Summary:
Allegiant Preparatory Academy is the only school in the Allegiant Preparatory Academy district — an elementary school serving grades K–5 with 166 students in Indianapolis, Indiana. Because the school is its own district, school and district figures are identical. It holds a 1-star rating and ranked 755th of 1,015 Indiana schools in 2025–2026 (26th percentile), after 18th percentile in 2024–2025 and 22nd percentile in 2023–2024, so it remains in the bottom quartile statewide.
Results are mixed. In 2025–2026, 4th grade ELA proficiency was 46.15% versus the state's 42.2% — the only grade-subject result above the state average. All-grades ELA rose from 21.54% to 32.61%, up 11.07 percentage points, and 5th grade Social Studies climbed from 9.52% to 25%, a gain of 15.48 points, though it stays 22.2 points below the state's 47.2%. Math is the clearest weakness: 3rd grade 23.53% vs 51.9% statewide, 4th grade 30.77% vs 52%, and 5th grade 18.75% vs 42%, with all-grades math essentially flat, slipping from 24.62% to 23.91%. Third grade ELA, at 17.65%, is 23.15 points below the state's 40.8%, suggesting early literacy is a particular concern.
Context matters. Chronic absenteeism was 14.9% in 2024–2025, better than Indiana's 16.7%. Free/reduced lunch participation was 68.67%; per-student spending was $15,061 in 2023–2024 and the student–teacher ratio was 13.8 in 2024–2025, both without state comparators in this data. With only 166 students, grade-level percentages can swing sharply when small cohorts change, so multi-year trends are more telling than any single year. The key question is whether the ELA and Social Studies gains can be sustained and extended into math and early literacy.
Thank you for your feedback!