Summary:
Zip code 62067 has two elementary schools: Meadowbrook Intermediate School serves grades 4–5, and Midway School serves prekindergarten–grade 2. The supplied test results cover only Meadowbrook, so there is no academic basis here to compare the schools or describe a zip-code-wide achievement range. Meadowbrook’s results show a sharp grade-level split: fourth-grade ELA was 4 points above the state, while fifth-grade ELA was 10 points below it.
Meadowbrook’s clearest strength is fourth-grade ELA: 60% of students were proficient, compared with 56% statewide. Its largest academic gaps are in fifth grade: ELA proficiency was 45% versus 55% statewide, and mathematics was 26% versus 36%, gaps of 10 and 11 points. Midway stands out on the available non-test measures: chronic absenteeism was 9%, compared with 15% at Meadowbrook, and its serving district, Edwardsville CUSD 7, has a higher SchoolDigger rating than Meadowbrook’s district, Bethalto CUSD 8. SchoolDigger rates the districts four stars and one star, respectively; those are district ratings, not school test rankings.
Meadowbrook’s scores rose from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, but state results rose faster in all three reported comparisons: ELA increased by 1 point at Meadowbrook versus 3 statewide, and the gap widened by 2 points; science increased by 3 points versus 7 statewide, widening its gap by 4 points. Mathematics improved by 1 point at both, while its gap widened slightly from 7.2 to 7.4 points. SchoolDigger’s Meadowbrook percentile ranking also declined, from 62 in 2023–2024 to 34 in 2025–2026, and its rating fell from three stars to two. As context, 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligibility was 48% at Meadowbrook and 23% at Midway; student–teacher ratios were 15.6 and 17.1, respectively. These differences describe school context, not causes of results.
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