The following is a list of Illinois High School Association member conferences. Schools that belong to these conferences compete with each other on a local level in athletics and non-athletic activities.
- Apollo Conference
- Bi-County Conference
- Big Northern Conference (contains two divisions)
- Big Rivers Conference (football-only)
- Big Twelve Conference
- Black Diamond Conference
- Cahokia Conference (contains two divisions)
- Central State Eight Conference
- Central Suburban League (contains two divisions)
- Chicago Catholic League (contains two divisions)
- Chicago Prep Conference
- Chicago Public High School League (contains ten divisions)
- Corn Belt Conference
- DuPage Valley Conference
- East Central Illini Conference
- East Suburban Catholic Conference
- Egyptian Illini Conference
- Fox Valley Conference (contains two divisions)
- Girls Catholic Athletic Conference
- Greater Egyptian Conference
- Heart of Illinois Conference
- Independent School League
- Inter County Athletic Conference
- Interstate Eight Conference
- Lincoln Trail Conference
- Little Illini Conference
- Little Okaw Valley Conference
- Little Ten Conference
- Metro Suburban Conference (started during 2006-2007 academic year)
- Metropolitan Prep Conference
- Mid-Illini Conference
- Mid-South Conference
- Mid-State Six Conference
- Mid-Suburban League (contains two divisions)
- Midland Trail Conference
- Mississippi Valley Conference
- MSM Conference
- National Trail Conference
- NCIC (North Central Illinois Conference—contains two divisions)
- North Suburban Conference (contains two divisions)
- Northeastern Athletic Conference
- Northern Illinois Big 12 Conference (contains two divisions)
- Northern Illinois Christian Conference (not an actual IHSA conference, but contains IHSA members)
- Northern Illinois Conference (NIC-10)
- Northwest Upstate Illini Conference (contains two divisions)
- Okaw Valley Conference
- Pike County Conference
- Prairie State Conference
- Prairieland Conference
- River Valley Conference
- Sangamo Conference
- Sangamon Valley Conference (contains two divisions)
- South Central Conference
- South Egyptian Conference
- South Seven Conference
- South Suburban Conference
- Southern Illinois River-to-River Conference (with Mississippi and Ohio River divisions)
- Southland Athletic Conference
- Southwestern Conference
- Southwest Prairie Conference (started during 2006-2007 academic year)
- Southwest Suburban Conference
- Suburban Catholic Conference
- Three Rivers Conference
- Tomahawk Conference
- Tri-County Conference
- Upstate Eight Conference
- Vermilion Valley Conference
- West Central Conference
- West Suburban Conference (contains two divisions)
- Western Big 6 Conference
- Western Illinois Valley Conference (contains two divisions)
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