Skokie School District 68, located in the northernmost portion of Skokie, is dedicated to providing high-quality education to over 1,800 pre-K-8th grade students. With a rich history dating back to 1898, the district has grown alongside the community, adding schools to serve the ever-increasing population. Currently, Skokie School District 68 consists of four schools: Jane Stenson School, Devonshire School, Highland School, and Old Orchard Junior High.

These schools have undergone various expansions and renovations over the years to accommodate the growing student population. The district is committed to promoting diversity and inclusion, with students representing a wide range of ethnicities and languages. In fact, District 68 boasts a student body that speaks 65 different languages.

To ensure a high standard of education, the district employs a dedicated team of 148 certified staff members, all of whom hold at least a Bachelor's degree. Many teachers also possess Master's degrees, bringing a wealth of expertise to the classroom. With an average student-to-teacher ratio of 14.

1:1, students receive personalized attention and support. Skokie School District 68 has a strong financial foundation, receiving an Aa2 bond rating from Moody's Investor Service and consistently earning the highest financial rating from the Illinois State Board of Education. The district is also mindful of its responsibility to taxpayers, maintaining a low tax rate while maximizing resources for student education.

Through its commitment to academic excellence, diversity, and responsible financial management, Skokie School District 68 continues to be a leader in providing outstanding education to its students