Summary:
The Hoosier College and Career Academy district contains just one school: Hoosier College and Career Academy, a public high school in Indianapolis serving grades 7 through 12 with 1,484 students. Because it is the only school in the district, there are no local peers to compare against — the useful comparison is between this school and Indiana as a whole.
Achievement sits well below state levels in every subject tested. In 2025‑26, 16.42% of 7th graders and 10.14% of 8th graders were proficient in ELA (state: 41.7% and 44.0%), while math proficiency was 7.46% and 5.83% (state: 35.9% and 34.2%). Math is the sharpest weakness: SAT Math proficiency is 2.08% against 25.6% statewide — roughly 1 in 12 of the state rate — while SAT reading and writing is 24.54% versus 51.9%. The school's strongest result is Biology End-of-Course at 21.93%. Its graduation rate is 66.0% (state: 89.7%), and chronic absenteeism is 20.3% (state: 16.7%).
Rankings place the school in the bottom decile: 1 star in each of the past three years, with percentile slipping from 16 to 11, and the district rating is 0 stars, 354th of 374 Indiana districts. About half the student body (50.67%) qualifies for free or reduced lunch, per-student spending is $10,503, and the student-teacher ratio is 26:1. Test scores declined in most subjects from the prior year, with math the only area of improvement.
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