Summary:
North Webster, Indiana is served by a single public school — North Webster Elementary School, a K–5 building of about 430 students in the Wawasee Community School Corp — so families here have one clear option and no within-city comparison to make.
Because there is only one school, the most useful benchmarks are the district and the state. North Webster Elementary outperforms its district in every subject tested in 2025-2026: ELA at 47.59% proficient versus 34.96% (+12.6 points), Math at 46.52% versus 36.61% (+9.9), and Science at 38.46% versus 37.40% (a marginal +1.1). Its chronic absenteeism rate of 5.7% is roughly one-third of both the district's 16.3% and the state's 16.7%, and that attendance figure is the single strongest signal in the data. Notably, 51.4% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch, yet the school still beats state averages in 3rd grade ELA (+9.2), 5th grade ELA (+14.1), 4th grade Math (+1.9), and 5th grade Social Studies (+5.9).
Grade-level results swing widely — ELA runs from 36.92% in 4th grade to 56.25% in 5th, Math from 35.94% to 53.85% — but with roughly 70 students per grade, a few children can move a rate by several points, so these should be read as cohort variation rather than permanent strengths or weaknesses. Science is the soft spot, down 5.8 points year over year (44.26 to 38.46), while 5th grade Social Studies is the standout gain, up 12.85 points to 53.13. Statewide, the school ranked 407th of 1,015 (60th percentile) with 3 stars in 2025-2026, easing from 343rd (66th) but still above 2023-2024's 450th (55th). Spending is $11,862 per pupil with a 14.8:1 student-teacher ratio, about 29 teachers. The bottom line: a steady, above-average 3-star school with exceptional attendance and consistent reading and math results.
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