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1 High School Students Taking Community College Courses School Year Report To comply with Section of the Illinois School Code, as well as Sections or 34-8, high school and unit districts superintendents are required to complete and submit to the Illinois State Board of Education an annual survey that documents the number of high school students taking community college courses and the names of the courses taken. For school year , 393 high school and unit districts completed and submitted the High School Students Taking Community College Courses survey from April through September Among these reporting districts, 36 districts reported that no students took community college courses and the remaining 357 districts reported that 39,291 students took a total of 1,948 courses offered by the community colleges. Of the 620,400 high school students included in the fall enrollment counts, approximately 6.3 percent took courses offered by the community colleges. Of the 504 public districts enrolled high school students, 71 percent of these districts reported their students took community college courses. Appendix A provides data on the number of students, by gender and race/ethnicity, in each of the districts where students enrolled in community college courses. High school and unit districts reported a total of 47 Illinois community colleges that offered courses to their students in grades 9 through 12. The number of high school students who took courses from each of these community colleges ranges from 17 students at the Harry S. Truman City College in Chicago to 6,201 students at the Joliet Junior College in Joliet. Among the 47 community colleges, approximately 45 percent (21 colleges) offered courses to more than 500 high school students. Five community colleges, including four of the seven Chicago city colleges, and Triton College in River Grove, offered courses to fewer than 100 high school students during school year Appendix B lists these community colleges, along with the number of enrolled high school students by gender and race/ethnicity. There were 28 community college courses taken by 39,291 high school students, with many of the students taking more than one course. Therefore, districts recorded 57,686 course enrollment counts for the 28 courses. The number of students taking each of these courses ranges from 18 students taking the library science course to 9,399 students taking the English language and literature course. Approximately 75 percent (21 courses) of the 28 courses served more than 500 high school students each; three courses were taken by fewer than 70 students. These three courses are library science, conservation and renewable natural resources, and ethnic cultural studies. Appendix C lists the course names and the number of enrolled high school students, by gender and race/ethnicity. For further information regarding high school students taking community college courses, please contact Ms. Niann Chern in the ISBE Data Analysis and Accountability Division at 217/ or nchern@isbe.net.
2 Appendix A: Number of High School Students Taking Community College Courses by, Gender, and Race / Ethinicity, Payson CUSD Liberty CUSD Central CUSD CUSD Quincy SD Pleasant Hill CUSD Pikeland CUSD Western CUSD Cairo USD Egyptian CUSD Goreville CUD Vienna HSD Massac UD Joppa-Maple Grove UD Century CUSD Cobden SUD Dongola USD Anna Jonesboro CHSD Mulberry Grove CUSD Bond County CUSD Dieterich CUSD Effingham CUSD Teutopolis CUSD St Elmo CUSD Vandalia CUSD Ramsey CUSD Belvidere CUSD North Boone CUSD Harlem UD County of Winnebago SD Pecatonica CUSD Durand CUSD Winnebago CUSD Evanston Twp HSD Maine Township HSD Township HSD Township HSD Niles Twp CHSD Northfield Twp HSD Leyden CHSD Ridgewood CHSD Elmwood Park CUSD Thornton Twp HSD Bloom Twp HSD Lemont Twp HSD of 8
3 Appendix A: Number of High School Students Taking Community College Courses by, Gender, and Race / Ethinicity, Thornton Fractional Twp HSD Argo CHSD CHSD Reavis Twp HSD Bremen CHSD Oak Lawn CHSD Cons HSD Evergreen Park CHSD Homewood Flossmoor CHSD Eastland CUSD West Carroll CUSD Chadwick-Milledgeville CUSD Galena USD Stockton CUSD River Ridge CUSD Scales Mound CUSD Freeport SD Pearl City CUSD Dakota CUSD Lena Winslow CUSD Mahomet-Seymour CUSD Champaign CUSD Tolono CUSD Heritage CUSD Urbana SD Rantoul Township HSD St Joseph Ogden CHSD Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley CUSD Paxton-Buckley-Loda CUD Morrisonville CUSD Taylorville CUSD Edinburg CUSD Pana CUSD South Fork SD Panhandle CUSD Hillsboro CUSD Nokomis CUSD C26 Marshall CUSD 2C C26 Martinsville CUSD 3C C26 Casey-Westfield CUSD 4C Charleston CUSD Mattoon CUSD Cumberland CUSD Tuscola CUSD Villa Grove CUSD of 8
4 Appendix A: Number of High School Students Taking Community College Courses by, Gender, and Race / Ethinicity, Kansas CUSD Paris CUSD Edgar County CUD Paris-Union SD Sullivan CUSD Okaw Valley CUSD Windsor CUSD A26 Cowden-Herrick CUSD 3A Shelbyville CUSD A26 Stewardson-Strasburg CUD 5A Central A & M CUD Flora CUSD Hutsonville CUSD Robinson CUSD Palestine CUSD Oblong CUSD Jasper County CUD Lawrence County CUD East Richland CUSD West Richland CUSD Carlyle CUSD Wesclin CUSD Central CHSD Patoka CUSD Salem CHSD Odin PSD West Washington Co CUD Nashville CHSD City of Chicago SD Genoa Kingston CUSD Indian Creek CUSD Hiawatha CUSD Sycamore CUSD DeKalb CUSD Hinckley Big Rock CUSD Sandwich CUSD Clinton CUSD Blue Ridge CUSD J26 Tri Point CUSD 6-J Flanagan-Cornell Dist Pontiac Twp HSD Dwight Twp HSD LeRoy CUSD Heyworth CUSD McLean County USD of 8
5 Appendix A: Number of High School Students Taking Community College Courses by, Gender, and Race / Ethinicity, Olympia CUSD Ridgeview CUSD Hinsdale Twp HSD Glenbard Twp HSD CHSD CHSD Fenton CHSD CUSD Naperville CUSD Indian Prairie CUSD Elmhurst SD Gallatin CUSD Hardin County CUSD Pope Co CUD Carrier Mills-Stonefort CUSD Harrisburg CUSD Wabash CUSD North Wayne CUSD Fairfield Comm H S Dist Grayville CUSD Norris City-Omaha-Enfield CUSD Carmi- County CUSD Benton Cons HSD Thompsonville CUSD Zeigler-Royalton CUSD Sesser-Valier CUSD Johnston City CUSD Crab Orchard CUSD Herrin CUSD Carterville CUSD V I T CUSD CUSD 3 Fulton County Canton Union SD Lewistown CUSD Avon CUSD Schuyler-Industry CUSD Gardner S Wilmington Twp HSD Morris CHSD Newark CHSD Oswego CUSD Waltonville CUSD Webber Twp HSD Woodlawn CHSD Illini West H S Dist Warsaw CUSD of 8
6 Appendix A: Number of High School Students Taking Community College Courses by, Gender, and Race / Ethinicity, Hamilton CCSD Southeastern CUSD West Prairie CUSD Bushnell Prairie City CUSD Macomb CUSD West Central CUSD Monmouth-Roseville CUSD La Moille CUSD Bureau Valley CUSD Princeton HSD Hall HSD Ohio CHSD Orion CUSD Galva CUSD Cambridge CUSD Geneseo CUSD Wethersfield CUSD Stark County CUSD Carbondale CHSD Trico CUSD Pinckneyville CHSD Batavia USD CUSD Central CUSD St Charles CUSD Geneva CUSD Donovan CUSD Central CUSD Iroquois County CUSD Iroquois West CUSD Milford Twp HSD Momence CUSD Herscher CUSD Grant Park CUSD Kankakee SD St Anne CHSD Bradley Bourbonnais CHSD Knoxville CUSD Galesburg CUSD R O W V A CUSD Williamsfield CUSD Lake Zurich CUSD Twp HSD Lake Forest CHSD Round Lake CUSD of 8
7 Appendix A: Number of High School Students Taking Community College Courses by, Gender, and Race / Ethinicity, CHSD Mundelein Cons HSD Warren Twp HSD Adlai E Stevenson HSD Zion-Benton Twp HSD Grayslake CHSD Barrington CUSD Leland CUSD Serena CUSD Earlville CUSD Streator Twp HSD La Salle-Peru Twp HSD Ottawa Twp HSD Seneca Twp HSD Mendota Twp HSD Hartsburg Emden CUSD Havana CUSD Illini Central CUSD Porta CUSD Argenta-Oreana CUSD Maroa Forsyth CUSD Mt Zion CUSD Sangamon Valley CUSD Decatur SD Monticello CUSD Atwood Hammond CUSD Deland-Weldon CUSD Cerro Gordo CUSD Calhoun CUSD Carrollton CUSD North Greene CUSD Greenfield CUSD Carlinville CUSD Northwestern CUSD Mount Olive CUSD Gillespie CUSD Bunker Hill CUSD North Mac CUSD Roxana CUSD Triad CUSD Highland CUSD Bethalto CUSD Granite City CUSD Collinsville CUSD Alton CUSD of 8
8 Appendix A: Number of High School Students Taking Community College Courses by, Gender, and Race / Ethinicity, East Alton-Wood River CHSD Henry-Senachwine CUSD Midland CUSD Putnam County CUSD Fieldcrest CUSD El Paso-Gridley CUSD Lowpoint-Washburn CUSD Roanoke Benson CUSD County of Woodford School Eureka CUD Johnsburg CUSD Alden Hebron SD Harvard CUSD Marengo CHSD CHSD McHenry CHSD Richmond-Burton CHSD Cons SD Woodstock CUSD Valmeyer CUSD Columbia CUSD Waterloo CUSD Coulterville USD Red Bud CUSD Steeleville CUSD Chester CUSD Brown County CUSD Beardstown CUSD A-C Central CUSD Franklin CUSD Meredosia-Chambersburg CUSD Jacksonville SD Winchester CUSD Dixon USD Paw Paw CUSD Rochelle Twp HSD Oregon CUSD Forrestville Valley CUSD Meridian CUSD Byron CUSD Peoria SD Brimfield CUSD Limestone CHSD Elmwood CUSD Dunlap CUSD of 8
9 Appendix A: Number of High School Students Taking Community College Courses by, Gender, and Race / Ethinicity, Princeville CUSD United Twp HSD Moline USD Rock Island SD Riverdale CUSD Rockridge CUSD Lebanon CUSD Mascoutah CUD New Athens CUSD East St Louis SD Belleville Twp HSD O Fallon Twp HSD Ball Chatham CUSD Pleasant Plains CUSD Auburn CUSD Pawnee CUSD Riverton CUSD New Berlin CUSD Springfield SD Pekin CSD Washington CHSD East Peoria CHSD Deer Creek-Mackinaw CUSD Tremont CUSD Morton CUSD Bismarck Henning CUSD Catlin CUSD Hoopeston Area CUSD Oakwood CUSD Danville CCSD Erie CUSD Prophetstown-Lyndon-Tampico CUSD Morrison CUSD Rock Falls Twp HSD U26 Beecher CUSD 200U U26 Crete Monee CUSD 201U Plainfield SD Joliet Twp HSD Lockport Twp HSD U26 Wilmington CUSD 209U Lincoln Way CHSD U26 Reed Custer CUSD 255U of 8
10 Appendix B: Number of High School Students Taking Community College Courses by College, Gender, and Race / Ethnicity, Hispanic or American Indian or Black or Native Hawaiian or CITY College Belleville Southwestern Illinois College, Belleville Canton Spoon River College, Canton Carterville John A. Logan College, Carterville Centralia Kaskaskia College, Centralia Champaign Park Land College, Champaign Chicago City Colleges of Chicago -- Harold Washington College Chicago City Colleges of Chicago -- Harry S. Truman College Chicago City Colleges of Chicago -- Kennedy-King College Chicago City Colleges of Chicago -- Malcolm X College Chicago City Colleges of Chicago -- Olive-Harvey College Chicago City Colleges of Chicago -- Richard J. Daley College Chicago City Colleges of Chicago -- Wilbur Wright College Chicago Heights Prairie State College, Chicago Heights Crystal Lake McHenry County College, Crystal Lake Danville Danville Area Community College, Danville Decatur Richland Community College, Decatur Des Plaines Oakton Community College, Des Plaines Dixon Sauk Valley Community College, Dixon East Peoria Illinois Central College, East Peoria Elgin Elgin Community College, Elgin Fairfield Frontier Community College, Fairfield Freeport Highland Community College, Freeport Galesburg Carl Sandburg College, Galesburg Glen Ellyn College of Dupage, Glen Ellyn Godfrey Lewis & Clark Community College, Godfrey Grayslake College of Lake County, Grayslake Harrisburg Southeastern Illinois College, Harrisburg Ina Rend Lake College, Ina Joliet Joliet Junior College, Joliet Kankakee Kankakee Community College, Kankakee Malta Kishwaukee College, Malta Mattoon Lake Land College, Mattoon Moline Black Hawk College, Moline Mt. Carmel Wabash Valley College, Mt. Carmel Normal Heartland Community College, Normal Oglesby IL Valley Community College, Oglesby Olney Olney Central College, Olney Palatine Harper College, Palatine Palos Hills Moraine Valley Community College, Palos Hills Quincy John Wood Community College, Quincy River Grove Triton College, River Grove Robinson Lincoln Trail College, Robinson Rockford Rock Valley College, Rockford South Holland South Suburban College, South Holland Springfield Lincoln Land Community College, Springfield Sugar Grove Waubonsee Community College, Sugar Grove Ullin Shawnee Community College, Ullin of 1
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