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How has the Freshman OnTrack rate changed over time for students at Tilden?
How does the college enrollment rate for students at Senn compare to students at other high schools, or to CPS as a whole?
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How have GPAs and attendance rates for different groups of students at Hernandez changed across time?
Into what types of high schools do students at Drake enroll, and how many are on-track as 9th graders?
How many students from Nightingale graduate from high school and enroll in college?
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Into what types of high school are students from Logan Square enrolling?
How does the college enrollment rate for students from Roseland compare to students from other community areas, or to CPS as a whole?
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What has the high school graduation rate looked like over the past 10 years for students living in District 8?
How does the college completion rate for students living in District 4 compare to the city as a whole?
This interactive webpage shows educational outcomes for CPS students at the district level, including the Post-secondary Attainment Index and the milestones that contribute to the Index (high school graduation, college enrollment, and college completion).
Explore the ReportThe To&Through Project’s data tools provide the public with access to Chicago Public Schools (CPS) data on students’ rates of attainment of key milestones — such as the CPS high school graduation rate and college enrollment rate — and enable users to examine rates at the school and community levels. For each milestone, users can drill down into CPS statistics by race/ethnicity and gender, and for some milestones, users can even disaggregate data by students’ qualifications, such as college access level. To&Through’s data tools also include the College Pathways Tool, which displays interactive visualizations of CPS students’ post-secondary journeys, and the Post-secondary Attainment Index (PAI) Calculator, which enables users to project the proportion of their current ninth-graders likely to complete a college credential within 10 years.