Summary:
Eastern Greene Schools is a three-school district in Indiana serving about 1,111 students across three buildings: Eastern Greene Elementary School (PK–4, 499 students), Eastern Greene Middle School (5–8, 254 students) and Eastern Greene High School (9–12, 358 students). There is no alternative school in the list. The district itself sits at rank 120 of 374, the 68th percentile with 3 stars.
The high school is the clear standout and the most improved. It climbed from 250 of 432 (42nd percentile, 2 stars) in 2023–24 to 100 of 429 (77th percentile, 4 stars) in 2024–25, holding at 106 of 415 (74th percentile, 4 stars) in 2025–26. Its graduation rate of 91.0 beats the state's 89.7, and SAT Math topped the state in both years shown (30.67 vs 25.6, and 27.27 vs 25.4). SAT Reading and Writing was well above state in 2024–25 (59.74 vs 54.5) but slightly below in 2025–26 (49.33 vs 51.9). Its weak spot is chronic absenteeism at 18.1 — the district's highest, above the district's 13.1 and the state's 16.7. The middle school is the attendance standout, with chronic absenteeism of just 8.3, far below both the district and state, plus the district's lowest student-teacher ratio at 11.8; it has stayed above average in rank across three years (57th to 67th percentile, 3 stars each year).
The elementary school is improving but still trails. Its rank percentile rose from 33 to 41 to 46 across the three years, yet it remains below the median at 2 stars each year, and its ELA results trail state in 3rd and 4th grades. It also carries the district's highest free/reduced lunch rate (55.91%), lowest per-student spending ($9,582) and largest student-teacher ratio (17.8), though its chronic absenteeism of 12.1 is below state. Performance varies sharply by grade: middle school 7th Math is a major strength at 55.42 vs the state's 35.9, while 5th Math lags at 25.93 vs 42.
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