Invent Learning Hub

Families in Indianapolis have one school in the Invent Learning Hub district: Invent Learning Hub, a K–8 elementary-classified school serving 221 students. The area has 1 elementary school, 0 middle schools, 0 high schools, and 0 alternative schools, so district-level information mirrors the single school’s information.

Academically, Invent Learning Hub is still near the bottom of Indiana schools but shows some improvement. It ranked 908th of 1,015 schools in 2025–2026 (11th percentile), up from the 4th percentile in the prior two years, and moved from 0 stars to 1 star. Its district ranks 344th of 374 districts (8th percentile) with 0 stars. The clearest bright spot is 8th grade ELA, at 43.75% proficient, essentially matching the state’s 44%. Fourth grade science is 32.26% versus 43.8% statewide, and all-grade science rose from 7.69% to 24.56%. All-grade ELA is 12.96% and math is 17.28%, so most grades remain well below state averages. Weak points include 6th grade ELA at 3.85%, 5th grade math at 4.17%, and 8th grade math at 6.25%; 5th grade is low in ELA, math, and social studies.

Chronic absenteeism is a major challenge: 33.8% at the school versus 16.7% statewide, meaning more than one in three students are chronically absent. The school reports 94.12% free/reduced lunch, $17,850 per-student spending in 2023–2024, and an 11.6:1 student-teacher ratio in 2024–2025, so it serves a high-poverty population with relatively small classes and substantial resources. Even with that context, every reported grade/subject except 8th grade ELA is below the state. Parents should see a school with positive momentum and one strong academic bright spot, but still large gaps in proficiency and attendance compared with Indiana overall.