Summary:
Danvers, Illinois, has one listed school, Olympia North Elementary School, serving prekindergarten through grade 5, with 279 students reported for 2024–2025. With only one school listed, there is no school-to-school comparison. The most important finding is that Olympia North’s 2025–2026 proficiency was above the state result in both subjects: ELA was 65%, 9 points above the state, and math was 51%, 12 points above.
Olympia North’s strongest results were in third grade: ELA proficiency was 69%, 21 points above the state, and math was 66%, 16 points above. Results were closer to the state in fifth grade, making it the clearest relative weakness: ELA was 57%, only 3 points above the state and 5 points below Olympia CUSD 16; math was 39%, 2 points above the state. Fifth-grade science was 51%, 4 points above the state but about 1 point below the district. These grade-level differences show that the all-grades results do not describe every grade equally.
Results moved in different directions over time. From 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, ELA rose from 59% to 65%, and the school’s advantage over the state grew from 6 to 9 points. Math fell from 55% to 51%, narrowing its state advantage from 17 to 12 points; fifth-grade science declined from 54% to 51%, while its state advantage shrank from 13 to 4 points. SchoolDigger’s ranking also fell from the 72nd percentile to the 63rd percentile, and its star rating changed from 4 to 3, even as ELA proficiency rose. Other context: the student–teacher ratio was 16.4:1, and 40% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–2025. Chronic absenteeism was 7% in 2025–2026, compared with 16% districtwide and 24% statewide.
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