Shiloh CUSD 1

Shiloh CUSD 1 has two schools serving PK–12: Shiloh Elementary School (PK–8, 247 students) and Shiloh High School (grades 9–12, 115 students), for 362 students combined. The state suppressed the high school’s 2025–2026 test results, so the available data do not identify a current overall proficiency leader. The clearest schoolwide academic signal is the elementary school’s subject split: 2025–2026 ELA proficiency was 58%, slightly above the 56% state rate, while math proficiency was 27%, 13 points below the state.

Shiloh Elementary School stands out for ELA, especially in grades 3–5, where proficiency was 68% in grade 3, 68% in grade 4, and 61% in grade 5; each result was above its state rate. Its clearest weakness is math: all-grades proficiency was 27% versus 40% statewide. The high school’s latest reported test results, from 2024–2025, were below state rates in every reported ACT and PreACT subject-grade combination. Its nearest comparison was grade 10 ELA, 12 points below the state, while grade 11 ACT math was 35 points below. A notable positive for Shiloh High School is graduation: its 2025–2026 rate was 96%, 6 points above the state rate.

Results changed unevenly over time at Shiloh Elementary School: all-grades ELA rose from 39% in 2024–2025 to 58% in 2025–2026, improving its state-relative gap by 16 points, while math fell from 28% to 27% and its state-relative gap widened by 2 points. Grade 8 science also remained below the state, with the shortfall growing from 8 to 12 points. SchoolDigger’s percentile ranking for the elementary school rose from 25 in 2023–2024 to 64 in 2025–2026; the high school’s rose from 36 to 50, then fell to 20 in 2024–2025. The schools have similar 2024–2025 student-teacher ratios (10.6 at the elementary school and 10.0 at the high school) and free/reduced lunch eligible shares (52% and 50%). Attendance differs more: 2025–2026 chronic absenteeism was 16% at the elementary school and 23% at the high school.