Summary:
The city of Williamsville, Illinois is home to two high-performing schools - Williamsville High School and Williamsville Junior High School, both part of the Williamsville CUSD 15 district. These schools consistently rank among the top in the state, with Williamsville High School in the top 20% of Illinois high schools and Williamsville Junior High in the top 15% of middle schools.
Williamsville High School boasts a 96% four-year graduation rate and a low 0.6% dropout rate, while Williamsville Junior High excels in standardized test scores, with 63.7% of students proficient or better in English Language Arts and 42% in Mathematics. Both schools outperform state averages across a range of metrics, including SAT and IAR test scores. However, Williamsville High School trails the state average in SAT Mathematics, an area that could be investigated further.
Despite their strong academic performance, the schools have relatively low free and reduced lunch rates, suggesting a more affluent student population. The higher spending per student at the high school level compared to the junior high is typical, as high schools often require more resources. The slightly higher student-teacher ratio at the junior high may be a factor to consider, as smaller class sizes can benefit student learning in the middle school years. Overall, the Williamsville school district appears to be providing a quality education to its students, with both the high school and junior high ranking among the best in the state.
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