Summary:
Options Charter Schools is a three-school charter network in Indiana, with all three campuses classified as high schools serving grades 6–12 and a combined enrollment of 1,043 students. The network is split among Options Indiana in Noblesville (612 students, 58.7% of enrollment), Options Westfield (248 students), and Options Noblesville (183 students). The Options Charter Schools district ranks 336 of 374 statewide, at the 10th percentile with 1 star.
Each school looks different on the measures parents often check first. Options Noblesville has the highest graduation rate (74.1%) but also the highest chronic absenteeism (63.7%), the highest per-student spending ($21,124), and the smallest classes (student-teacher ratio 8.8). Options Westfield has the lowest absenteeism (29.8%) and spends $14,340 per student, with a ratio of 11.4. Options Indiana is the largest and leanest: $8,474 per student and a ratio of 26.9, with the lowest graduation rate (40.3%) but the best 2025–26 rank (317 of 415, 24th percentile). All three fall below Indiana's 89.7% graduation rate, and every school's absenteeism exceeds the state's 16.7%.
On tests, math is the clearest weak spot network-wide. SAT Math ranges from 0% to 7.89%, against state rates of 25.4% to 25.6%, and ILEARN Math is mostly in the single digits. Options Westfield posted the network's best 2024–25 results — Biology 47.62% and SAT ERW 55.56%, both above state averages — then fell to 7th percentile, 0 stars, SAT ERW 21.88%, and SAT Math 0% in 2025–26. Options Indiana had the strongest 2025–26 Biology (31.58%) and SAT ERW (37.84%). Free/reduced lunch rates are low across the network (2.45% to 10.38%), and higher spending and smaller classes at Options Noblesville did not correspond to higher proficiency.
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