Summary:
Teutopolis CUSD 50 serves students across three schools and grades PK–12: Teutopolis Grade School (PK–6, 620 students), Teutopolis Junior High School (grades 7–8, 166 students), and Teutopolis High School (grades 9–12, 339 students). The district’s three schools enroll 1,125 students altogether. The clearest overall finding is that every reported 2025–2026 test result is above its matching state result.
Teutopolis Grade School stands out for strong results across subjects: its all-grades scores were 85% in ELA and 74% in math, respectively 28 and 34 points above the state; grade 5 science was 73%, 26 points above. Teutopolis High School stands out in math, with results 30 points above the state in grade 9, 20 points above in grade 10, and 26 points above in grade 11. Teutopolis Junior High School has a strong ELA profile—28 points above the state overall—but its grade 8 math result is a relative weak spot: 47%, compared with 68% in grade 7, and 13 points above the state versus 28 points for grade 7. These school and grade results are not direct like-for-like comparisons because the schools serve different grades.
Recent results are mixed: Grade School’s math rose 2 points and its grade 5 science rose 12; Junior High math fell 3 points and grade 8 science fell 17. At High School, grade 9 scores rose 14 points in ELA, 13 in math, and 13 in science, while grade 11 ELA fell 8 points. SchoolDigger ranks Grade School highest and most consistently, at the 94th percentile in both 2024–2025 and 2025–2026 (5 stars); High School is at the 89th percentile (4 stars), and Junior High at the 83rd (4 stars), down from the 96th percentile in 2023–2024. As context, 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible figures were 10% at Grade School, 15% at Junior High, and 10% at High School; student-teacher ratios were 14.5, 15.9, and 15.1, respectively. These figures describe differences among schools but do not explain score results.
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