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2026 School Report Cards: Can Ogle County students read and do math at grade level?

Luis Martinez
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Luis Martinez has been a voice in the Naperville community for over 7 years, focusing on local events and community initiatives. With a background in sociology from Illinois State University, he combines his academic insights with his passion for local activism.

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2026 School Report Cards: Can Ogle County students read and do math at grade level? — Arlington Heights Schools news

Students across Ogle County and Illinois who were in third through eighth grade last year were tested in English language arts and math using the Illinois Assessment of Readiness, the test rolled out in 2019.This year again marked the highest proficiency rate for Illinois students in English language arts so far with this new test – at 55.4%, according to the Illinois State Board of Education. While math growth remains below pre-pandemic levels for most student groups, the state saw growth there too. Science also saw gains. (function () { var HOST = document.getElementById('rc2026-prof-ogle-county'); if (!HOST || HOST.shadowRoot) return; var root = HOST.attachShadow({ mode: 'open' }); var P = {"cfg":{"paper":"Ogle County","area":"Ogle County","multiCounty":false,"counties":["Ogle"],"cy":2026,"py":2025,"excludeChicago":false,"lowPart":90,"smallN":50,"state":{"e1":52.4,"e2":55.4,"m1":38.4,"m2":39.2,"c1":44.6,"c2":48.7}},"rows":[["Aplington Middle School","Polo CUSD 222","Polo","

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