Summary:
St. Anne Unit District 24 has one high school, St Anne Community High School, serving grades 9–12 with 206 students, so there are no other local high schools to compare. The most important academic finding is that all three reported ELA results and the grade 11 science result are below Illinois figures: ELA averages 37% across grades 9–11, compared with 55% statewide, an 18-point gap.
With just one school, St Anne is both the highest and lowest in the local list; that is not a meaningful local ranking. Its clearest positive compared with the state is graduation: 97% versus 90%, a 7-point advantage, matching the district rate. The ELA gap is largest in grade 10, where proficiency is 32% versus 54% statewide, or 22 points lower; grade 9 is 44% versus 62%, 17 points lower, and grade 11 is 36% versus 50%, 14 points lower. Grade 11 science is also 14 points below the state, at 34% versus 48%.
The available figures do not show whether results are improving or declining over time. SchoolDigger lists a 2025–2026 rank of 494 out of 620, at the 20th percentile with one star; its separate school-list entry gives a rank of 503 out of 738, at the 32nd percentile with two stars, so these different-denominator rankings should not be read as a year-to-year change. Chronic absenteeism is 23%, close to the state’s 24% but 6 points above the district’s 17%. For context, 73% of students were eligible for free or reduced-price lunch in 2024–2025, and the student-teacher ratio was 10.8 that year. Because the list has one school and only one year of outcome data, it cannot show local school-to-school differences or trends; mathematics and several science results were not reported.
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