20 Least Educated Cities in America
| December 21, 2016
Cicero, Illinois
This Chicago suburb achieved infamy when Al Capone fled the city and resettled his bootlegging business in Cicero in the 1920s. Today, it’s considered infamous for other reasons; namely for its less than stellar education record.
Around 62% of Cicero’s adult population has finished high school while a mere 8% have achieved a bachelor’s degree. Around 19% have attended college.
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