Mahomet, IL

10,516 residents3,969 students6 schools
Avg School Rating
7.6
out of 10
62% above Illinois avg
Test Proficiency
57%Math
66%Reading
37% above Illinois avg
School Crime Rate
0.00
per 1,000 students
100% below Illinois avg
Overall Crime Rate
12.65
per 1,000 residents
74% below Illinois avg

School Breakdown

Elementary
Schools
4
Elementary Schools
Middle
Schools
1
Middle Schools
High
Schools
1
High Schools

School Types

By Type

Public
5
Charter
0
Private
1

By Level

Elementary
4
Middle
1
High
1

These figures describe every school in Mahomet; use the filters below to explore the directory.

School Crime in Mahomet

0 incidents reported at K-12 schools across Mahomet in 2024 — city-wide, not specific to any one school.

School Crime Rate
100% below Illinois avg
0.00
per 1,000 students

School Crime Rate is per 1,000 students enrolled. Source: FBI NIBRS 2024. Figures are city-wide; NIBRS does not report the specific school or address.

Overall Crime in Mahomet

133 total incidents reported across Mahomet in 2024 — all locations, city-wide.

Overall Crime Rate
74% below Illinois avg
12.65
per 1,000 residents

Offense Breakdown

Violent
46
Property
81
Drug
5
Weapons
1

Crime Types

  • Assault30%
  • Fraud29%
  • Forgery8%
  • Theft8%
  • Vandalism7%
  • Burglary6%
  • Other11%

Overall Crime Rate is per 1,000 residents. Source: FBI NIBRS 2024. City-wide totals across all reported incidents and locations.

Enrollment by School Type

3,969 students enrolled across Mahomet's schools.

  • Public3,89498%
  • Private752%

Counts students at schools that report enrollment to NCES (about 9 in 10 schools across every sector, including private). Schools with no reported enrollment are excluded. Source: NCES.

Student Demographics

Enrollment-weighted across Mahomet's K-12 schools.

  • White82%
  • Hispanic7%
  • Two or More Races6%
  • Native American4%
  • Asian3%
  • Black2%
50%Female50%Male
22%Free/Reduced Lunch
Sources: FBI NIBRS 2024 (crime) · U.S. Census Bureau 2025 (population) · NCES (schools).Crime figures are city-wide and not specific to any individual school.