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Marion County school districts: special-education data

Marion County has 13 public school districts serving about 1,297 students with IEPs. The median Marion County district taught 42.6% 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 Patoka CUSD 100 (64.6%) and the least inclusive South Central CUD 401 (34.2%).

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
Centralia SD 13527645.2%0.00.019.2%14.2%
Salem SD 11119936.6%10.40.034.9%21.0%
Centralia HSD 20015444.2%0.00.045.3%n/a
South Central CUD 40114734.2%11.60.022.2%n/a
Sandoval CUSD 50111142.6%5.40.035.0%n/a
Salem CHSD 6008837.1%18.90.037.6%n/a
Odin PSD 7226940.0%10.10.023.6%n/a
Raccoon Cons SD 15558.3%0.00.0n/a39.7%
Central City SD 1335555.4%n/an/a20.3%26.0%
Iuka CCSD 74840.0%33.30.0n/an/a
Patoka CUSD 1004764.6%4.30.025.0%n/a
Selmaville CCSD 104558.5%0.00.017.9%n/a
Kell Cons SD 2371.4%0.00.0n/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.