The ISBE said 28 percent of May Elementary School students taking the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) exam in 2016 passed, in comparison to the 19.4 percent passage rate in 2015.
Meanwhile, the school posted an average spending rate of $9,126 per pupil, below the state's average of $12,821.
The PARCC test is a state-mandated exam used to assess the school and student performance in several states nationwide.
The following table lists passage rates of area elementary schools.
School
Passage Rate
Mary Morgan Elementary School
70.0%
Tilton Elementary School
57.8%
Empire Elementary School
45.1%
Galena Primary School
42.5%
Center Elementary School
40.5%
Amboy Central Elementary School
34.5%
Centennial Elementary School
30.4%
May Elementary School
28.0%
Lincoln Elementary School
27.0%
Jefferson Elementary School
26.3%
West Carroll Primary
25.5%
Oregon Elementary School
23.0%
Madison School
21.5%
East Dubuque Elementary School
19.9%
Central Elementary School
16.9%
Carl Sandburg Middle School
14.9%
Lincoln-Douglas Elementary School
14.5%
Jones Farrar Magnet School
13.2%
Blackhawk Elementary School
8.0%
Taylor Park Elementary School
4.0%
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Blackhawk Elementary School• Amboy Central Elementary School• Central Elementary School• May Elementary School• Empire Elementary School• East Dubuque Elementary School• Jones-Farrar International Baccalaureate World School• Centennial Elementary School• Taylor Park Elementary School• Tilton Elementary School• Jefferson Elementary School• Carl Sandburg Middle School• Mary Morgan Elementary School• Ogle Co Education Cooperative• Lincoln-Douglas Elementary School• Jefferson• May Elementary School• Oregon Elementary School• Lincoln Elementary School• Galena Primary School• Lincoln Elementary School• Center Elementary School
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