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Definition: Of all children in care on the first day of the fiscal year who had been in care between 12 and 23 months, the percentage that are discharged to permanency within 12 months.

Denominator: Number of children in substitute care on the first day of the fiscal year who had been in substitute care between 12 and 23 months.

Numerator: Number of children who are discharged to permanency (reunification, living with relative, adoption, or guardianship) within 12 months of the first day of the fiscal year.

Exclusions
Youth who turned age 18 while in care and were discharged to permanency at age 18 are excluded from the numerator.

A Note on Totals
The per-year totals for this measure ("ALL CHILDREN") reflect the total numbers of children with valid values for the breakdown being viewed. Since counts may be culled from records missing geographic, demographic or placement type information, totals between breakdowns may not be identical. For example, adding counts for all age groups for a given year may not produce the same result as adding races, since there may be missing races and/or ages in the population.

A Note on Race
If the value of the primary race is Native American/Alaska Native, Asian, or Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islanders, it was coded as "Other." If the value of primary race was "could not be verified," "unknown," "declined to identify," or missing (null), it was treated as missing and excluded when indicators are reported by race/ethnicity.

The data used to compute this measure come from two Illinois DCFS data systems: the Statewide Automated Child Welfare Information System (SACWIS) and the Child and Youth Centered Information System (CYCIS). Both the SACWIS data and the CYCIS data were extracted on June 30, 2024. They were calculated based on the state fiscal year, which spans the 12-month period from July 1 to June 30.

Definition: Of all children in care on the first day of the fiscal year who had been in care for 24 months or more, the percentage that are discharged to permanency within 12 months.

Denominator: Number of children in substitute care on the first day of the fiscal year period who had been in substitute care for 24 months or more.

Numerator: Number of children who are discharged to permanency (reunification, living with relative, adoption, or guardianship) within 12 months of the first day of the fiscal year.

Exclusions
Youth who turned age 18 while in care and were discharged to permanency at age 18 are excluded from the numerator.

Definition: Of all children who enter substitute care during the fiscal year, the percentage that are discharged to permanency within 12 months.

Denominator: Number of children who enter substitute care during the fiscal year.

Numerator: Number of children who are discharged to permanency (reunification, living with relative, adoption, or guardianship) within 12 months of entering substitute care.

Exclusions

Children who enter care and stay 7 days or fewer are excluded.
Youth who turned age 18 while in care and were discharged to permanency at age 18 are excluded from the numerator.

Definition: Of all children who had been in substitute care between 12 and 23 months and exited to permanency during the fiscal year, the percentage that re-entered substitute care within 12 months of their discharge.

Denominator: Number of children in substitute care on the first day of the fiscal year who had been in substitute care between 12 and 23 months and who were discharged to permanency (reunification, living with a relative, adoption, or guardianship) during the fiscal year.

Numerator: Number of children who re-entered substitute care within 12 months of discharge. If a child had multiple re-entries within 12 months of discharge, only his/her first re-entry is selected.

Definition: Of all children who had been in substitute care 24 months or more and exited to permanency during the fiscal year, the percentage that re-entered substitute care within 12 months of their discharge.

Denominator: Number of children in substitute care on the first day of the fiscal year who had been in care for 24 months or more who were discharged to permanency (reunification, living with a relative, adoption, or guardianship) within 12 months.

Numerator: Number of children who re-enter substitute care within 12 months of discharge. If a child has multiple re-entries within 12 months of discharge, only his/her first re-entry is selected.

Definition: Of all children who entered foster care during the fiscal year and attained permanency within 12 months, the percentage that re-entered substitute care within 12 months of their discharge.

Denominator: Number of children who entered substitute care during the fiscal year and were discharged within 12 months to reunification, living with a relative, adoption, or guardianship.

Exclusions

Children who enter care and stay 7 days or fewer are excluded from the denominator.

Definition: The median length of stay in substitute care of all children who exit substitute care during the fiscal year.

Population: The number of children exiting substitute care during the fiscal year.

Measure: The median number of months children stay in substitute care. The median represents the amount of time in months that it took half of the children who exited substitute care in a fiscal year to exit care or emancipate. If the child has more than one spell during the fiscal year, the most recent spell is selected. The same child can be counted more than once if the child exited substitute care, reentered, and exited again in different years.

Exclusions
Children who enter care and stay 7 days or fewer are excluded.

Child Reports consists of the number of children reported as alleged victims of maltreatment during each fiscal year. This count includes the sum of unique child-report-date combinations across the fiscal year.

Substantiated Child Reports consists of the number of child reports where at least one allegation is substantiated during the fiscal year. This count includes the sum of unique child-report-date combinations where at least one allegation is substantiated.

The data used to compute this measure come from the Statewide Automated Child Welfare Information System (SACWIS). They were extracted on June 30, 2024. They were calculated based on the state fiscal year, which spans the 12-month period from July 1 to June 30. Data are limited to closed investigations. Data may include records with missing geographic or demographic information.

Definition: Placement types for children in substitute care at the end of the fiscal year. Placement types include home of parents (HMP), kinship foster homes, traditional foster homes, specialized foster homes, emergency shelters or emergency foster care, group homes (GRH), and institutions.

The Kinship Foster Home category includes Delegated Relative Authority (DRA) and Home of Relative (HMR). The Traditional Foster Home category includes Foster Home Boarding DCFS (FHB), Foster Home Indian (FHI), Foster Home Boarding Private Agency (FHP), and Foster Home Adoption (FHA). The Specialized Foster Home category includes Foster Home Specialized (FHS) and Foster Home Treatment (FHT). The Emergency Shelter or Emergency Foster Care category includes Youth Emergency Shelters (YES), Agency Foster Care/Shelter Care, Emergency Shelters Institutions, Emergency Shelters Group Homes, and Emergency Foster Care (EFC). The Institution category includes Detention Facility/Jail (DET), Institution DCFS (ICF), Institution Department of Corrections (IDC), Institution Department of Mental Health (IMH), Institution Private Child Care Facility (IPA), Institution Rehabilitation Services (IRS), and Nursing Care Facility (NCF).

Family Reports consists of the number of families reported for alleged child maltreatment during the fiscal year. This count is the sum of unique family-report-date combinations during the fiscal year. If a family is reported more than once in a given year they are counted each time.

Substantiated Family Reports consists of the number of family reports where at least one allegation is substantiated during the fiscal year. The count includes the sum of unique family-report-date combinations during the fiscal year where at least one allegation is substantiated.

Definition: Initial placement types for children entering substitute care during the year. Initial placement types include home of parents (HMP), kinship foster homes, traditional foster homes, specialized foster homes, emergency shelters or emergency foster care, and group homes or institutions.

The Kinship Foster Home category includes Delegated Relative Authority (DRA) and Home of Relative (HMR). The Traditional Foster Home category includes Foster Home Boarding DCFS (FHB), Foster Home Indian (FHI), Foster Home Boarding Private Agency (FHP), and Foster Home Adoption (FHA). The Specialized Foster Home category includes Foster Home Specialized (FHS) and Foster Home Treatment (FHT). The Emergency Shelter or Emergency Foster Care category includes Youth Emergency Shelters (YES), Agency Foster Care/Shelter Care, Emergency Shelters Institutions, Emergency Shelters Group Homes, and Emergency Foster Care (EFC). The Group Home or Institution category includes Group Home (GRH), Detention Facility/Jail (DET), Institution DCFS (ICF), Institution Department of Corrections (IDC), Institution Department of Mental Health (IMH), Institution Private Child Care Facility (IPA), Institution Rehabilitation Services (IRS), and Nursing Care Facility (NCF).

Exclusions
Children who enter care and stay 7 days or fewer are excluded.

Definition: The percentage of all child reports for the fiscal year that include an allegation from one of four groups (see The Groups below).

Denominator: Number of total reports.

Numerator: Number of reports containing an allegation (not necessarily substantiated) for the given allegation group.

Special Note: There is not a one-to-one relationship between allegations and reports; each report can include more than one allegation. Therefore, adding together the percentages of all four groups in these charts (for any given year and population) will likely result in a number greater than 100.

The Groups
The allegation groups represented are as follows:
The Neglect group includes all Lack of Supervision, Environmental Neglect and Other Neglect allegations.
The Physical and Other Abuse group includes all Physical Abuse, Emotional Abuse and Substance Exposure allegations.
The Sexual Abuse group includes all Sexual Abuse allegations.
The Risk of Harm group includes all Substantial Risk of Sexual Abuse as well as Substantial Risk of Physical Abuse/Harm (by Abuse or by Neglect) allegations.

Definition: The percentage of all substantiated child reports for the fiscal year that include a substantiated allegation from one of four groups (see The Groups below).

Denominator: Number of substantiated reports.

Numerator: Number of reports containing a substantiated allegation for the given allegation group.

Special Note: There is not a one-to-one relationship between substantiated allegations and substantiated reports; each substantiated report can include more than one substantiated allegation. Therefore, adding together the percentages of all four groups in these charts (for any given year and population) will likely result in a number greater than 100.

The Groups
The substantiated allegation groups represented are as follows:
The Neglect group includes all substantiated Lack of Supervision, Environmental Neglect and Other Neglect allegations.
The Physical and Other Abuse group includes all substantiated Physical Abuse, Emotional Abuse and Substance Exposure allegations.
The Sexual Abuse group includes all substantiated Sexual Abuse allegations.
The Risk of Harm group includes all substantiated Substantial Risk of Sexual Abuse as well as Substantial Risk of Physical Abuse/Harm (by Abuse or by Neglect) allegations.

Definition: Of all children in kinship or traditional foster homes at the end of the fiscal year, the percentage that was placed with their siblings.

Denominator: The number of children in kinship or traditional foster homes at the end of the fiscal year who had siblings in substitute care. Siblings are defined as children who belong to a common family based on the ID number of the family.

Numerator: The number of children placed in the same foster home as all of their siblings in substitute care at the end of the fiscal year.

Exclusions
Children with no siblings in substitute care excluded.

Definition: Of all children entering substitute care and initially placed in kinship or traditional foster homes, the percentage that was placed with their siblings in their initial placement.

Denominator: The number of children entering substitute care during the fiscal year who had siblings in substitute care and were initially placed into kinship or traditional foster homes. Siblings are defined as children who belong to a common family based on the ID number of the family.

Numerator: The number of children placed in the same foster home as all of their siblings in substitute care in their initial placement.

Exclusions

Children with no siblings in substitute care are excluded.
Children who enter substitute care and stay 7 or fewer days are excluded.

Definition: Of all children served in intact family cases during the fiscal year, the percentage that had a substantiated maltreatment report within 12 months.

Denominator: The number of children served in intact family cases during the fiscal year. Intact family cases are defined as those in which all children in the family are at home at the time the family case opens.

Numerator: The number of children who had a substantiated report within 12 months of the case open date.

Exclusions

Intact family cases open 7 days or fewer are excluded.
Intact family cases with any child who enters substitute care within 30 days of case open date are excluded
Multiple reports on the same incident date are excluded.
Maltreatment reports in child care facilities, including day care facilities, foster homes, group homes, and residential treatment centers, are excluded.

Definition: Of all children with a substantiated report who did not receive intact family or substitute care services, the percentage that had another substantiated report within 12 months.

Denominator: The number of children with a substantiated maltreatment report during the fiscal year who were not in an intact family case or placed into substitute care within 60 days of the maltreatment report date.

Numerator: The number of children who had another substantiated maltreatment report within 12 months of their initial report.

Exclusions

Subsequent reports of maltreatment within 14 days of the initial report are excluded.
Multiple reports on the same incident date are excluded.

Definition: Of all children who entered substitute care during the year, the percentage that were reunified within 12 months.

Denominator: The number of children entering substitute care during the fiscal year.

Numerator: The number of children that were reunified within 12 months of the date of entry into substitute care. Reunification is defined as when the child is returned home and legal custody is transferred back to parent(s) or the placement case is closed.

Exclusions
Children who enter care and stay 7 days or fewer are excluded.

Definition: Of all children who entered substitute care during the year, the percentage that attained permanence within 24 months.

Denominator: The number of children entering substitute care during the fiscal year.

Numerator: The number of children that attained permanence (reunification, adoption, or guardianship) within 24 months of the date of entry into substitute care. Reunification is defined as when the child is returned home and legal custody is transferred back to parent(s) or the placement case is closed.

Exclusions
Children who enter care and stay 7 days or fewer are excluded.

Definition: Of all children who entered substitute care during the year, the percentage that attained permanence within 36 months.

Denominator: The number of children entering substitute care during the fiscal year.

Numerator: The number of children that attained permanence (reunification, adoption, or guardianship) within 36 months of the date of entry into substitute care. Reunification is defined as when the child is returned home and legal custody is transferred back to parent(s) or the placement case is closed.

Exclusions
Children who enter care and stay 7 days or fewer are excluded.

Definition: Of all children who attained permanency during the year, the percentage that maintained permanence at two years.

Denominator: The number of children who attained permanence during the fiscal year.

Numerator: The number of children that did not re-enter substitute care within two years of attaining permanence.

Exclusions
Children that re-entered substitute care and stayed 7 days or fewer are excluded.

Definition: Of all children who attained permanency during the year, the percentage that maintained permanence at five years.

Denominator: The number of children who attained permanence during the fiscal year.

Numerator: The number of children that did not re-enter substitute care within five years of attaining permanence.

Exclusions
Children that re-entered substitute care and stayed 7 days or fewer are excluded.

Definition: Of all children who attained permanency during the year, the percentage that maintained permanence at ten years.

Denominator: The number of children who attained permanence during the fiscal year.

Numerator: The number of children that did not re-enter substitute care within ten years of attaining permanence.

Exclusions
Children that re-entered substitute care and stayed 7 days or fewer are excluded.

Definition: Of all children who were victims of a substantiated maltreatment report during the fiscal year, the percentage that were victims of another substantiated maltreatment report within 12 months.

Denominator: The number of children with at least one substantiated maltreatment report during the fiscal year.

Numerator: The number of children that had another substantiated maltreatment report within 12 months of their initial report.

Exclusions

Subsequent reports of maltreatment within 14 days of the initial report are excluded.
Multiple reports on the same incident date are excluded.

Definition: Of all children ages 12 to 17 entering substitute care, the percentage that run away from a substitute care placement during their first year.

Denominator: The number of children ages 12 to 17 entering substitute care during the fiscal year.

Numerator: The number of children that run away from their substitute care placement within one year from the case opening date. Runaway includes: Runaway, Abducted, and Whereabouts Unknown.

Exclusions
Children who enter care and stay 7 days or fewer are excluded.

Definition: This metric is computed by taking the sum of substantiated child reports, dividing that by the total number of child reports, and multiplying the result by 100.

Definition: This metric is computed by taking the sum of substantiated family reports, dividing that by the total number of family reports, and multiplying the result by 100.

Definition: Of all children who entered substitute care during the fiscal year, the rate of placement moves per 1,000 days of care.

Denominator: Among the children who entered substitute care during the year, the total number of days they were in substitute care at the end of the fiscal year.

Numerator: The number of placement moves during the fiscal year. (The initial removal from the home is not counted as a placement move.)

Adjustments: The result is multiplied by 1,000 to produce larger numbers that are easier to understand.

Exclusions

Children who enter care and stay 7 days or fewer are excluded.
For youth who enter at age 17 and turn 18 during the period, any time in substitute care beyond the 18th birthday or placement changes after that date are excluded.
Deceased children are excluded.
Children who ran away, including Runaway, Abducted, and Whereabouts Unknown are excluded
If the placement type was respite care (defined as a placement of less than 30 days where the child returns to the same placement), it was not counted as a placement move.

Definition: Of all children in substitute care during the fiscal year, the rate of maltreatment per 100,000 days of substitute care.

Denominator: The total number of days children were in substitute care placements, including trial home visits, during the fiscal year.

Numerator: The total number of substantiated maltreatment reports that occurred during substitute care placements.

Adjustments: The results are multiplied by 100,000 to produce larger numbers that are easier to understand.

Exclusions

Substitute care episodes less than 8 days are excluded.
If a youth turns age 18 while in care, the time in care and maltreatment reports that occur after the 18th birthday are excluded.
Maltreatment reports that occur within the first 7 days of removal are excluded.
Subsequent reports that occur within 1 day of the initial report are excluded.
If the incident date did not occur during the substitute care spell, the maltreatment report is excluded.

Children Who Run Away from Substitute Care

Of all children ages 12 to 17 entering substitute care, the percentage that run away from a placement during their first year.

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Data extracted on June 30, 2024.

Illinois Region Sub-Region County

Illinois Total	Children Entering Between Ages 12 and 17	Run Away During the Year
Illinois Total	Children Entering Between Ages 12 and 17	N	%
2016	930	166	17.8%
2017	887	152	17.1%
2018	1,020	172	16.9%
2019	1,143	161	14.1%
2020	1,382	196	14.2%
2021	1,271	131	10.3%
2022	1,037	104	10.0%
2023*	748	79	10.6%

Illinois Total		Children Entering Between Ages 12 and 17	Run Away During the Year
Illinois Total		Children Entering Between Ages 12 and 17	N	%
2016	Black	402	94	23.4%
	White	431	59	13.7%
	Latinx (Any Race)	84	11	13.1%
	Other Race	8	1	12.5%
	ALL_CHILDREN	930	166	17.8%
2017	Black	382	87	22.8%
	White	387	45	11.6%
	Latinx (Any Race)	94	19	20.2%
	Other Race	21	1	4.8%
	ALL_CHILDREN	887	152	17.1%
2018	Black	437	104	23.8%
	White	493	56	11.4%
	Latinx (Any Race)	65	11	16.9%
	Other Race	24	1	4.2%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,020	172	16.9%
2019	Black	457	87	19.0%
	White	561	57	10.2%
	Latinx (Any Race)	101	14	13.9%
	Other Race	15	1	6.7%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,143	161	14.1%
2020	Black	568	110	19.4%
	White	612	68	11.1%
	Latinx (Any Race)	170	16	9.4%
	Other Race	24	2	8.3%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,382	196	14.2%
2021	Black	446	74	16.6%
	White	640	45	7.0%
	Latinx (Any Race)	158	12	7.6%
	Other Race	26	0	0.0%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,271	131	10.3%
2022	Black	375	68	18.1%
	White	531	23	4.3%
	Latinx (Any Race)	109	10	9.2%
	Other Race	18	1	5.6%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,037	104	10.0%
2023*	Black	292	49	16.8%
	White	361	16	4.4%
	Latinx (Any Race)	71	10	14.1%
	Other Race	19	2	10.5%
	ALL_CHILDREN	748	79	10.6%

Illinois Total		Children Entering Between Ages 12 and 17	Run Away During the Year
Illinois Total		Children Entering Between Ages 12 and 17	N	%
2016	12 to 14	482	41	8.5%
	15 to 17	448	125	27.9%
	ALL_CHILDREN	930	166	17.8%
2017	12 to 14	449	45	10.0%
	15 to 17	438	107	24.4%
	ALL_CHILDREN	887	152	17.1%
2018	12 to 14	553	62	11.2%
	15 to 17	467	110	23.6%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,020	172	16.9%
2019	12 to 14	654	67	10.2%
	15 to 17	489	94	19.2%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,143	161	14.1%
2020	12 to 14	796	66	8.3%
	15 to 17	586	130	22.2%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,382	196	14.2%
2021	12 to 14	736	43	5.8%
	15 to 17	535	88	16.4%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,271	131	10.3%
2022	12 to 14	597	41	6.9%
	15 to 17	440	63	14.3%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,037	104	10.0%
2023*	12 to 14	419	26	6.2%
	15 to 17	329	53	16.1%
	ALL_CHILDREN	748	79	10.6%

Illinois Total		Children Entering Between Ages 12 and 17	Run Away During the Year
Illinois Total		Children Entering Between Ages 12 and 17	N	%
2016	Male	468	74	15.8%
	Female	462	92	19.9%
	ALL_CHILDREN	930	166	17.8%
2017	Male	441	76	17.2%
	Female	446	76	17.0%
	ALL_CHILDREN	887	152	17.1%
2018	Male	516	87	16.9%
	Female	504	85	16.9%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,020	172	16.9%
2019	Male	544	82	15.1%
	Female	599	79	13.2%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,143	161	14.1%
2020	Male	638	97	15.2%
	Female	744	99	13.3%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,382	196	14.2%
2021	Male	604	56	9.3%
	Female	667	75	11.2%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,271	131	10.3%
2022	Male	461	51	11.1%
	Female	576	53	9.2%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,037	104	10.0%
2023*	Male	379	47	12.4%
	Female	368	32	8.7%
	ALL_CHILDREN	748	79	10.6%

Illinois Total		Children Entering Between Ages 12 and 17	Run Away During the Year
Illinois Total		Children Entering Between Ages 12 and 17	N	%
2016	Cook	303	85	28.1%
	Northern	177	32	18.1%
	Central	281	31	11.0%
	Southern	169	18	10.7%
	ALL_CHILDREN	930	166	17.8%
2017	Cook	274	61	22.3%
	Northern	156	30	19.2%
	Central	292	39	13.4%
	Southern	165	22	13.3%
	ALL_CHILDREN	887	152	17.1%
2018	Cook	306	85	27.8%
	Northern	182	22	12.1%
	Central	329	41	12.5%
	Southern	203	24	11.8%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,020	172	16.9%
2019	Cook	279	61	21.9%
	Northern	210	31	14.8%
	Central	396	32	8.1%
	Southern	258	37	14.3%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,143	161	14.1%
2020	Cook	462	98	21.2%
	Northern	225	29	12.9%
	Central	440	41	9.3%
	Southern	255	28	11.0%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,382	196	14.2%
2021	Cook	311	53	17.0%
	Northern	296	27	9.1%
	Central	402	26	6.5%
	Southern	262	25	9.5%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,271	131	10.3%
2022	Cook	246	50	20.3%
	Northern	228	23	10.1%
	Central	326	19	5.8%
	Southern	237	12	5.1%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,037	104	10.0%
2023*	Cook	180	31	17.2%
	Northern	156	18	11.5%
	Central	252	19	7.5%
	Southern	160	11	6.9%
	ALL_CHILDREN	748	79	10.6%

Illinois Total		Children Entering Between Ages 12 and 17	Run Away During the Year
Illinois Total		Children Entering Between Ages 12 and 17	N	%
2016	Cook North	77	23	29.9%
	Cook Central	112	31	27.7%
	Cook South	114	31	27.2%
	Aurora	92	20	21.7%
	Rockford	85	12	14.1%
	Champaign	103	8	7.8%
	Peoria	102	13	12.7%
	Springfield	76	10	13.2%
	East St Louis	63	2	3.2%
	Marion	106	16	15.1%
	ALL_CHILDREN	930	166	17.8%
2017	Cook North	53	12	22.6%
	Cook Central	95	26	27.4%
	Cook South	126	23	18.3%
	Aurora	84	18	21.4%
	Rockford	72	12	16.7%
	Champaign	93	13	14.0%
	Peoria	101	15	14.9%
	Springfield	98	11	11.2%
	East St Louis	61	7	11.5%
	Marion	104	15	14.4%
	ALL_CHILDREN	887	152	17.1%
2018	Cook North	75	19	25.3%
	Cook Central	89	25	28.1%
	Cook South	142	41	28.9%
	Aurora	104	16	15.4%
	Rockford	78	6	7.7%
	Champaign	95	14	14.7%
	Peoria	126	14	11.1%
	Springfield	108	13	12.0%
	East St Louis	83	7	8.4%
	Marion	120	17	14.2%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,020	172	16.9%
2019	Cook North	68	17	25.0%
	Cook Central	71	11	15.5%
	Cook South	140	33	23.6%
	Aurora	116	14	12.1%
	Rockford	94	17	18.1%
	Champaign	156	8	5.1%
	Peoria	119	15	12.6%
	Springfield	121	9	7.4%
	East St Louis	100	10	10.0%
	Marion	158	27	17.1%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,143	161	14.1%
2020	Cook North	107	23	21.5%
	Cook Central	138	27	19.6%
	Cook South	217	48	22.1%
	Aurora	141	19	13.5%
	Rockford	84	10	11.9%
	Champaign	156	19	12.2%
	Peoria	156	12	7.7%
	Springfield	128	10	7.8%
	East St Louis	93	12	12.9%
	Marion	162	16	9.9%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,382	196	14.2%
2021	Cook North	75	17	22.7%
	Cook Central	106	13	12.3%
	Cook South	130	23	17.7%
	Aurora	187	15	8.0%
	Rockford	109	12	11.0%
	Champaign	146	4	2.7%
	Peoria	147	10	6.8%
	Springfield	109	12	11.0%
	East St Louis	99	14	14.1%
	Marion	163	11	6.7%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,271	131	10.3%
2022	Cook North	71	16	22.5%
	Cook Central	62	9	14.5%
	Cook South	113	25	22.1%
	Aurora	155	17	11.0%
	Rockford	73	6	8.2%
	Champaign	118	6	5.1%
	Peoria	113	7	6.2%
	Springfield	95	6	6.3%
	East St Louis	106	9	8.5%
	Marion	131	3	2.3%
	ALL_CHILDREN	1,037	104	10.0%
2023*	Cook North	48	12	25.0%
	Cook Central	36	8	22.2%
	Cook South	96	11	11.5%
	Aurora	107	14	13.1%
	Rockford	49	4	8.2%
	Champaign	114	5	4.4%
	Peoria	69	9	13.0%
	Springfield	69	5	7.2%
	East St Louis	55	6	10.9%
	Marion	105	5	4.8%
	ALL_CHILDREN	748	79	10.6%