Top Illinois Public Schools

Student by Ethnicity

(IL) School Average
Asian
5%
Hispanic
26%
Black
17%
White
49%
Two or more races
3%
This chart display the percentage breakdown of public school students of all ethnic groups in IL.

Top Illinois Public Schools by County (2019-20)

  • County
    # Schools
    # Students
    % Minority
  • Adams County
    25 Schools
    9,452 Students
    16% Minority
  • Alexander County
    3 Schools
    524 Students
    81% Minority
  • Bond County
    7 Schools
    2,134 Students
    11% Minority
  • Boone County
    13 Schools
    5,089 Students
    45% Minority
  • Brown County
    2 Schools
    511 Students
    4% Minority
  • Bureau County
    21 Schools
    4,706 Students
    18% Minority
  • Calhoun County
    3 Schools
    539 Students
    3% Minority
  • Carroll County
    7 Schools
    1,958 Students
    11% Minority
  • Cass County
    6 Schools
    1,950 Students
    51% Minority
  • Champaign County
    60 Schools
    24,790 Students
    47% Minority
  • Christian County
    19 Schools
    5,257 Students
    6% Minority
  • Clark County
    9 Schools
    2,666 Students
    4% Minority
  • Clay County
    7 Schools
    2,165 Students
    4% Minority
  • Clinton County
    16 Schools
    4,964 Students
    8% Minority
  • Coles County
    17 Schools
    6,694 Students
    13% Minority
  • Cook County
    1,262 Schools
    750,877 Students
    76% Minority
  • Crawford County
    10 Schools
    2,821 Students
    6% Minority
  • Cumberland County
    4 Schools
    1,142 Students
    3% Minority
  • Dekalb County
    40 Schools
    16,400 Students
    30% Minority
  • Dewitt County
    8 Schools
    2,466 Students
    9% Minority
  • Douglas County
    10 Schools
    3,239 Students
    15% Minority
  • Dupage County
    253 Schools
    147,748 Students
    46% Minority
  • Edgar County
    13 Schools
    2,400 Students
    4% Minority
  • Edwards County
    3 Schools
    931 Students
    5% Minority
  • Effingham County
    16 Schools
    5,119 Students
    6% Minority
  • Fayette County
    11 Schools
    2,717 Students
    5% Minority
  • Ford County
    9 Schools
    2,645 Students
    9% Minority
  • Franklin County
    15 Schools
    5,370 Students
    5% Minority
  • Fulton County
    20 Schools
    5,159 Students
    5% Minority
  • Gallatin County
    2 Schools
    521 Students
    4% Minority
  • Greene County
    7 Schools
    1,883 Students
    4% Minority
  • Grundy County
    22 Schools
    10,864 Students
    22% Minority
  • Hamilton County
    2 Schools
    608 Students
    4% Minority
  • Hancock County
    11 Schools
    2,417 Students
    4% Minority
  • Hardin County
    2 Schools
    464 Students
    7% Minority
  • Henderson County
    4 Schools
    829 Students
    7% Minority
  • Henry County
    27 Schools
    8,165 Students
    14% Minority
  • Iroquois County
    21 Schools
    4,099 Students
    18% Minority
  • Jackson County
    20 Schools
    6,552 Students
    39% Minority
  • Jasper County
    6 Schools
    1,393 Students
    3% Minority
  • Jefferson County
    21 Schools
    5,751 Students
    22% Minority
  • Jersey County
    9 Schools
    2,834 Students
    4% Minority
  • Jo Daviess County
    13 Schools
    2,405 Students
    11% Minority
  • Johnson County
    7 Schools
    1,560 Students
    5% Minority
  • Kane County
    132 Schools
    91,215 Students
    58% Minority
  • Kankakee County
    39 Schools
    17,930 Students
    42% Minority
  • Kendall County
    22 Schools
    10,395 Students
    41% Minority
  • Knox County
    20 Schools
    6,826 Students
    28% Minority
  • La Salle County
    43 Schools
    14,113 Students
    22% Minority
  • Lake County
    209 Schools
    133,464 Students
    51% Minority
  • Lawrence County
    6 Schools
    2,199 Students
    5% Minority
  • Lee County
    13 Schools
    3,792 Students
    14% Minority
  • Livingston County
    21 Schools
    5,376 Students
    13% Minority
  • Logan County
    13 Schools
    3,448 Students
    9% Minority
  • Macon County
    44 Schools
    15,512 Students
    41% Minority
  • Macoupin County
    23 Schools
    7,547 Students
    5% Minority
  • Madison County
    77 Schools
    39,120 Students
    25% Minority
  • Marion County
    24 Schools
    5,987 Students
    11% Minority
  • Marshall County
    8 Schools
    1,892 Students
    5% Minority
  • Mason County
    8 Schools
    2,294 Students
    4% Minority
  • Massac County
    10 Schools
    2,488 Students
    16% Minority
  • Mcdonough County
    13 Schools
    3,430 Students
    16% Minority
  • Mchenry County
    84 Schools
    55,884 Students
    29% Minority
  • Mclean County
    51 Schools
    24,318 Students
    32% Minority
  • Menard County
    7 Schools
    1,717 Students
    5% Minority
  • Mercer County
    11 Schools
    3,051 Students
    9% Minority
  • Monroe County
    11 Schools
    4,914 Students
    5% Minority
  • Montgomery County
    14 Schools
    3,711 Students
    5% Minority
  • Morgan County
    22 Schools
    4,226 Students
    20% Minority
  • Moultrie County
    7 Schools
    1,696 Students
    5% Minority
  • Ogle County
    20 Schools
    6,474 Students
    27% Minority
  • Peoria County
    67 Schools
    26,260 Students
    51% Minority
  • Perry County
    9 Schools
    2,267 Students
    11% Minority
  • Piatt County
    6 Schools
    1,169 Students
    5% Minority
  • Pike County
    8 Schools
    2,024 Students
    3% Minority
  • Pope County
    2 Schools
    527 Students
    4% Minority
  • Pulaski County
    3 Schools
    374 Students
    22% Minority
  • Putnam County
    1 Schools
    176 Students
    16% Minority
  • Randolph County
    14 Schools
    4,028 Students
    12% Minority
  • Richland County
    3 Schools
    2,398 Students
    9% Minority
  • Rock Island County
    49 Schools
    21,393 Students
    46% Minority
  • Saint Clair County
    83 Schools
    38,802 Students
    53% Minority
  • Saline County
    9 Schools
    2,600 Students
    14% Minority
  • Sangamon County
    71 Schools
    29,799 Students
    33% Minority
  • Schuyler County
    1 Schools
    309 Students
    9% Minority
  • Scott County
    4 Schools
    823 Students
    2% Minority
  • Shelby County
    11 Schools
    2,351 Students
    3% Minority
  • Stark County
    4 Schools
    852 Students
    8% Minority
  • Stephenson County
    20 Schools
    6,198 Students
    35% Minority
  • Tazewell County
    54 Schools
    20,343 Students
    9% Minority
  • Union County
    11 Schools
    2,350 Students
    12% Minority
  • Vermilion County
    36 Schools
    12,854 Students
    34% Minority
  • Wabash County
    5 Schools
    1,650 Students
    4% Minority
  • Warren County
    8 Schools
    2,068 Students
    29% Minority
  • Washington County
    8 Schools
    1,919 Students
    7% Minority
  • Wayne County
    12 Schools
    2,504 Students
    5% Minority
  • White County
    13 Schools
    2,374 Students
    4% Minority
  • Whiteside County
    29 Schools
    8,439 Students
    28% Minority
  • Will County
    168 Schools
    114,150 Students
    48% Minority
  • Williamson County
    24 Schools
    10,008 Students
    15% Minority
  • Winnebago County
    81 Schools
    42,696 Students
    53% Minority
  • Woodford County
    16 Schools
    5,613 Students
    7% Minority
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