Summary:
Granger, Indiana is home to five public schools — four elementary schools serving PK–5 or K–5 and one middle school serving grades 6–8, with no high school in this list — all part of the Penn-Harris-Madison School Corp, enrolling 3,181 students in total. Every school holds a 5-star rating, and the district ranks 34th of 374 Indiana districts (91st percentile).
Among the elementaries, Prairie Vista Elementary School ranks #4 of 1,015 (100th percentile), with ELA 83.46%, Math 84.23%, Science 85.23%, and the group's top 5th-grade social studies score at 91.67%. Northpoint Elementary School is close behind at #6, posting ELA 82.52%, Math 83.44% and Science 84.76%, along with the lowest free/reduced lunch rate (13.52%), lowest chronic absenteeism (3.2%) and lowest student-teacher ratio (19.0) in the group. Prairie Vista reaches top outcomes while having the highest free/reduced lunch rate (21.05%) and highest absenteeism (10.1%), showing strong results across different student profiles. Horizon Elementary School (#62, 94th percentile) and Mary Frank Harris Elementary School (#98, 90th percentile) remain in the top 10% statewide; both are stronger in Math (73.96% and 71.12%) than in ELA (62.60% and 65.78%), and Horizon's all-grade ELA sits slightly below the district's 63.48%.
Discovery Middle School ranks #3 of 486 Indiana middle schools (99th percentile), with 8th-grade ELA at 84.29% versus a state rate of 44.0% and 8th-grade Math at 75.64% versus 34.2%. Social studies improved at every elementary from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, with Mary Frank Harris making the largest gain (42.42% to 59.42%). Spending shows no simple relationship with outcomes: Mary Frank Harris spends the least ($9,356) and has the highest student-teacher ratio (21.8), yet still earns 5 stars. Granger's enrollment-weighted average exceeds the district in ELA, Math and Science.
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