Schools near ZIP 60484

36 public schools within 6 miles, nearest first.

Subject percentages show the share of students who met or exceeded the state standard.


Monee Elementary School Grades K–5 · Crete Monee CUSD 201U	1.3 mi	34% −9 vs state	55% +4 vs state	28% −13 vs state	Not enough years of data	65%	17%	373	Black 52%	—
Coretta Scott King Magnet Sch Grades K–5 · Crete Monee CUSD 201U	1.8 mi	28% −15 vs state	43% −8 vs state	37% −4 vs state	Not enough years of data	53%	9%	293	Black 72%	—
Talala Elementary School Grades K–5 · Crete Monee CUSD 201U	1.9 mi	14% −29 vs state	16% −35 vs state	13% −28 vs state	Not enough years of data	85%	15%	305	Black 59%	—
Crete-Monee Middle School Grades 6–8 · Crete Monee CUSD 201U	2.0 mi	14% −20 vs state	42% −14 vs state	29% −17 vs state	Not enough years of data	65%	17%	1,002	Black 59%	—
Blackhawk Primary Center Grades K–3 · Park Forest SD 163	2.3 mi	44% −5 vs state	36% −11 vs state	—	Not enough years of data	81%	13%	167	Black 77%	—
Mohawk Primary Center Grades K–3 · Park Forest SD 163	2.6 mi	39% −10 vs state	43% −5 vs state	—	Not enough years of data	84%	17%	283	Black 71%	—
Neil Armstrong Elem School Grades PK–5 · Esd 159	2.8 mi	22% −21 vs state	38% −13 vs state	16% −25 vs state	Not enough years of data	70%	9%	266	Black 86%	—
21st Century Primary Center Grades K–3 · Park Forest SD 163	2.8 mi	43% −7 vs state	30% −17 vs state	—	Not enough years of data	80%	24%	152	Black 76%	—
Southland College Prep Chtr HS Grades 9–12 Charter · Southland College Prep Chtr HS College-going rate: 88%	3.0 mi	40% +1 vs state	68% +17 vs state	58% +10 vs state	Not enough years of data	45%	12%	584	Black 91%	88% +23 vs state
Sauk Elem School Grades 4–6 · Matteson ESD 162	3.0 mi	22% −16 vs state	39% −15 vs state	12% −29 vs state	Not enough years of data	74%	17%	281	Black 85%	—
Michelle Obama Sch of Technology Grades 6–8 · Park Forest SD 163	3.0 mi	10% −24 vs state	39% −17 vs state	19% −26 vs state	Not enough years of data	79%	18%	428	Black 82%	—
Crete-Monee High School Grades 9–12 · Crete Monee CUSD 201U College-going rate: 52%	3.1 mi	15% −25 vs state	32% −20 vs state	29% −19 vs state	Not enough years of data	57%	13%	1,480	Black 61%	52% −13 vs state
Columbia Central School Grades 5–8 · Steger SD 194	3.9 mi	18% −17 vs state	61% +6 vs state	19% −24 vs state	Not enough years of data	56%	13%	646	Hispanic 40%	—
Balmoral Elem Sch Grades K–5 · Crete Monee CUSD 201U	4.0 mi	17% −26 vs state	33% −18 vs state	17% −24 vs state	Not enough years of data	72%	17%	472	Black 44%	—
O W Huth Middle School Grades 7–8 · Matteson ESD 162	4.1 mi	24% −11 vs state	46% −10 vs state	33% −13 vs state	Not enough years of data	68%	16%	421	Black 88%	—
Indiana Elem School Grades 4–6 · Matteson ESD 162	4.1 mi	25% −12 vs state	51% −2 vs state	21% −19 vs state	Not enough years of data	54%	19%	215	Black 87%	—
Matteson Elem School Grades K–3 · Matteson ESD 162	4.1 mi	36% −14 vs state	29% −18 vs state	—	Not enough years of data	43%	14%	420	Black 88%	—
Crete Elementary School Grades K–5 · Crete Monee CUSD 201U	4.2 mi	14% −29 vs state	39% −12 vs state	20% −20 vs state	Not enough years of data	65%	15%	381	Black 52%	—
Steger Primary Center Grades PK–1 · Steger SD 194	4.4 mi	8% −23 vs state · 2014-15	12% −26 vs state · 2014-15	—	Not enough years of data	60%	11%	396	Hispanic 39%	—
Illinois School Grades K–8 · Matteson ESD 162	4.4 mi	29% −10 vs state	53% ±0 vs state	27% −16 vs state	Not enough years of data	79%	15%	391	Black 91%	—
Barack Obama Sch of Ldership Grades 4–6 · Park Forest SD 163	4.5 mi	19% −18 vs state	44% −9 vs state	33% −7 vs state	Not enough years of data	81%	21%	367	Black 77%	—
Steger Intermediate Center Grades 2–4 · Steger SD 194	4.7 mi	32% −14 vs state	32% −17 vs state	—	Not enough years of data	63%	—	465	Hispanic 47%	—
Wilson Elem School Grades PK–5 · Chicago Heights SD 170	4.8 mi	36% −7 vs state	47% −4 vs state	19% −22 vs state	Not enough years of data	99%	12%	160	Hispanic 56%	—
U S Grant Elem School Grades PK–5 · Chicago Heights SD 170	4.8 mi	45% +2 vs state	52% +1 vs state	5% −36 vs state	Not enough years of data	95%	15%	147	Hispanic 81%	—
Arcadia Elem School Grades K–4 · Matteson ESD 162	5.0 mi	38% −8 vs state	46% −3 vs state	—	Not enough years of data	44%	14%	516	Black 87%	—
Sieden Prairie Elementary School Grades PK–5 · Esd 159	5.2 mi	11% −32 vs state	26% −25 vs state	25% −16 vs state	Not enough years of data	82%	2%	279	Black 50%	—
Colin Powell Middle Sch Grades 6–8 · Esd 159	5.3 mi	11% −24 vs state	30% −25 vs state	34% −12 vs state	Not enough years of data	68%	13%	564	Black 81%	—
Roosevelt Elem School Grades PK–5 · Chicago Heights SD 170	5.3 mi	25% −18 vs state	43% −8 vs state	31% −10 vs state	Not enough years of data	99%	9%	353	Hispanic 80%	—
Garfield Elem School Grades K–5 · Chicago Heights SD 170	5.4 mi	34% −9 vs state	33% −18 vs state	22% −19 vs state	Not enough years of data	98%	8%	248	Hispanic 90%	—
Kennedy Elem School Grades PK–5 · Chicago Heights SD 170	5.4 mi	36% −7 vs state	49% −2 vs state	24% −16 vs state	Not enough years of data	97%	10%	193	Black 63%	—
Washington-McKinley Elem Sch Grades PK–5 · Chicago Heights SD 170	5.4 mi	30% −13 vs state	30% −21 vs state	18% −22 vs state	Not enough years of data	98%	18%	286	Hispanic 67%	—
Rich Township High School Grades 9–12 · Rich Twp HSD 227 College-going rate: 47%	5.5 mi	8% −32 vs state	24% −28 vs state	26% −23 vs state	Not enough years of data	44%	20%	2,433	Black 85%	47% −18 vs state
Chicago Heights Middle School Grades 6–8 · Chicago Heights SD 170	5.8 mi	16% −18 vs state	36% −19 vs state	24% −22 vs state	Not enough years of data	92%	15%	872	Hispanic 65%	—
Chelsea Elem School Grades 3–5 · Frankfort CCSD 157C	5.9 mi	81% +39 vs state	83% +32 vs state	66% +25 vs state	Not enough years of data	—	10%	893	White 73%	—
Lincoln Elem School Grades PK–5 · Chicago Heights SD 170	5.9 mi	47% +1 vs state	50% +1 vs state	—	Not enough years of data	100%	32%	84	Black 73%	—
Woodgate Elem School Grades PK–5 · Esd 159	6.0 mi	29% −14 vs state	45% −6 vs state	26% −15 vs state	Not enough years of data	73%	6%	260	Black 91%	—

Overall change: average of the three subjects, latest year vs. 3 years earlier (↑4% means the average rate went up 4 points, e.g. 82% → 86%; — means within ±2%). Low income = eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Special ed = students with an IEP (special education).