Summary:
Schools in Indiana Agriculture and Technology is a single-school area: Indiana Agriculture and Technology is the only school listed, serving grades 7–12 with 441 students. Because the school is its own district, every district number is identical to the school number, so the Indiana Agriculture and Technology district data provides no separate comparison. The free/reduced lunch percentage is not reported, so there is no way to put results in economic context from this information alone.
On rankings, the district sits 338th of 374 (10th percentile, 0 stars), while the 2025–2026 rank is 370th of 415 (11th percentile, 1 star) — lower than the prior two years at 335th of 429 and 340th of 432. The graduation rate is 72.9%, compared with 89.7% statewide, meaning roughly 27% of the cohort did not graduate on time. Reported chronic absenteeism is 0.0% against a state rate of 16.7% — an extraordinary result that warrants verification. Test scores in 2025–2026 trail the state wherever comparisons exist: 7th grade math 5% vs. 35.9%, 8th grade math 14.29% vs. 34.2%, SAT math 4.35% vs. 25.6%, and SAT reading/writing 17.39% vs. 51.9%.
Year-over-year results are mixed: math and Biology end-of-course scores improved, while English language arts and both SAT subjects declined, with SAT reading/writing dropping from 37.38% to 17.39%. The reported student-teacher ratio of 220.5 is almost certainly a data error, since it would imply about two teachers for 441 students. Overall, the data show a school facing significant academic challenges, with the reported 0.0% chronic absenteeism as its clearest positive signal.
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