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Livingston County school districts: special-education data

Livingston County has 12 public school districts serving about 1,072 students with IEPs. The median Livingston County district taught 47.4% of its students with IEPs in general education at least 80% of the day in 2024–25 (Illinois median 55.7%). The most inclusive was Prairie Central CUSD 8 (68.4%) and the least inclusive Pontiac Twp HSD 90 (16.2%).

Inclusion, absence & reading: ISBE 2024–25Suspension & restraint: CRDC 2023–24Methodology
DistrictStudents with IEPsInclusion (80%+ gen-ed)OOS suspension /100 IEPRestrained /1,000 IEPChronic absenceReading proficient
Prairie Central CUSD 834168.4%3.75.725.6%31.8%
Pontiac CCSD 42928558.1%11.50.037.9%16.2%
Pontiac Twp HSD 9010916.2%10.70.045.2%n/a
Woodland CUSD 59446.3%9.60.019.8%n/a
Tri Point CUSD 6-J8352.3%6.50.034.5%25.0%
Flanagan-Cornell Dist 745345.3%5.70.0n/an/a
Dwight Twp HSD 2303747.4%3.10.031.6%n/a
Odell CCSD 4353554.3%0.00.028.6%n/a
Saunemin CCSD 4382465.4%0.00.0n/an/a
Cornell CCSD 4261152.2%0.00.0n/an/a
Dwight Common SD 232n/a52.0%n/an/a15.0%20.0%
Rooks Creek CCSD 425n/an/an/an/an/an/a

All figures are for students with disabilities (IEPs). Suspension and restraint are from the 2023–24 federal Civil Rights Data Collection (self-reported by districts). Rates marked ⚠ are unusually high and may reflect how a district reported.