Summary:
Anna, Illinois, has four schools serving grades PK–12: Lincoln Elementary School (PK–2), Davie Elementary School (3–4), Anna Junior High School (5–8) and Anna-Jonesboro High School (9–12); enrollment ranges from 122 at Davie to 476 at the high school. The clearest overall takeaway is that performance varies substantially by subject and grade, so no single school or subject stands out as uniformly strong.
Anna Junior High has the strongest relative ELA result: 70% proficient across grades, compared with 56% statewide, a 13-point lead. Its math result was weaker at 33% versus 40%, while Davie showed the reverse pattern: math was 47% versus 40% statewide, but ELA was 48% versus 56%. The high school’s results were below state levels in eight of nine reported subject-grade comparisons; its largest gap was 10th-grade science, at 20% versus 48%. The exception—and a bright spot for the high school—was ninth-grade ELA, at 68% versus 62%.
Recent changes are mixed: Anna-Jonesboro High’s average gap from the state widened by about 1 point, even as its ninth-grade results improved and its 11th-grade ACT results fell. Anna Junior High math rose 8 points from the prior year, while Davie math fell 3 points. SchoolDigger’s ranking percentiles also declined from 2024–25 to 2025–26 at the high school (36th to 27th), junior high (64th to 45th) and Davie (59th to 41st); these rankings are separate from test-score changes. Student-teacher ratios are similar, from 12.8 at the junior high to 13.7 at Lincoln. In 2024–25, free/reduced lunch eligible measures ranged from 46% at Lincoln to 62% at Davie; these figures provide context, not an explanation for results. Lincoln has no test results in the supplied data, and the schools with scores serve different tested grades.
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