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Skokie School District 73-5, IL

9,663 Population
1.6 square miles 6,197.7 people per square mile

Census data: ACS 2020 5-year unless noted

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Demographics

42.3 ±3.2 Median age
  • about 10 percent higher than the figure in Cook County: 37 ±0.1
  • about 10 percent higher than the figure in Illinois: 38.3 ±0.1

Economics

$39,445 ±$3,008 Per capita income
  • about the same as the amount in Cook County: $39,239 ±$273
  • a little higher than the amount in Illinois: $37,306 ±$155
$104,400 ±$15,163 Median household income
  • about 1.5 times the amount in Cook County: $67,886 ±$571
  • about 1.5 times the amount in Illinois: $68,428 ±$267

4.5% ±2.7% (436  ±263) Persons below poverty line
  • about one-third of the rate in Cook County: 13.7% 695,076 (±0.2% / ±12,291)
  • about two-fifths of the rate in Illinois: 12% 1,488,670 (±0.2% / ±18,242)

30.5 minutes ±2.3 (134,165  ±19,553) Mean travel time to work
  • about 90 percent of the figure in Cook County: 33.2 76,717,245 (±0.2 / ±478,497)
  • a little higher than the figure in Illinois: 29 164,929,595 (±0.1 / ±812,306)

Families

3,164 ±272 Number of households
  • Cook County: 1,991,474 ±3,683
  • Illinois: 4,884,061 ±8,585
3 ±0.3 (9,615  ±1,180) Persons per household
  • about 20 percent higher than the figure in Cook County: 2.6 5,077,535
  • about 20 percent higher than the figure in Illinois: 2.5 12,419,358

3.6% ±2.9% (68  ±56) Women 15-50 who gave birth during past year
  • about three-quarters of the rate in Cook County: 4.9% 63,715 (±0.1% / ±1,803)
  • about two-thirds of the rate in Illinois: 5.2% 154,995 (±0.1% / ±2,932)

Housing

3,355 ±299 Number of housing units
  • Cook County: 2,198,489 ±756
  • Illinois: 5,373,385 ±564

$321,200 ±$19,820 Median value of owner-occupied housing units
  • about 25 percent higher than the amount in Cook County: $255,500 ±$1,395
  • about 1.5 times the amount in Illinois: $202,100 ±$886

4% ±1.6% (373  ±154.3) Moved since previous year
  • about one-third of the rate in Cook County: 12.5% 637,913 (±0.2% / ±10,744.4)
  • about one-third of the rate in Illinois: 12.5% 1,566,568 (±0.1% / ±15,162.6)

Social

91.5% ±0.5% (5,907  ±551.1) High school grad or higher
  • a little higher than the rate in Cook County: 87.7% 3,142,885 (±0.4% / ±13,539.1)
  • about the same as the rate in Illinois: 89.7% 7,788,362 (±0.3% / ±21,479.5)
57.9% ±3.8% (3,740  ±425.7) Bachelor's degree or higher
  • about 1.5 times the rate in Cook County: 40% 1,433,419 (±0.2% / ±8,644.5)
  • more than 1.5 times the rate in Illinois: 35.5% 3,085,274 (±0.2% / ±13,375)

N/A Persons with language other than English spoken at home

37.6% ±6.6% (3,634  ±779) Foreign-born population
  • nearly double the rate in Cook County: 20.9% 1,078,475 (±0.2% / ±8,701)
  • more than double the rate in Illinois: 13.9% 1,773,067 (±0.1% / ±11,518)

2% ±0.9% (140  ±62) Population with veteran status
  • about half the rate in Cook County: 3.8% 152,483 (±0.1% / ±2,950)
  • about one-third of the rate in Illinois: 5.6% 553,593 (±0.1% / ±4,742)
140 Total veterans ±62 121 Male ±55 19 Female ±22

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