2008 Peoria County School Districts
District #
School Name Population Meets or Exceeds %AYP Number of schools in district
School Name Population Meets or Exceeds %AYP Number of schools in district#62 Pleasant Valley53768.8yes 3 primary schools
Pleasant Valley53768.8yes 3 primary schools#63 Norwood 50776.2no 2 primary schools
Norwood 50776.2no 2 primary schools#66 Bartonville 33173.4yes 1 primary school
Bartonville 33173.4yes 1 primary school#68 Oak Grove43988.7yes 1 primary school
Oak Grove43988.7yes 1 primary school#69 Pleasant Hill 22870.5yes 1 primary school
Pleasant Hill 22870.5yes 1 primary school#70 Monroe 31187.1yes 1 primary school
Monroe 31187.1yes 1 primary school#150 Peoria 13,64262.5no 30- primary, middle and high schools
Peoria 13,64262.5no 30- primary, middle and high schools#265 Farmington 151582.4 no 3- 1 primary, 1 middle, and 1 high school
Farmington 151582.4 no 3- 1 primary, 1 middle, and 1 high school#309Brimfield 69286.7yes 2-1 primary, 1 high school
Brimfield 69286.7yes 2-1 primary, 1 high school#310Limestone 113352.9 no 1 high school
Limestone 113352.9 no 1 high school#316Limestone-Walters 21794 yes1 primary school
Limestone-Walters 21794 yes1 primary school#321I.V.C. 220382.5no 4-3 primary/middle, 1 high school
I.V.C. 220382.5no 4-3 primary/middle, 1 high school#322 Elmwood 74374.3no 3- primary, middle, and high school
Elmwood 74374.3no 3- primary, middle, and high school#323Dunlap 312192.1yes7-4 primary, 2 middle, and 1 high school
Dunlap 312192.1yes7-4 primary, 2 middle, and 1 high school#324Peoria Heights 82768.7no 2-1primary ,1 high school
Peoria Heights 82768.7no 2-1primary ,1 high school#326Princeville 72188 yes 2- 1 primary, 1 high school
Princeville 72188 yes 2- 1 primary, 1 high school#327Illini Bluffs 99382.8yes 3- 1 primary, 1 middle school, 1 high school
Illini Bluffs 99382.8yes 3- 1 primary, 1 middle school, 1 high school#328 Hollis14195.5yes 1 primary school
Hollis14195.5yes 1 primary school2008 Created At Northern Illinois University with support from Illinois State Board of Education
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Adequate Yearly Progress
AYP
The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 requires all states to measure each public school's and district's achievement and establish annual achievement targets for the state.The overarching goal is for all students to meet or exceed standards in reading and mathematics by 2014.Each year, the state will calculate a school or district's Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) to determine if students are improving their performance based on the established annual targets. Through links on this website, you can review the federal law and regulations regarding AYP.
