Summary:
Greentown, Indiana is served by three public schools — Eastern Elementary School (PK–5, 727 students), Eastern Middle School (6–8, 379 students), and Eastern High School (9–12, 497 students) — all within the Eastern Howard School Corporation. Together they enroll 1,603 students, and the district ranks 95th of 374 Indiana districts, placing it in the 75th percentile with 4 stars. There are no alternative schools in this group.
Eastern High School is the strongest overall, ranking 96th of 415 (77th percentile, 4 stars) with a 98.1% graduation rate versus 89.7% statewide. It shines in SAT Evidence-based Reading and Writing (59.02% vs 51.9% state) and Biology, but SAT Math is a clear weak spot at 22.13% against the state's 25.6%. Eastern Elementary School has the best attendance (7.4% chronic absenteeism vs 10.5% district and 16.7% state) and outperforms the district in math (50.27%) and science (53.17%), yet ELA lags at 35.83% versus the district's 38.59%. Eastern Middle School is mixed: it slipped from 72nd percentile and 4 stars to 65th percentile and 3 stars, with 8th-grade math at 29.13% versus the state's 34.2%.
Attendance is a relative strength everywhere, with all three schools below the state's 16.7% chronic absenteeism, though the high school's 14.3% is nearly double the elementary's 7.4%. Spending differs sharply — $11,711 per student at the high school versus $8,763 at elementary and $7,540 at middle — while student-teacher ratios are similar (18.0, 17.7, and 17.5). Overall, this is an above-average district with uneven strengths: literacy at the elementary level, math at the high school, and middle-school math and science are the areas to watch.
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