Welcome to Cissna Park School District

Cissna Park Community Unit School District #6, In partnership with families and community, we continue our tradition of excellence, empowering students to become responsible citizens and life-long learners.  

School Re-Opening Plan 2020-2021

Amendments to the School Reopening Plan

​"The school district plans to return to an all in-person learning format for the 2021-2022 school year as required by the Illinois State Board of Education.  Any person that would like to provide input into or comment on this plan may do so by attending the regular meeting of the Cissna Park Unit 6 Board of Education on July 19, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. in the school/community library."

E Learning / Remote Learning Plan

IDPH Updates

Student Life

Weekly & Monthly Information

Online Gradebook

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Homefacts School Data

Cissna Park School is rated as an A- School.  Our school is a top rated school district. We currently meet or exceed state standards and we are constantly changing to ensure that our efforts and diversified education system help to continually guide our students to a strong future; no matter where their dreams might lead them.  
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Elementary

Junior high

High School

Who are we? 

Cissna Park C.U.S.D. #6 is a PreK-12 Grade public school district 90 square miles in area, all of which lies in southern Iroquois County.  The District is located 100 miles south of Chicago and 50 miles northeast of Champaign-Urbana.  The population of the district is approximately 2000.  The three areas of population are the village of Cissna Park (850 residents), the unincorporated village of Claytonville, and the Kellart Lake subdivision.  The primary source of employment are agriculture production and services, and government providers (school).
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Illinois Solar Schools

Fall Information

Cissna Park school is a proud participant in using clean, free, green energy. Our school currently utilizes a solar panel system which helps to provide roughly 1-3% of our schools current energy needs. Data for our solar production can be found by clicking the button on the below. 
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Illinois Solar Schools