The ISBE said 31.9 percent of Illini Middle School students taking the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) exam in 2016 passed, in comparison to the 30.4 percent passage rate in 2015.
Meanwhile, the school posted an average spending rate of $9,302 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 middle schools.
School
Passage Rate
Morton Junior High School
42.6%
Carlinville Middle School
41.9%
Staunton Junior High School
41.4%
Greenville Junior High School
40.4%
Jonathan Turner Junior High School
34.2%
Litchfield Middle School
32.4%
Illini Middle School
31.9%
Hillsboro Junior High School
30.6%
Broadmoor Junior High School
30.5%
Lincoln Junior High School
30.3%
Taylorville Junior High School
29.6%
Ingersoll Middle School
29.3%
Central Junior High School
28.6%
Churchill Junior High School
28.3%
Quincy Junior High School
27.9%
Northwestern Junior High School
26.9%
Macomb Junior High School
25.2%
Pana Junior High School
24.7%
United Junior High School
24.6%
Edison Junior High School
21.3%
Lombard Junior High School
19.6%
Centralia Junior High School
17.4%
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Carlinville Middle School• Taylorville Junior High School• Greenville Junior High School• Central Junior High School• Centralia Junior High School• Churchill Junior High School• Litchfield Middle School• Carlinville Middle School• Edison Junior High School• Quincy Junior High School• Litchfield Middle School• United Junior High School• Northwestern Junior High School• Hillsboro Junior High School• Churchill Junior High School• Broadmoor Junior High School• Lincoln Junior High School• Ingersoll Middle School• Morton Junior High School• Jonathan Turner Junior High School
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