Indian Prairie School District 204
Indian Prairie School District 204 was formed in 1972 by the mergers of three elementary school districts. It was a K-8 district (its students attended Naperville Central High School) until Waubonsie Valley High School opened in 1975.
Today, IPSD204 is the fourth largest school district in Illinois, encompassing 46 square miles in Naperville, Aurora, Bolingbrook and Plainfield. It is recognized as one of the premier school districts in the nation, with many of its schools having been designated Blue Ribbon by the US Department of Education, and several earning ‘exemplary’ status from the Illinois State Board of Education.
While IPSD204 is committed to academic excellence, it is just as committed to inclusion. It serves a very diverse community, in both racial/cultural and economic terms, and devotes significant resources to ensure its lesser-advantaged students succeed socially, emotionally, and academically.
IPSD204 By The Numbers
Schools
Employees
Buses
3 High Schools
7 Middle Schools
21 Elementary Schools
81% of IPSD204 Teachers
Have Advanced Degrees
3.5 Million Total Miles
Traveled Each School Year
Students
Average SAT
%
Graduate
Average Class Size = 27
Average for State = 20
State Average SAT = 1007
High School in 4 Years
State Average = 85%
$/Student
Pupil/Admin
Parent Orgs
State Average = $13,337
Naperville 203 = $15,326
State Average = 181
Naperville 203 = 152
School & Topical PTAs,
Athletic & Music Boosters
IPSD204 By The Numbers
Schools
3 High Schools
7 Middle Schools
21 Elementary Schools
Employees
82% of IPSD204 Teachers
Have Advanced Degrees
Buses
3.5 Million Total Miles
Traveled Each School Year
Students
Average Class Size = 27
Average for State = 22
Average SAT Score
State Average SAT = 995
%
Graduation Rate
High School in 4 Years
State Average = 86%.
Budget $/Student
State Average = $13,546
Naperville 203 = $15,705
Students/Administrator
