Summary:
Greenfield, Indiana, is served by nine schools — six elementary, two middle, and one high school — enrolling about 4,968 students across three districts: Greenfield-Central Com Schools, Mt Vernon Community School Corp, and New Palestine Community Schools. Roughly 48% of students attend elementary schools, 23.6% attend the two middle schools, and 28.4% attend the one high school. The districts differ noticeably in overall standing: New Palestine ranks in the 90th percentile statewide, Mt Vernon in the 74th, and Greenfield-Central in the 69th.
The strongest school in the area is Eden Elementary School, ranked in the 91st percentile with 5 stars, posting the area's top ELA (66.25%) and math (73.75%) results and the lowest student-teacher ratio (12.9). Brandywine Elementary School is close behind at the 86th percentile with 4 stars, beating its own strong New Palestine district in ELA and math. Weston Elementary School shines in science (56.58%, best among elementaries) and math (57.23%) but has the weakest elementary ELA score (31.93%). JB Stephens Elementary School gets strong math (56.60%) on the lowest per-student spending in the group ($9,447).
The middle grades are the clearest concern. Greenfield Central Junior High School has slipped from the 58th to the 43rd percentile over three years and now earns 2 stars, with math at 26.95% — well below district and state grade-level marks. Greenfield Intermediate School sits closer to district averages. At Greenfield-Central High School, graduation (91.4%) and SAT ELA beat the state, but SAT math and Biology trail. Positively, all nine schools have chronic absenteeism below the state's 16.7%, with the lowest rates at Weston (6.2%), Eden (6.9%), and Brandywine (7.1%).
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