
Federal-fund per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2021-2022): $183.60. FedFund per/student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2022, running July through June.
Per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2018-2019): $8,093.80. School Per/Student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2019, running July through June.
Per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2019-2020): $8,380.27. School Per/Student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2020, running July through June.
Per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2020-2021): $8,846.90. School Per/Student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2021, running July through June.
Per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2021-2022): $8,753.94. School Per/Student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2022, running July through June.
State-and-local-fund per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2018-2019): $8,086.58. StateLocalFund per/student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2019, running July through June.
State-and-local-fund per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2019-2020): $8,361.97. StateLocalFund per/student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2020, running July through June.
State-and-local-fund per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2020-2021): $8,658.01. StateLocalFund per/student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2021, running July through June.
State-and-local-fund per-student spending (ESSA financial transparency report) (2021-2022): $8,570.34. StateLocalFund per/student from IDOE's ESSA financial transparency report; cash-basis fiscal-year expenditures divided by the October 1 enrollment count. Source period: Indiana fiscal year 2022, running July through June.
Attendance rate (IDOE) (2022-2023): 92.47%. School; IDOE attendance rate for 2022-23, as stated in the source. It is not chronic absenteeism.
Attendance rate (IDOE) (2023-2024): 92.54%. School; IDOE attendance rate for 2023-24, as stated in the source. It is not chronic absenteeism.
Attendance rate (IDOE) (2024-2025): 93.37%. School; IDOE attendance rate for 2024-25, as stated in the source. It is not chronic absenteeism.
Attendance rate (IDOE) (2025-2026): 93.92%. School; IDOE attendance rate for 2025-26, as stated in the source. It is not chronic absenteeism.
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2013): 15.81%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2013. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2013 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2014): 13.95%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2014. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2014 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2015): 16.57%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2015. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2015 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2016): 15.86%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2016. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2016 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2017): 20.49%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2017. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2017 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2018): 16.15%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2018. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2018 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2019): 20.25%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2019. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2019 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2020): 17.35%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2020. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2020 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2021): 9.98%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2021. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2021 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2022): 18.65%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2022. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2022 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2023): 25.42%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2023. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2023 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2024): 26.13%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2024. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2024 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2025): 20.66%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2025. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2025 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Chronic absenteeism rate (IDOE) (2026): 17.1%. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2026. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2026 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2013): 841 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2013. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2013 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2014): 853 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2014. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2014 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2015): 845 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2015. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2015 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2016): 883 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2016. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2016 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2017): 864 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2017. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2017 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2018): 842 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2018. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2018 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2019): 869 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2019. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2019 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2020): 830 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2020. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2020 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2021): 852 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2021. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2021 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2022): 874 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2022. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2022 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2023): 834 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2023. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2023 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2024): 815 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2024. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2024 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2025): 818 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2025. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2025 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students included in the chronic absenteeism measure (IDOE) (2026): 801 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2026. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2026 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2013): 133 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2013. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2013 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2014): 119 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2014. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2014 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2015): 140 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2015. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2015 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2016): 140 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2016. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2016 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2017): 177 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2017. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2017 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2018): 136 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2018. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2018 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2019): 176 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2019. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2019 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2020): 144 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2020. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2020 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2021): 85 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2021. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2021 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2022): 163 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2022. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2022 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2023): 212 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2023. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2023 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2024): 213 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2024. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2024 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2025): 169 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2025. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2025 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
Students chronically absent (IDOE) (2026): 137 students. School; IDOE chronic absenteeism for school year ID 2026. Chronic absenteeism and attendance rate are different measures. Source period: IDOE school-year ID 2026 (as labelled in the source; not converted to a span).
English learner students, share of enrollment (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 2.17%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's english learner students count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; the printed source percent is a cross-check, not the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
English learner students (IDOE) (2026): 17 students. School; IDOE 2026 english learner students count. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, grade 1 (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 0%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's grade 1 count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, grade 1 (IDOE) (2026): 0 students. School; IDOE enrollment in grade 1 from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, grade 10 (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 25.54%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's grade 10 count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, grade 10 (IDOE) (2026): 200 students. School; IDOE enrollment in grade 10 from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, grade 11 (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 23.24%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's grade 11 count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, grade 11 (IDOE) (2026): 182 students. School; IDOE enrollment in grade 11 from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, grade 12+/adult (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 0%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's grade 12+/adult count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, grade 12+/adult (IDOE) (2026): 0 students. School; IDOE enrollment in grade 12+/adult from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, grade 12 (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 25.29%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's grade 12 count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, grade 12 (IDOE) (2026): 198 students. School; IDOE enrollment in grade 12 from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, grade 2 (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 0%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's grade 2 count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, grade 2 (IDOE) (2026): 0 students. School; IDOE enrollment in grade 2 from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, grade 3 (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 0%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's grade 3 count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, grade 3 (IDOE) (2026): 0 students. School; IDOE enrollment in grade 3 from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, grade 4 (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 0%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's grade 4 count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, grade 4 (IDOE) (2026): 0 students. School; IDOE enrollment in grade 4 from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, grade 5 (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 0%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's grade 5 count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, grade 5 (IDOE) (2026): 0 students. School; IDOE enrollment in grade 5 from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, grade 6 (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 0.13%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's grade 6 count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, grade 6 (IDOE) (2026): 1 student. School; IDOE enrollment in grade 6 from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, grade 7 (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 0.89%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's grade 7 count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, grade 7 (IDOE) (2026): 7 students. School; IDOE enrollment in grade 7 from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, grade 8 (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 0.26%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's grade 8 count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, grade 8 (IDOE) (2026): 2 students. School; IDOE enrollment in grade 8 from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, grade 9 (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 24.65%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's grade 9 count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, grade 9 (IDOE) (2026): 193 students. School; IDOE enrollment in grade 9 from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, kindergarten (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 0%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's kindergarten count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, kindergarten (IDOE) (2026): 0 students. School; IDOE enrollment in kindergarten from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Share of enrollment, prekindergarten (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 0%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's prekindergarten count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Enrollment, prekindergarten (IDOE) (2026): 0 students. School; IDOE enrollment in prekindergarten from worksheet 2026. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
American Indian students, share of enrollment (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 0.13%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's american indian students count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
American Indian students (IDOE enrollment) (2026): 1 student. School; IDOE 2026 enrollment count for american indian students. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Asian students, share of enrollment (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 2.17%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's asian students count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Asian students (IDOE enrollment) (2026): 17 students. School; IDOE 2026 enrollment count for asian students. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Black students, share of enrollment (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 3.58%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's black students count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Black students (IDOE enrollment) (2026): 28 students. School; IDOE 2026 enrollment count for black students. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Hispanic students, share of enrollment (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 5.87%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's hispanic students count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Hispanic students (IDOE enrollment) (2026): 46 students. School; IDOE 2026 enrollment count for hispanic students. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Multiracial students, share of enrollment (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 4.6%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's multiracial students count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Multiracial students (IDOE enrollment) (2026): 36 students. School; IDOE 2026 enrollment count for multiracial students. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander students, share of enrollment (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 0%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's native hawaiian or other pacific islander students count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander students (IDOE enrollment) (2026): 0 students. School; IDOE 2026 enrollment count for native hawaiian or other pacific islander students. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
White students, share of enrollment (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 83.65%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's white students count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; no other file supplies the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
White students (IDOE enrollment) (2026): 655 students. School; IDOE 2026 enrollment count for white students. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2006): 758 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2006; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2006; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2007): 791 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2007; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2007; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2008): 805 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2008; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2008; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2009): 795 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2009; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2009; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2010): 803 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2010; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2010; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2011): 813 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2011; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2011; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2012): 815 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2012; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2012; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2013): 817 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2013; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2013; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2014): 833 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2014; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2014; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2015): 843 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2015; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2015; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2016): 857 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2016; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2016; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2017): 857 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2017; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2017; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2018): 824 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2018; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2018; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2019): 850 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2019; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2019; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2020): 812 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2020; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2020; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2021): 826 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2021; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2021; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2022): 841 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2022; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2022; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2023): 824 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2023; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2023; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2024): 795 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2024; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2024; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2025): 804 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2025; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2025; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Total enrollment (IDOE) (2026): 783 students. School; IDOE enrollment total from worksheet 2026; the period is the worksheet's exact year label. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Students receiving free or reduced-price meals, share of enrollment (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 27.97%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's Free/Reduced Price Meals count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row. This is a meal-status share, not a general poverty measure. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Students receiving free or reduced-price meals (IDOE) (2026): 219 students. School; IDOE 2026 count in the source's Free/Reduced Price Meals column. This is a meal-status count, not a general poverty measure. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Federal four-year graduation rate: cohort (2024-2025): 203 students. IDOE 2025 federal four-year graduation rate. Under the workbook’s federal definition, students graduating with a waiver are not counted as graduates. Source period: the 2025 graduating cohort. The 2025 graduating cohort is represented by the ending school year 2024-2025.
Federal four-year graduation rate: graduates (2024-2025): 199 students. IDOE 2025 federal four-year graduation rate. Under the workbook’s federal definition, students graduating with a waiver are not counted as graduates. Source period: the 2025 graduating cohort. The 2025 graduating cohort is represented by the ending school year 2024-2025.
Federal four-year graduation rate (2024-2025): 98%. IDOE 2025 federal four-year graduation rate. Under the workbook’s federal definition, students graduating with a waiver are not counted as graduates. Source period: the 2025 graduating cohort. The 2025 graduating cohort is represented by the ending school year 2024-2025.
State graduation rate (includes waivers): cohort (2024-2025): 203 students. IDOE 2025 state graduation rate (includes waivers). Under the workbook’s state definition, students graduating with a waiver are included as graduates; the published total is the workbook’s capped graduation rate, which applies its alternate-diploma and waiver caps. Source period: the 2025 graduating cohort. The 2025 graduating cohort is represented by the ending school year 2024-2025.
State graduation rate (includes waivers): graduates (2024-2025): 199 students. IDOE 2025 state graduation rate (includes waivers). Under the workbook’s state definition, students graduating with a waiver are included as graduates; the published total is the workbook’s capped graduation rate, which applies its alternate-diploma and waiver caps. Source period: the 2025 graduating cohort. The 2025 graduating cohort is represented by the ending school year 2024-2025.
State graduation rate (includes waivers) (2024-2025): 96.6%. IDOE 2025 state graduation rate (includes waivers). Under the workbook’s state definition, students graduating with a waiver are included as graduates; the published total is the workbook’s capped graduation rate, which applies its alternate-diploma and waiver caps. Source period: the 2025 graduating cohort. The 2025 graduating cohort is represented by the ending school year 2024-2025.
Historical ACT: average composite score (2007-2008): 22.61. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2007-08. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average composite score (2008-2009): 23.24. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2008-09. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average composite score (2009-2010): 22.17. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2009-10. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average composite score (2010-2011): 22.75. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2010-11. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average composite score (2011-2012): 23.43. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2011-12. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average composite score (2012-2013): 22.37. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2012-13. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average composite score (2013-2014): 22.69. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2013-14. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average composite score (2014-2015): 25.48. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2014-15. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average composite score (2015-2016): 23.19. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2015-16. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average composite score (2016-2017): 22.03. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2016-17. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average composite score (2017-2018): 23.74. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2017-18. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average English score (2007-2008): 22.26. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2007-08. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average English score (2008-2009): 21.29. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2008-09. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average English score (2009-2010): 21.46. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2009-10. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average English score (2010-2011): 22.06. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2010-11. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average English score (2011-2012): 22.08. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2011-12. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average English score (2012-2013): 22.37. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2012-13. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average English score (2013-2014): 21.89. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2013-14. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average English score (2014-2015): 24.83. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2014-15. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average English score (2015-2016): 11.42. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2015-16. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average English score (2016-2017): 21.65. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2016-17. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average English score (2017-2018): 22.88. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2017-18. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates (2007-2008): 166 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2007-08. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates (2008-2009): 170 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2008-09. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates (2009-2010): 172 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2009-10. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates (2010-2011): 175 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2010-11. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates (2011-2012): 173 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2011-12. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates (2012-2013): 163 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2012-13. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates (2013-2014): 184 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2013-14. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates (2014-2015): 179 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2014-15. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates (2015-2016): 184 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2015-16. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates (2016-2017): 177 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2016-17. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates (2017-2018): 185 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2017-18. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average mathematics score (2007-2008): 22.52. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2007-08. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average mathematics score (2008-2009): 24.29. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2008-09. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average mathematics score (2009-2010): 23.21. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2009-10. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average mathematics score (2010-2011): 23.75. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2010-11. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average mathematics score (2011-2012): 24.83. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2011-12. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average mathematics score (2012-2013): 22.77. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2012-13. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average mathematics score (2013-2014): 22.94. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2013-14. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average mathematics score (2014-2015): 25.52. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2014-15. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average mathematics score (2015-2016): 12.29. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2015-16. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average mathematics score (2016-2017): 21.8. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2016-17. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average mathematics score (2017-2018): 24.44. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2017-18. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates taking ACT (2007-2008): 13.9%. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2007-08. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates taking ACT (2008-2009): 10%. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2008-09. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates taking ACT (2009-2010): 14%. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2009-10. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates taking ACT (2010-2011): 20.6%. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2010-11. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates taking ACT (2011-2012): 23.1%. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2011-12. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates taking ACT (2012-2013): 21.5%. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2012-13. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates taking ACT (2013-2014): 19.6%. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2013-14. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates taking ACT (2014-2015): 12.8%. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2014-15. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates taking ACT (2015-2016): 33.7%. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2015-16. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates taking ACT (2016-2017): 22.6%. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2016-17. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: graduates taking ACT (2017-2018): 18.4%. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2017-18. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average reading score (2007-2008): 23.52. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2007-08. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average reading score (2008-2009): 23.76. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2008-09. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average reading score (2009-2010): 22.04. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2009-10. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average reading score (2010-2011): 22.81. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2010-11. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average reading score (2011-2012): 23.63. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2011-12. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average reading score (2012-2013): 21.34. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2012-13. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average reading score (2013-2014): 23.22. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2013-14. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average reading score (2014-2015): 26. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2014-15. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average reading score (2015-2016): 12.56. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2015-16. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average reading score (2016-2017): 22.75. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2016-17. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average reading score (2017-2018): 24.32. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2017-18. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average science score (2007-2008): 21.35. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2007-08. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average science score (2008-2009): 23.24. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2008-09. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average science score (2009-2010): 21. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2009-10. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average science score (2010-2011): 22.03. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2010-11. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average science score (2011-2012): 22.63. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2011-12. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average science score (2012-2013): 22.66. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2012-13. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average science score (2013-2014): 22.36. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2013-14. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average science score (2014-2015): 24.74. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2014-15. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average science score (2015-2016): 12.19. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2015-16. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average science score (2016-2017): 21.48. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2016-17. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: average science score (2017-2018): 23.03. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2017-18. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: students taking ACT (2007-2008): 23 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2007-08. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: students taking ACT (2008-2009): 17 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2008-09. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: students taking ACT (2009-2010): 24 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2009-10. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: students taking ACT (2010-2011): 36 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2010-11. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: students taking ACT (2011-2012): 40 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2011-12. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: students taking ACT (2012-2013): 35 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2012-13. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: students taking ACT (2013-2014): 36 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2013-14. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: students taking ACT (2014-2015): 23 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2014-15. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: students taking ACT (2015-2016): 62 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2015-16. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: students taking ACT (2016-2017): 40 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2016-17. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical ACT: students taking ACT (2017-2018): 34 students. Historical IDOE ACT corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2017-18. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2007-2008): 166 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2007-08. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2008-2009): 170 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2008-09. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2009-2010): 172 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2009-10. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2010-2011): 175 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2010-11. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2011-2012): 173 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2011-12. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2012-2013): 163 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2012-13. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2013-2014): 184 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2013-14. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2014-2015): 179 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2014-15. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2015-2016): 184 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2015-16. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2016-2017): 177 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2016-17. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2017-2018): 185 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2017-18. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2018-2019): 209 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2018-19. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2019-2020): 183 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2019-20. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2020-2021): 180 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2020-21. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates in four-year cohort (2021-2022): 191 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2021-22. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2007-2008): 20 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2007-08. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2008-2009): 14 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2008-09. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2009-2010): 26 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2009-10. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2010-2011): 38 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2010-11. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2011-2012): 32 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2011-12. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2012-2013): 20 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2012-13. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2013-2014): 34 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2013-14. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2014-2015): 31 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2014-15. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2015-2016): 45 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2015-16. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2016-2017): 31 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2016-17. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2017-2018): 43 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2017-18. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2018-2019): 51 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2018-19. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2019-2020): 58 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2019-20. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2020-2021): 50 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2020-21. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2021-2022): 47 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2021-22. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2007-2008): 34 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2007-08. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2008-2009): 37 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2008-09. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2009-2010): 78 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2009-10. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2010-2011): 88 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2010-11. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2011-2012): 73 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2011-12. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2012-2013): 61 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2012-13. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2013-2014): 75 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2013-14. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2014-2015): 71 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2014-15. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2015-2016): 75 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2015-16. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2016-2017): 60 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2016-17. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2017-2018): 80 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2017-18. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2018-2019): 58 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2018-19. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2019-2020): 90 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2019-20. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2020-2021): 79 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2020-21. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2021-2022): 91 students. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2021-22. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2007-2008): 12%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2007-08. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2008-2009): 8.2%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2008-09. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2009-2010): 15.1%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2009-10. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2010-2011): 21.7%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2010-11. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2011-2012): 18.5%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2011-12. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2012-2013): 12.3%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2012-13. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2013-2014): 18.5%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2013-14. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2014-2015): 17.3%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2014-15. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2015-2016): 24.5%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2015-16. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2016-2017): 17.5%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2016-17. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2017-2018): 23.2%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2017-18. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2018-2019): 24.4%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2018-19. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2019-2020): 31.7%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2019-20. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2020-2021): 27.8%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2020-21. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates passing at least one AP exam (2021-2022): 24.6%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2021-22. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2007-2008): 20.5%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2007-08. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2008-2009): 21.8%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2008-09. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2009-2010): 45.3%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2009-10. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2010-2011): 50.3%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2010-11. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2011-2012): 42.2%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2011-12. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2012-2013): 37.4%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2012-13. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2013-2014): 40.8%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2013-14. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2014-2015): 39.7%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2014-15. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2015-2016): 40.8%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2015-16. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2016-2017): 33.9%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2016-17. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2017-2018): 43.2%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2017-18. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2018-2019): 27.8%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2018-19. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2019-2020): 49.2%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2019-20. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2020-2021): 43.9%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2020-21. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Historical AP: graduates taking at least one AP exam (2021-2022): 47.6%. Historical IDOE AP corporation/school file trend point for the source period 2021-22. It is retained only in the trend series and must never be presented as a current result.
Reported bullying incidents (IDOE) (2024-2025): 0 incidents. School; IDOE-reported bullying incidents, summed across the source's physical, verbal, social/relational, written/electronic and combination categories. This is a count, not a rate and not a discipline rate.
Reported bullying incidents (IDOE) (2025-2026): 2 incidents. School; IDOE-reported bullying incidents, summed across the source's physical, verbal, social/relational, written/electronic and combination categories. This is a count, not a rate and not a discipline rate.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students at benchmark — Female (2025-2026): 18 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Female: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students at benchmark — Free/Reduced price meals (2025-2026): 8 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Free/Reduced price meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students at benchmark — General Education (2025-2026): 56 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), General Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students at benchmark — Male (2025-2026): 39 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Male: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students at benchmark — Non-English Language Learner (2025-2026): 57 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Non-English Language Learner: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students at benchmark — Paid meals (2025-2026): 49 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Paid meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students at benchmark — Special Education (2025-2026): 1 student. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Special Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students at benchmark — White (2025-2026): 49 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), White: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students at benchmark (2025-2026): 57 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), all students: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: at benchmark — Female (2025-2026): 24%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Female: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: at benchmark — Free/Reduced price meals (2025-2026): 20.5%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Free/Reduced price meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: at benchmark — General Education (2025-2026): 35.9%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), General Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: at benchmark — Male (2025-2026): 39%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Male: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: at benchmark — Non-English Language Learner (2025-2026): 33.3%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Non-English Language Learner: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: at benchmark — Paid meals (2025-2026): 36%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Paid meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: at benchmark — Special Education (2025-2026): 5.3%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Special Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: at benchmark — White (2025-2026): 32.9%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), White: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: at benchmark (2025-2026): 32.6%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), all students: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — American Indian (2025-2026): 1 student. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), American Indian: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — Asian (2025-2026): 4 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Asian: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — Black (2025-2026): 9 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Black: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — English Language Learner (2025-2026): 4 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), English Language Learner: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — Female (2025-2026): 75 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Female: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — Free/Reduced price meals (2025-2026): 39 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Free/Reduced price meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — General Education (2025-2026): 156 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), General Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — Hispanic (2025-2026): 7 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Hispanic: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — Male (2025-2026): 100 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Male: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — Multiracial (2025-2026): 5 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Multiracial: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — Non-English Language Learner (2025-2026): 171 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Non-English Language Learner: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — Paid meals (2025-2026): 136 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Paid meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — Special Education (2025-2026): 19 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Special Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested — White (2025-2026): 149 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), White: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 both EBRW and mathematics: students tested (2025-2026): 175 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), all students: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students at benchmark — Female (2025-2026): 43 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Female: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students at benchmark — Free/Reduced price meals (2025-2026): 20 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Free/Reduced price meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students at benchmark — General Education (2025-2026): 104 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), General Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students at benchmark — Male (2025-2026): 65 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Male: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students at benchmark — Non-English Language Learner (2025-2026): 106 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Non-English Language Learner: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students at benchmark — Paid meals (2025-2026): 88 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Paid meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students at benchmark — Special Education (2025-2026): 4 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Special Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students at benchmark — White (2025-2026): 95 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), White: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students at benchmark (2025-2026): 108 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), all students: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: at benchmark — Female (2025-2026): 57.3%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Female: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: at benchmark — Free/Reduced price meals (2025-2026): 51.3%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Free/Reduced price meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: at benchmark — General Education (2025-2026): 66.7%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), General Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: at benchmark — Male (2025-2026): 65%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Male: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: at benchmark — Non-English Language Learner (2025-2026): 62%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Non-English Language Learner: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: at benchmark — Paid meals (2025-2026): 64.7%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Paid meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: at benchmark — Special Education (2025-2026): 21.1%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Special Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: at benchmark — White (2025-2026): 63.8%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), White: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: at benchmark (2025-2026): 61.7%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), all students: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — American Indian (2025-2026): 1 student. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), American Indian: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — Asian (2025-2026): 4 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Asian: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — Black (2025-2026): 9 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Black: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — English Language Learner (2025-2026): 4 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), English Language Learner: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — Female (2025-2026): 75 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Female: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — Free/Reduced price meals (2025-2026): 39 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Free/Reduced price meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — General Education (2025-2026): 156 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), General Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — Hispanic (2025-2026): 7 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Hispanic: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — Male (2025-2026): 100 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Male: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — Multiracial (2025-2026): 5 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Multiracial: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — Non-English Language Learner (2025-2026): 171 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Non-English Language Learner: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — Paid meals (2025-2026): 136 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Paid meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — Special Education (2025-2026): 19 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Special Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested — White (2025-2026): 149 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), White: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 evidence-based reading and writing: students tested (2025-2026): 175 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), all students: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students at benchmark — Female (2025-2026): 20 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Female: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students at benchmark — Free/Reduced price meals (2025-2026): 9 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Free/Reduced price meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students at benchmark — General Education (2025-2026): 60 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), General Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students at benchmark — Male (2025-2026): 41 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Male: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students at benchmark — Non-English Language Learner (2025-2026): 61 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Non-English Language Learner: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students at benchmark — Paid meals (2025-2026): 52 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Paid meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students at benchmark — Special Education (2025-2026): 1 student. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Special Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students at benchmark — White (2025-2026): 51 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), White: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students at benchmark (2025-2026): 61 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), all students: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: at benchmark — Female (2025-2026): 26.7%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Female: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: at benchmark — Free/Reduced price meals (2025-2026): 23.1%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Free/Reduced price meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: at benchmark — General Education (2025-2026): 38.5%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), General Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: at benchmark — Male (2025-2026): 41%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Male: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: at benchmark — Non-English Language Learner (2025-2026): 35.7%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Non-English Language Learner: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: at benchmark — Paid meals (2025-2026): 38.2%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Paid meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: at benchmark — Special Education (2025-2026): 5.3%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Special Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: at benchmark — White (2025-2026): 34.2%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), White: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: at benchmark (2025-2026): 34.9%. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), all students: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — American Indian (2025-2026): 1 student. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), American Indian: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — Asian (2025-2026): 4 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Asian: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — Black (2025-2026): 9 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Black: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — English Language Learner (2025-2026): 4 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), English Language Learner: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — Female (2025-2026): 75 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Female: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — Free/Reduced price meals (2025-2026): 39 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Free/Reduced price meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — General Education (2025-2026): 156 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), General Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — Hispanic (2025-2026): 7 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Hispanic: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — Male (2025-2026): 100 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Male: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — Multiracial (2025-2026): 5 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Multiracial: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — Non-English Language Learner (2025-2026): 171 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Non-English Language Learner: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — Paid meals (2025-2026): 136 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Paid meals: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — Special Education (2025-2026): 19 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), Special Education: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested — White (2025-2026): 149 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), White: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. This student-group result is display-only and must never be used to rank or compare student groups. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
SAT grade 11 mathematics: students tested (2025-2026): 175 students. IDOE SAT grade 11 Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), all students: the source-published at-benchmark count, tested count and benchmark percentage. Source period: Spring 2026 state administration (graduation cohort 2027), an assessment administration represented by school year 2025-2026.
Students receiving special education services, share of enrollment (computed from IDOE counts) (2026): 11.49%. School; DistrictFacts divides IDOE's students receiving special education services count by total enrollment from the same 2026 worksheet row; the printed source percent is a cross-check, not the denominator. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.
Students receiving special education services (IDOE) (2026): 90 students. School; IDOE 2026 students receiving special education services count. Source period: IDOE enrollment worksheet label 2026; the source supplies a bare reporting year and does not call it a school year.

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