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Illinois: the lowest-performing school districts

327 districts

Illinois public school districts ranked by the lowest enrollment-weighted state-assessment proficiency. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 42.9%. Showing ranks 301 to 327.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudents% Proficient
301Will County SD 92IL41,43562.5%
302Byron CUSD 226IL31,46162.6%
303Mokena SD 159IL31,55763.2%
304Williamsville CUSD 15IL31,45863.2%
305CUSD 200IL2011,63963.6%
306Lisle CUSD 202IL31,56264.0%
307Mascoutah CUD 19IL54,34564.4%
308Oak Park ESD 97IL105,56064.5%
309Summit Hill SD 161IL72,68265.2%
310Indian Prairie CUSD 204IL3226,10866.0%
311Lemont-Bromberek CSD 113AIL42,66467.3%
312Columbia CUSD 4IL41,90467.4%
313CUSD 201IL51,33067.5%
314Morton CUSD 709IL63,24768.0%
315Teutopolis CUSD 50IL31,12568.8%
316Dunlap CUSD 323IL84,83769.2%
317Arlington Heights SD 25IL95,42369.5%
318Glenview CCSD 34IL84,28770.0%
319Elmhurst SD 205IL138,28070.1%
320St Charles CUSD 303IL1611,95270.1%
321Barrington CUSD 220IL127,93670.2%
322Tri Valley CUSD 3IL31,07470.6%
323Palos CCSD 118IL32,12270.9%
324Naperville CUSD 203IL2216,04773.5%
325North Palos SD 117IL53,35074.2%
326Riverside SD 96IL51,79474.2%
327Lake Zurich CUSD 95IL85,77274.7%

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