Summary:
MSD Boone Township in Indiana serves about 996 students across three schools—Hebron Elementary School (K–5, 462 students), Hebron Middle School (6–8, 227), and Hebron High School (9–12, 307)—with no alternative school. The district ranks 135 of 374 districts, at the 64th percentile with 3 stars. Chronic absenteeism is 15.2%, below the state’s 16.7%, and the high school graduation rate is 97.7%, well above the state’s 89.7%. However, the three schools are moving in different directions.
Hebron High School is the momentum story: its rank rose from the 50th percentile in 2023–2024 to 58th to 65th, it has the lowest student-teacher ratio (12.5), and absenteeism is 15.0%. Its SAT Math remains a weakness at 22.06% versus the state’s 25.6%, though it improved from 16.09%. Hebron Middle School has science strength—53.42% overall, above the district’s 51.66%, and 6th grade science above state—but math is 33.19%, below the district’s 39.58%. It also has the highest absenteeism (18.1%) and free/reduced lunch rate (46.26%), and its rank fell from 77th to 62nd. Hebron Elementary School is uneven: 3rd grade ELA and math are far above state, while 5th grade ELA is 18.57% versus the state’s 42.2%; its rank fell from 71st to 49th and it is rated 2 stars.
Other comparisons matter for parents. Hebron Elementary School has the largest enrollment (462), highest student-teacher ratio (17.1), and highest per-pupil spending ($13,761). Hebron Middle School has the lowest spending ($11,877). Hebron High School posts 51.47% SAT EBRW, just below the state’s 51.9%. Districtwide, math is the clearest soft spot at middle and high school levels, while science is a relative strength. The district-level picture is mixed: one improving high school, one middle school with science success but math and attendance concerns, and one elementary school with strong early grades, weak upper grades, and declining rank.
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