Original Research by School Decision on Diploma Degree North Campus
Diploma Degree North Campus is a grades 11-12 high school in North Peoria, Illinois, operated by Peoria School District 150. The school sits on the city's north side on University Street, in a growing area with newer residential development and modern amenities.
The school is currently showing zero enrollment in the available data. This absence of students means that state testing results, graduation rates, proficiency measures, and demographic information are not reported or applicable. Without an active student population, the school does not have academic performance data to review, staff assignments to evaluate, or program offerings to describe. A parent or resident seeking information about this school's academics, student life, or educational pathway should contact the district directly to understand the school's operational status and any plans for enrollment.
Peoria itself is a mid-sized city in central Illinois with a mix of established neighborhoods and newer residential areas in the north. The city is anchored by major employers in healthcare and manufacturing, particularly OSF Healthcare and Caterpillar. Housing in the area is relatively affordable compared to state and national benchmarks, with inventory that has been described as tight. The Warehouse District has undergone significant walkability improvements and adaptive reuse development; downtown and the West Bluff neighborhood offer walkable commercial districts, while most of the city relies on car transportation. Public transit through CityLink connects schools, hospitals, and community services across multiple municipalities.
Peoria School District 150 has undertaken substantial curriculum changes in recent years. In spring 2026 the board approved a major overhaul of K-5 reading instruction, moving to science-of-reading aligned materials after many years using earlier approaches. This shift reflects district concern that a substantial share of third through eighth graders were not reading at grade level according to state data. The district has also undergone school renamings as part of a broader effort to address historical school naming conventions. These changes shape the broader ecosystem in which any Peoria school operates.
To understand Diploma Degree North Campus's current role and enrollment status, contact Peoria SD 150 directly or visit the school's website through the district office.
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