Summary:
North Harrison Com School Corp serves roughly 2,076 students in southern Indiana across four schools — two elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school — and is ranked 182 of 374 Indiana districts (51st percentile) with 3 stars. No proficiency figures in this data set were suppressed, so all scores below are exact as reported.
Morgan Elementary School is the clearest bright spot: it leads the district in all-grades Math (51.44%) and Science (43.28%), is above the district in ELA (35.41%), and has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 8.4%. Its 4th-grade Math is 59.09% (above the state's 52%) and its 5th-grade Social Studies is 57.14% (well above the state's 47.2%). North Harrison High School, the district's top-ranked school at the 63rd percentile with 3 stars, posts a 97.9% graduation rate versus the state's 89.7% and SAT Evidence-based Reading and Writing of 53.21 versus the state's 51.9.
By contrast, North Harrison Elementary School ranks lowest in the district (32nd percentile, 2 stars), with ELA at 28.47% against the district's 33.19% and 5th-grade Social Studies at 26.51% versus 39.73% district and 47.2% state. North Harrison Middle School is the district's most severe academic concern, with 8th-grade ELA at 24.07% versus the state's 44% and 8th-grade Math at 16.05% versus 34.2%; its rank percentile slid from 76% to 49% and its stars from 4 to 2 since 2023-2024. The high school is split — SAT Math is 23.08% (below the state's 25.6%), Biology fell from 54.61% to 41.48%, and its 13.9% chronic absenteeism is the district's highest. Notably, spending and class size show no simple tie to results: Morgan spends the least ($10,265) with the largest classes (18.4 students per teacher) yet produces the strongest elementary outcomes.
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