Summary:
Hebron, Indiana is served by four schools — Porter Lakes Elementary School (PK–3), Hebron Elementary School (K–5), Hebron Middle School (6–8), and Hebron High School (9–12) — with total enrollment of 1,548 students. They belong to two districts: Porter Township School Corp, which ranks at the 86th percentile overall, and MSD Boone Township, at the 64th percentile.
Porter Lakes Elementary School is the standout: math proficiency is 72.83% and was 72.48% the year before, far above its district's 51.44%, with ELA at 58.7%. It also posts the lowest chronic absenteeism at 6.0%, against 16.7% statewide. Hebron High School has the strongest graduation rate at 97.7% (state: 89.7%) and a rising rank, from the 50th percentile to the 65th, though SAT Math is 22.06% versus the state's 25.6%. At 3rd grade the two elementaries are close — Porter Lakes 58.7% ELA and 72.83% math, versus Hebron Elementary's 56.9% and 67.24% — so the wider all-grade gap partly reflects grade spans and lower 4th/5th grade results at Hebron Elementary School.
Weak spots concentrate in upper grades. Hebron Middle School has the highest chronic absenteeism at 18.1% and all-grade math of 33.19%, though 8th grade ELA (58.44%) and math (45.45%) and science (53.42%) beat state figures. Hebron Elementary's 5th grade ELA is 18.57% versus the state's 42.2%, and its rank fell from the 71st to the 49th percentile. Spending and class size don't track neatly with results: Hebron Elementary spends $13,761 per student versus Porter Lakes' $9,884, while Porter Lakes has the highest student/teacher ratio (19.7) yet the strongest math.
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