Summary:
Indiana Agriculture and Technology is the only school in the Indiana Agriculture and Technology district, serving grades 7–12 to 441 students in Carmel, Indiana. Because the district contains just this one campus, district figures mirror school figures exactly, and there is no other local school to compare against. It is labeled a high school but includes middle grades, so results blend 7th- and 8th-grade ILEARN scores with high school end-of-course and SAT results.
Academically, the school sits in the bottom tier of Indiana rankings: 338 of 374 districts, the 10th percentile, with 0 stars. Recent rank history places it at 370 of 415 (11th percentile, 1 star) for 2025–26, 335 of 429 (22nd percentile, 1 star) for 2024–25, and 340 of 432 (21st percentile, 1 star) for 2023–24. Every measure with a state comparison falls below the Indiana average. In 2025–26, 7th-grade Math was 5% proficient versus 35.9% statewide, SAT Math was 4.35% versus 25.6%, and SAT Evidence-based Reading and Writing was 17.39% versus 51.9%. The 2024–25 graduation rate of 72.9% is 16.8 points below the state's 89.7%, meaning roughly 27.1% did not graduate.
Results moved in mixed directions year over year: English Language Arts All Grades fell from 36.11% to 21.43%, and SAT Evidence-based Reading and Writing dropped from 37.38% to 17.39%, while Math All Grades rose slightly from 9.33% to 10.91% and Biology end-of-course improved from 17.78% to 23.4%. Reported chronic absenteeism is 0.0% versus 16.7% statewide, a striking positive outlier that may warrant verification. Spending was $7,571 per student in 2023–24, and the reported student-teacher ratio of 220.5 is implausible if read literally. Free/reduced lunch data is not available, limiting context on poverty.
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