Oak Park & River Forest High School

Public High SchoolGrade A+

201 North Scoville Avenue, Oak Park, IL 60302

Oak Park - River Forest School District 200

Oak Park and River Forest High School boys varsity basketball game

Grades 9–12

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Demographics - Ethnicity

White

52%

Hispanic

16%

Black

17%

Asian

Two or More Races

11%

Demographics

3,276

Total Students

52%Male

46%Female

Academics

97%Graduation Rate

+10% vs state avg

35%AP Participation

+11% vs state avg

5%Dual Enrollment

−8% vs state avg

Economic

Free/Reduced Lunch—

State Average—

District Average—

0%25%50%75%100%

Area Household Income

Median household

$100,680+21% vs state avg

Crime in Oak Park

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Reported at K-12 schools across Oak Park in 2024 — city-wide, not specific to this school.

School Crime Rate

4.69 /1,000 students

8% above Illinois avg

Overall Crime Rate

57.47 /1,000 residents

17% above Illinois avg

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

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Reported Incidents

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Inappropriate TeachingCRT / RaceModerateAdded 1mo ago

School adopts 'equitable grading'

Alleged incident at Oak Park & River Forest High School · Oak Park - River Forest School District 200 · Illinois

A high school district is developing and implementing new "equitable grading" practices, which incorporate "Culturally Responsive and Relevant Teaching." Internal communications indicate these changes aim to address racial disparities in student outcomes. The new approach challenges traditional grading by prioritizing equity and cultural relevance over classroom meritocracy.

Occurred on May 26, 2022Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map

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