Summary:
The 60103 high-school list contains one school, Bartlett High School, which serves grades 9–12 and enrolls 2,037 students. In 2025–2026, its results were stronger than the state average in ELA and science, while graduation was also above the state rate. The clearest concern is attendance: 35% of students were chronically absent, 12 percentage points above the state.
With no other high school in the ZIP-code list, there is no local school-to-school top or bottom; compared with state results, Bartlett’s strongest areas were ELA and science. Its 2025–2026 averages across the reported grade and test measures were 57% in ELA versus 55% statewide, and 50% in science versus 48%—about 2 points higher in each subject. Math was roughly even but slightly lower: 38.9% versus 39.4%, a half-point gap. Graduation was 93%, compared with 90% statewide and 87% in School District U-46; the dropout rate was 1%, below both the state’s 2% and the district’s 3%. By contrast, chronic absenteeism was also higher than the district’s 30% rate.
Results and rankings have shifted over time, with the clearest setback in grade 11 ACT scores: Bartlett’s ELA result fell 9 points from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, while its math and science results fell 6 and 5 points. Its advantage over the state across the nine matched subject-and-grade measures narrowed from about 3 points to about 1 point, though grade 9 science improved relative to the state and grade 9 math remained ahead. SchoolDigger ranked Bartlett at the 63rd percentile in 2025–2026, down from the 74th percentile the year before. Context figures include a 14.2 student–teacher ratio in 2024–2025 and 39% free/reduced lunch eligible that year. Because the list has only one school, these figures describe Bartlett rather than differences among local high schools.
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