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2017 Illinois School Report Cards: North Shore SAT Scores
See how test results compare at high schools on Chicago's North Shore.

Illinois high school students took the SAT for free for the first time in 2017, and public schools on the North Shore all had composite scores above the state average, according 2017 Illinois School Report Card data released Tuesday.
The minimum SAT score to meet state college readiness standards is a combined math and reading score of 1,080, although the College Board's guidelines set 1,010 as the low end of college readiness.
The state's average composite SAT score is 1015.9, with an average score of 511.5 in reading and 504.4 in math, according to data from the College Board.
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Check out average SAT scores from each of the public high schools in northern Cook County and southeastern Lake County below or search for more data from the 2017 Illinois State Report Card:
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| School | District | Average Score |
| New Trier High School | 203 | 1258.2 |
| Stevenson High School | 125 | 1232.9 |
| Glenbrook North High School | 225 | 1214.1 |
| Deerfield High School | 113 | 1203.1 |
| Lake Forest High School | 115 | 1200.8 |
| Highland Park High School | 113 | 1152.8 |
| Glenbrook South High School | 225 | 1150.7 |
| Maine South High School | 207 | 1147.4 |
| Evanston Township High School | 202 | 1118.5 |
| Niles West High School | 219 | 1092.3 |
| Niles North High School | 219 | 1087.4 |
| Maine West High School | 207 | 1026.7 |
| Maine East High School | 207 | 1019.1 |
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