Central Stickney School District 110

Central Stickney School District 110 has one school, Charles J Sahs Elementary School, serving students in PK–8. Its latest results show the school above Illinois in all-grades ELA and math, and in both tested science grades. The clearest strength is math: 53% of students were proficient, compared with 40% statewide, an advantage of 13 points.

There is no separate top or bottom school to compare in this one-school district. Compared with Illinois, the school’s all-grades ELA result was 60% versus 56%, a 4-point lead; science was also higher in grade 5, 59% versus 48% (+11 points), and grade 8, 55% versus 52% (+3 points). Results differ considerably by grade within the school: ELA ranged from 41% in grade 5 to 86% in grade 8, a 45-point spread. Grades 3 and 8 were well above their state comparisons, while grades 4–6 were below; for example, grade 6 was 42% versus 59%. Reported math results ranged from 46% in grade 6 to 86% in grade 3, a 40-point spread. The grade 8 math result is suppressed.

Science improved notably from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: grade 5 rose 20 points, from 39% to 59%, and grade 8 rose 28 points, from 28% to 55%; both grades moved from below to above state results. All-grades math rose from 50% to 53%, widening its state advantage from 11 to 13 points, while ELA was nearly unchanged at about 60% and its state advantage narrowed from 7 to 4 points. SchoolDigger ranks the school 705th of 1,737 Illinois schools, at the 59th percentile, down from the 68th percentile in 2023–2024; it gives the district 3 stars and ranks it 313th of 738 districts. In 2024–2025, the student–teacher ratio was 9.1, and 67% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible.