Summary:
ZIP code 60455 has three elementary schools serving grades K–6 overall: Bridgeview Elementary School and Robina Lyle Elementary School serve K–6, while George W Lieb Elementary School serves K–5. Their 2025–2026 results show a clear contrast: the three-school average is above the state in ELA and science, but below it in math. The most important area-wide concern is third-grade math, where the school average is 36%, compared with 49% statewide—a 14-point gap.
Lieb is the strongest overall test-score performer, leading all three schools in ELA (66%), math (40%) and fifth-grade science (59%); its ELA is 10 points above the state and its science is 11 points higher, while math is nearly level with the state (40.0% versus 39.6%). Lyle has the lowest headline math result at 28%, 12 points below the state, and the lowest science result at 43%, though its ELA is 59%, above the state’s 56%. Bridgeview is between them in overall results and has a notable sixth-grade strength: 76% in ELA and 52% in math, both well above state results for that grade. Attendance also differs: chronic absenteeism is 6% at Lieb, 18% at Bridgeview and 27% at Lyle, compared with 24% statewide.
Over the two reported years, the school average rose 4 points in ELA and 17 in science, while math was essentially flat, up less than a point; statewide math rose 1 point. Lieb’s math score fell 8 points, while Bridgeview’s rose 6 and Lyle’s rose 3. SchoolDigger gives Lieb 3 stars and a 56th-percentile ranking, Bridgeview 2 stars and the 46th percentile, and Lyle 2 stars and the 40th percentile; Lyle’s percentile fell 18 points from 2023–2024. In 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible shares were fairly similar—66% at Lieb, 68% at Lyle and 69% at Bridgeview—and student–teacher ratios were 14.7, 9.9 and 12.3, respectively; these are context, not explanations for scores. Lyle’s fifth-grade math result was suppressed, and Lieb serves K–5 while the other schools serve K–6.
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