Ccsd 180

In CCSD 180, two schools serve 483 students across PK–8: Anne M Jeans Elementary School serves PK–4, and Burr Ridge Middle School serves grades 5–8. In 2025–2026, the schools’ simple average proficiency was 44% in ELA, compared with 56% statewide, and 19% in mathematics, compared with 40% statewide. The biggest area-wide concern is mathematics: the average was 20 percentage points below the state figure.

Burr Ridge Middle School stands out for all-grades ELA, with 53% proficient versus 36% at Anne M Jeans Elementary School, a 16-point lead; it is still 4 points below the state. Mathematics results are much closer: 20% at Burr Ridge and 18% at Anne M Jeans, with both about 20 points below the state. Burr Ridge’s 8th-grade ELA result is a notable bright spot: 75% proficient, 12 points above the state. Its science results were weaker: proficiency was 24% in 5th grade versus 48% statewide, and 23% in 8th grade versus 52%.

Recent trends favor caution, particularly in mathematics. From 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, the two-school average fell about 1 point in ELA and 6 points in mathematics, while state results rose 3 and 1 points, respectively. The schools’ math paths differed: Anne M Jeans fell 15 points to 18%, while Burr Ridge rose 3 points to 20%. SchoolDigger’s percentile rankings also declined from 2023–2024 to 2025–2026: Anne M Jeans went from 40 to 12, while Burr Ridge went from 42 to 36; the district is ranked 654 of 738, at the 11th percentile, with one star. As context, in 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible students made up 89% at Anne M Jeans and 78% at Burr Ridge; in 2025–2026 chronic absenteeism was 31% and 22%, respectively. These comparisons describe the schools but do not explain why their results differ; the schools serve different grade spans, so all-grades results are not like-for-like comparisons.