Summary:
Fairfield Community Schools in Indiana has exactly one high school in this data: Fairfield Junior-Senior High School in Goshen, which serves grades 7 through 12 and enrolls 944 students, so it functions as both a junior high and a senior high. The district is ranked 78th of 374 in Indiana, placing it in the 79th percentile with 4 stars, and the school has earned 4 stars and stayed in the top quartile of Indiana schools in each of the last three years.
The strongest results are in graduation and reading. The graduation rate is 99.2%, compared with 89.7% statewide — a 9.5 percentage-point advantage. SAT Evidence-based Reading and Writing is also well above state: 61.87% in 2025–2026 versus 51.9%, and 66.05% in 2024–2025 versus 54.5%. SAT Math beats the state in both years (30.94% vs 25.6%, and 30.25% vs 25.4%), though only about 31% of 11th graders met the math benchmark. Seventh-grade math is a standout at 45.45% proficient, more than 9 points above the state’s 35.9%, and chronic absenteeism is 12.3%, below the state’s 16.7%.
Watch items include 8th-grade English language arts, which trails the state at 36.2% versus 44%, while 7th-grade ELA is close to average at 40.11% versus 41.7%. Biology End-of-Course results dropped from 47.85% to 42.77% year over year, and SAT reading slipped 4.18 points, though it remains above state. All Grades ILEARN results trail district-wide averages, but district figures likely include additional grade levels, so those comparisons aren’t apples-to-apples. Absenteeism of 12.3% is above the district’s 9.5%, suggesting the high school faces more attendance challenges than the district overall. Context: 28.18% free/reduced lunch, $11,371 per-student spending, and a 16.6 student-teacher ratio.
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