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2011 Illinois school report cards

Test scores, class sizes, district finances and more

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Key findings in school report cards

Charters struggling like other CPS schools

Updated Nov 30, 2011
Chicago's charter school networks

Spending gap between state's rich, poor schools is vast

Updated Nov 7, 2011
Per-student spending: the top and bottom Chicago-area districts
Top High School Districts
Top Elementary School Districts
Bottom High School Districts
Bottom Elementary School Districts

Top 50 elementary and middle schools in Chicagoland

Updated Nov 2, 2011

Top 50 high schools in Chicagoland

Updated Nov 2, 2011

Illinois' high school juniors can't hide from state exams

Updated Nov 1, 2011
The 10 Chicagoland high schools with the most dramatic dips in their PSAE scores

New law would revamp Illinois School Report Cards

Updated Nov 1, 2011

Illinois high school graduation rates slump

Updated Oct 31, 2011 Video: One high school that defied the trend
Area schools with the biggest declines in graduation rates

Many third-graders fail key reading standard

Updated Oct 31, 2011
Reading scores: the five best
Reading scores: the five worst

New state exams coming in 2014

Updated Oct 31, 2011

Record percentage of Illinois schools fail to meet federal targets

Updated Oct 21, 2011
The eight schools that made the grade

High school test scores fall
to a new low

Updated Oct 20, 2011
Chicago elementary schools
that scored 100% on ISAT tests
Chicago high schools with
the best overall PSAE results

More about Chicago schools

About this site

Each year, the Illinois State Board of Education releases "report cards," detailed analyses of the performance of public schools and school districts in Illinois, in accordance with state and federal law. The reports are available on a state-funded web site and also as raw data. Except where otherwise noted, data on this site is derived from the raw 2011 report card data.

News application developers Alex Bordens, Brian Boyer, and Joe Germuska built this application with members of the Chicago Tribune education team: Susan Keaton, Tara Malone and Diane Rado.