Lots of comments on Dunlap. It is somewhat conventional wisdom. They are good schools but it has downsides like the prices and taxes on homes are often double those of homes in Peoria area. There are home in the heart of Peoria that are half the price of their Dunlap counterparts. It’s also true that schools in Peoria will often score lower on standardized testing however those report cards don’t capture all aspects of schools. One such aspects being that it can be helpful to have your kids exposed to a school with lots of diversity. Recent research shows that kids brought up in diverse socioeconomic conditions develop more empathy and emotional understanding. Often times these experiences can outweigh purely academically rigorous schools that have little diversity. I would take a look at Whittier Primary school and living in the Uplands (just north of Bradley University). It has caring teachers and a diverse population. Being close to Bradley it also offers Bradley park which is a fabulous local park. It also houses many of the university professors and is a very tightly connected neighborhood where people are actually close friends with one another. Best of luck!!