-
This year’s Illinois Report Card was released Monday. It’s an online education database on every K-12 school in Illinois. Peter Medlin reports on what this year’s report card shows for the state’s 3rd-largest school district: Rockford Public Schools.
-
In 2022, that was the case. RPS’ graduation rate was around 66% -- that’s more than 20% lower than the state average. It also highlights racial disparities riddled throughout the report card. Black students in Rockford have a graduation rate just above 50%.
-
State Superintendent of Education Carmen Ayala says student growth slowed dramatically during the first years of the pandemic. But in 2022 it bounced back and student growth was -- on average -- even slightly faster than it was in 2019.
-
During a recent visit to an elementary school in Rockford, the kids were making catapults in the MakerSpace lab. The lab is one of the central hubs of the…
-
Illinois data shows almost one in four public school teachers in the state miss 10-plus days of the school year.The Chicago Tribune reports the annual…
-
The group Illinois Parents of Adults with Developmental Disabilities has published its first legislative report card.Deb Hamilton cares for her 27-year…
-
The Illinois State Board of Education releases its 2016 report cards today. They analyze how well the state’s public schools are educating Illinois…
-
Illinois released its report card for public schools last week. There are still no results from the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College…