Summary:
There is one school in this area: Indiana Connections Academy K-6, a K–6 elementary program in Indianapolis with 942 students, so there are no other local schools to compare against — the useful yardsticks are the state averages and the school's own results from the year before. The school carries a 1-star rating and ranks 831st of 1,015 Indiana schools (18th percentile), while its district, Indiana Connections Academy K-6, sits in the 14th percentile of Indiana districts.
On 2025–2026 ILEARN tests, every tested grade and subject came in below the state. Math is the widest gap: 5th grade scored 13.52% against a 42% state rate, 6th grade 15.12% against 40.2%, and 3rd and 4th grades landed in the low-to-mid 20s against state rates above 50%. English/language arts ran roughly 45–51% of the state rate in each of grades 3 through 6. Science was the relative bright spot — 4th grade at 27.06% versus 43.8% and 6th grade at 29.71% versus 41.2% — and 5th-grade social studies reached 30.86% against 47.2%. Year over year, the all-grade math figure more than doubled, from 8.8% to 18.22%, while ELA fell from 26.85% to 20% and science from 35.14% to 28.67%.
Two other numbers stand out for families. Chronic absenteeism is 16.3%, essentially level with the state's 16.7%, and 42.89% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch — a moderate share. The student–teacher ratio is 40.9:1, which is very high for an elementary building but often reflects a different staffing model at virtual schools, so it should be read in that context. Per-student spending is $8,771. The file also lists a graduation rate, SAT and Biology results that fall outside a K–6 grade span and appear to come from the broader virtual organization rather than this elementary program.
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