Summary:
ZIP code 61752 has three schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12, with 739 students in LeRoy CUSD 2: 405 at LeRoy Elementary School, 102 at LeRoy Junior High School and 232 at LeRoy High School. The clearest concern is Junior High math: proficiency fell to 26% in 2025–2026, 14 points below the state, and its state-relative gap widened sharply from the prior year.
LeRoy High School stands out most broadly: 11th-grade ACT proficiency was above state results in ELA (58% versus 50%), math (50% versus 40%) and science (59% versus 48%), with advantages of 8, 10 and 12 points. Its graduation rate was 95%, compared with 90% statewide, and SchoolDigger ranks it at the 80th percentile with 4 stars. LeRoy Elementary also has a notable strength: grade-5 math proficiency was 58%, 22 points above the state. By contrast, LeRoy Junior High had the weakest latest IAR results: 47% in ELA and 26% in math, versus 56% and 40% statewide; SchoolDigger ranks it at the 27th percentile with 1 star.
Recent results show distinct patterns rather than a shared trend. Junior High math dropped 10 points year over year while the state rose 1 point, widening its deficit from 4 to 14 points. High School’s ACT science proficiency rose 9 points, while its ELA fell 9 points; its SchoolDigger ranking climbed from the 57th to the 80th percentile over three years. Elementary math improved 3 points overall, though grade-5 science was 30% proficient, 17 points below the state. Attendance is below the state chronic-absenteeism rate at all three schools, ranging from 8% at Elementary to 17% at High School. The schools’ free/reduced lunch eligible shares in 2024–2025 were 27% at Elementary, 23% at Junior High and 22% at High School; student-teacher ratios were 11.5, 9.5 and 10.0, respectively. These are useful context, but do not by themselves explain the differences in results.
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