Summary:
Shiloh has one middle school, Shiloh Middle School, serving grades 4–8 with 331 students in Shiloh, Illinois. Its strongest result is English language arts (ELA): in 2025–26, 78% of students were proficient, compared with 56% statewide—a 22-point advantage—and the school exceeded state results in every grade.
Among the reported results, ELA is the clearest standout, while mathematics is strong overall but uneven by grade. The school’s 2025–26 mathematics proficiency was 49%, 9 points above the state’s 40%; however, grade 6 was the exception, at 34% compared with 36% statewide, or 3 points lower. The other four grades were 12–18 points above their state results. Grade 8 science was another bright spot: 73% were proficient, 21 points above the state’s 52%.
Results improved in ELA and science, while mathematics softened slightly. From 2024–25 to 2025–26, ELA proficiency rose by 9 points, from 70% to 78%, and the school’s lead over the state widened by 5 points; grade 8 science rose by 29 points, from 44% to 73%. Mathematics fell by 1 point, and its advantage over the state narrowed by 2 points. SchoolDigger rated the school 4 stars and placed it at rank 272 of 1,126 schools, in the 76th percentile, in 2025–26; its rank was 306 of 1,368 in 2024–25, and the number of schools in the rankings changed. Context measures include a 16.5 student-teacher ratio and 28% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25. Chronic absenteeism was 14% in 2025–26, matching the Shiloh Village School District 85 and 10 points below the state. With one school in the area’s list, there is no comparison among local schools.
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