Summary:
Broadview, Illinois, has two elementary schools: Roosevelt Elementary School serves prekindergarten through grade 5, and Lindop Elementary School serves prekindergarten through grade 8. In 2025–2026, their two-school average was 49% in all-grades English language arts (ELA) and 27% in mathematics, compared with state results of 56% and 40%. The most important finding is that the schools’ average trails the state in both subjects, and neither school leads in every subject.
Lindop stands out in ELA and fifth-grade science: it scored 53% in all-grades ELA, 6 points above Roosevelt at 46%, and 50% in science, versus Roosevelt’s 25%. Lindop’s third-grade results were also strong against the state: 63% in ELA versus 48% statewide, and 56% in math versus 49%. Roosevelt stands out in all-grades math, scoring 32% to Lindop’s 22%, a 10-point lead; both schools were below the state’s 40% result.
Both schools’ ELA results fell from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: Roosevelt declined 8 points and Lindop 13, while the state rose 3 points. The two-school average fell 10 points in ELA and 2 points in math; math moved differently by school, rising 1 point at Roosevelt and falling 4 at Lindop. SchoolDigger ranks Lindop 848th of 1,737 schools (51st percentile, 3 stars) and Roosevelt 1,290th (26th percentile, 1 star). As context, 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible figures were 65% at Lindop and 61% at Roosevelt; reported student-teacher ratios were 7.8 and 13.2, respectively. Comparisons across all grades are limited because the schools serve different grade spans, and Lindop’s grade 4–8 math scores were suppressed.
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