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Abraham Lincoln Elementary School

Public School

Level: 1

Grades: KG - 05

Address: 380 Greenfield Ave, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

Phone: (630) 790-6400

Website: "http://www.d41.org"

District: Glen Ellyn School District 41

559
Total Students
#285
of 2,077 in 2025

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating
47
out of 100
State Ranking
Ranked 285 of 2,077 (2025)
Among schools at the same level in the state

Test Scores

IAR

English Language Arts • Grade 5th Grade • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 50.0%

Student Body

Total Students
559
Diversity
Moderate
Simpson index 41/100

Race & Ethnicity

  • White 75.8% (424)
  • Asian 9.7% (54)
  • Hispanic / Latino 8.9% (50)
  • Two or More Races 3.4% (19)
  • Black 1.6% (9)
  • American Indian / Alaska Native 0.4% (2)
  • Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0.2% (1)

Reviews

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Based on 4 reviews

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Parent
December 20, 2013

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Parent
December 21, 2013

"f you have a child with special needs by no means put them at Lincoln or at any other school in District 41. They have the lingo of inclusion down but very often and too quickly look to self contained classrooms. All of the other parents we have spoken to that have children with special needs are highly dissatisfied. We constantly asked to be included in the IEP process and were constantly excluded. We felt very bullied by the administration. This District is sadly stuck in the 1950s when it comes to special education. Every time we made a suggestion or tried to voice our opinion we received a smile and a nod and then were completely ignored. Our child had a horrible experience here and often came home saying that she wasn't smart and that she hated going to school. If your child doesn't fit into a box this is not the school for them. Until the administration changes it does not appear as though the special education program will change either. Our other child that does not have any special needs is often bored and because he does so well does not have much access to the teacher. And the test scores at Lincoln have dropped off quite a bit over the last ten years."

Parent
December 20, 2013

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Parent
December 21, 2013

"f you have a child with special needs by no means put them at Lincoln or at any other school in District 41. They have the lingo of inclusion down but very often and too quickly look to self contained classrooms. All of the other parents we have spoken to that have children with special needs are highly dissatisfied. We constantly asked to be included in the IEP process and were constantly excluded. We felt very bullied by the administration. This District is sadly stuck in the 1950s when it comes to special education. Every time we made a suggestion or tried to voice our opinion we received a smile and a nod and then were completely ignored. Our child had a horrible experience here and often came home saying that she wasn't smart and that she hated going to school. If your child doesn't fit into a box this is not the school for them. Until the administration changes it does not appear as though the special education program will change either. Our other child that does not have any special needs is often bored and because he does so well does not have much access to the teacher. And the test scores at Lincoln have dropped off quite a bit over the last ten years."

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