Summary:
Oak Park - River Forest School District 200 has one listed school, serving grades 9–12, with 3,307 students. The main takeaway is that Oak Park & River Forest High School scored above Illinois in all nine reported 2025–26 comparisons across ACT and PreACT Secure ELA, mathematics and science. Its advantage ranged from 18 percentage points in grade 9 science to 29 points in grade 10 mathematics, showing a consistent edge across the reported tests.
There are no other schools in the list to identify as higher- or lower-performing peers; the high school is both the top and bottom by default. Within its latest results, its highest score was 83% in grade 9 ELA, while its lowest was 65% in grade 9 science, a difference across subjects rather than a direct like-for-like comparison. SchoolDigger gives the school five stars; its ranking was 37th of 620 schools in 2025–26, at the 94th percentile.
Recent results show a mixed pattern: math improved, while ELA declined and science moved in both directions. Across the three matched comparisons, math scores rose by an average of 3 points from 2024–25 to 2025–26, and the school’s average advantage over the state widened from 26 to 27 points. ELA scores fell in all three comparisons, while its average state advantage eased from 25.2 to 24.5 points; science’s average advantage was nearly unchanged, at 23.8 and 23.7 points. SchoolDigger’s ranking shifted from 18th of 697 schools in 2023–24 to 37th of 620 in 2025–26, and its percentile moved from 97 to 94, though it retained five stars. Other context: the student-teacher ratio was 13.6 in 2024–25, and 18% of students were eligible for free/reduced lunch that year. Graduation was 97% versus 90% statewide in 2025–26, while chronic absenteeism was 19% versus 24%.
Thank you for your feedback!