Summary:
Tri-Township Cons School Corp is a small Indiana district with two listed schools—a PK–6 elementary and a grades 6–12 junior-senior high—serving about 284 listed students, with overlapping grade 6 enrollment and a district rank of 230 of 374 (39th percentile, 2 stars). The district pairs Tri-Township Junior-Senior High School with Tri-Township Elementary School, and its small size (roughly 141–143 students per school) makes year-to-year percentages especially sensitive to small cohort changes.
At Tri-Township Junior-Senior High School, standout strengths include a 96.0% graduation rate in 2024–25, chronic absenteeism of only 3.2% (state 16.7%), and 2025–26 ILEARN all-grade proficiency of 52% in ELA, 46.94% in Math, and 47.37% in Science—all above district averages. Sixth-grade ELA and Math were both 63.16%, and 7th-grade ELA and Math also exceeded state levels. However, the school remains 1 star with its percentile falling from 28 to 23 to 17, and SAT Math was 0% proficient in both reported years; SAT EBRW was below state, and Biology EOC was 15% in 2025–26.
At Tri-Township Elementary School, 2024–25 was a bright spot: 3 stars, 53rd percentile, 40.3% ELA and 46.27% Math, and 65.38% in 5th-grade Social Studies. In 2025–26, it fell to 1 star and 27th percentile, with ELA 32.79%, Math 31.15%, and Science 14.29%, all below district averages; 4th-grade ELA, 5th-grade Math, 4th-grade Science, and 5th-grade Social Studies showed large gaps to the state. The elementary also has higher free/reduced lunch (48.23% vs. 39.16%) and per-student spending ($16,597 vs. $11,367), with a higher student-teacher ratio (13.4 vs. 8.6). Overall, the district shows strong high school completion and attendance and promising middle-grade ILEARN results, but serious SAT Math, Biology EOC, and elementary 2025–26 concerns; small cohorts mean a few students can move results sharply.
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