Summary:
ZIP code 60636 has 11 schools in Chicago Public Schools District 299: 10 elementary schools serving through grade 8 and one high school serving grades 7–12. The schools’ results vary widely, and the most important distinction is that Lindblom Math & Science Academy High School stands well above the elementary-school results, while all 10 elementary schools are below state averages in both reported IAR subjects.
Lindblom leads the area with 91% proficient in ELA and 57% in math in 2025–2026, respectively 35 and 17 percentage points above state results. Its eighth-grade ELA result, 93%, also exceeds the next-highest reported result, 77% at Providence-Englewood Elementary Charter. Among elementary schools, Providence leads in All Grades ELA at 40%, while Davis M Magnet Elementary School leads in math at 37%, just 3 points below the state. At the lower end, Wentworth Elementary School has the lowest reported ELA result, 15%, and Montessori of Englewood Charter Elementary School the lowest math result, 5%.
Average results improved from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: across all 11 schools, ELA rose about 5 percentage points and math about 2, though the averages remain below state results. Most schools’ ELA scores rose, but Davis’s fell 12 points; math declined at Claremont STEM Magnet Elementary School, OToole Elementary School, Langford A Elementary School, and Davis. SchoolDigger ranks Lindblom 47th of 620 schools, in the 92nd percentile, with five stars; its rankings also show Claremont rising from the 12th to the 20th percentile, while Providence fell from the 33rd to the 6th. As context, for sy 2024–2025, Wentworth and Providence were 98% and 97% free/reduced lunch eligible, yet Providence’s ELA result was 25 points higher; Earle Elementary School and Montessori report that all students receive free meals through Community Eligibility.
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