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Wednesday, June 18, 2025

25.6 percent of Marshall High School students pass state tests

On the 2014-15 PARCC exam (www.illinoisreportcard.com), students at Marshall High School scored a passage rate of 25.6 percent and a failure rate of 74.4 percent. 

Passage of the PARCC exam reflects the percentage of students who "met expectations" or "exceeded expectations." In Illinois, overall, 32.9 percent of students passed the PARCC exam.

Per-pupil spending at Marshall High School is $7,690. The average spending in the state is $12,521.

Marshall High School is part of the Marshall Cusd 2C school district. At least 38 percent of Marshall Cusd 2C's spending is supported by local funding. For the average school district in Illinois 66 percent of per-pupil spending is supported with local funds.

Chicago Public Schools (CPS) is seeking a bailout of its district from Illinois taxpayers. Students in Chicago Public Schools scored a passage rate of 25 percent on the PARCC exam. Per pupil spending in Chicago is $15,120. $7,409 of this, or 49 percent, is supported with local funds. Chicago is seeking to expand the funding provided from all Illinois taxpayers. Currently, $7,711, or 51 percent, of Chicago per pupil spending is supported by all Illinois taxpayers. The bailout request would increase this number by $4,000 bringing the total statewide support to $11,711 per CPS student.

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