The data in the charts below are for CTE Concentrator High School graduates attending one of the eleven high schools that make up the Northern Kane County Regional Vocational System EFE 110. A CTE Concentrator is defined as a student that has take two or more courses within a specific program of study (ie. Automotive, Business, Engineering, Manufacturing, Welding, etc.). The Region and individual Districts are scored on the following categories:
4 year Graduation Rate
Extended Graduation Rate
ELA/Reading Proficiency
Math Proficiency
Science Proficiency
Post Program Placement (number of students that went on to a 2 yr., 4 yr. or Military Service
Non-traditional Program (female/male students that are taking classes in a field in which they are underrepresented)
Attainment of Post Secondary Credit (dual credit/college credit)
Work-Based Learning (number of students participating in an internship within their program of study)
Individualized School Data can be found on each school's website (click the logos below) or by reading the Illinois School Report Card.
This year saw yet again another increase in the number of students participating in Dual Credit opportunities across the region, with an over 6.5 percent increase as compared to the year before.
We continued to see increases in the number of students earning Dual Credit across the region, with an almost 18 percent increase over last year. Post Secondary Placement also saw a jump of over 14 percent as compared to the year before.
Based on our intensive work on Dual Credit with Elgin Community College, the Northern Kane region saw an increase of over 35 percent as compared to FY22. Work on our Summer Internship Program also led to increases in the number of students participating in Work-Based Learning across the region.
The Northern Kane County Regional Vocational System and member Districts began intensive work with Elgin Community College with regards to Dual Credit opportunities as well as implementing our Summer Internship Program in partnership with the Alignment Collaborative for Education - Elgin.