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Community Schools of Frankfort


At a glance
248thof 374 Indiana districts▲ 4
Better than 33% of Indiana districts
2400 E Wabash Ave
Frankfort, IN 46041
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Statewide performance 2018–2026
2026: better than 33.7% of districts
5
Schools
2,972
Students
Top rankedGreen Meadows Intermediate Elementary491st of 1,015 Indiana elementary schools
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Biggest riser
Suncrest Elementary School up 40 spots statewide this year
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Smallest classes
Frankfort High School 14.4 students per teacher
Summary:

The Community Schools of Frankfort district serves about 2,972 students across five PK–12 schools in Frankfort, Indiana: Frankfort High School (grades 9–12, 922 students), Frankfort Middle School (6–8, 654), Suncrest Elementary School (PK–5, 545), Blue Ridge Primary Elementary School (PK–2, 456), and Green Meadows Intermediate Elementary (3–5, 395). About 55% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. The district rates 2 stars and sits in the bottom third of Indiana districts, yet every school has improved its ranking over the past three years.

Green Meadows Intermediate Elementary is the standout — the district's only 3-star school, leading in every tested subject (46.24% ELA, 47.35% math, 37.38% science), with 3rd-grade math at 61.34%, nearly 10 points above the state. Suncrest Elementary School teaches the same grades 3–5 but trails Green Meadows by 10–14 points in ELA, math, and science, and has the district's highest poverty rate (60.55%). At the secondary level, Frankfort High School graduates 92.1% of students — above the state's 89.7% — but posts 10.09% SAT math proficiency versus 25.6% statewide, and its chronic absenteeism (21.6%) is double the district rate. Frankfort Middle School is improving steadily, though math is weak at every grade. Blue Ridge Primary Elementary School has no test data because state testing begins in grade 3.

Two patterns matter most for families. First, achievement narrows as students move up: the district matches or beats the state in 3rd grade, falls below it in middle school, and lags far behind in high school. Second, both elementaries show a steep 5th-grade math drop (22–26% versus 42% statewide), which points to a systemic issue rather than one school's problem. Every PK–8 building reports absenteeism below district and state levels, so attendance trouble is concentrated at the high school. The middle school's reported 0.0% chronic absenteeism, meanwhile, looks like a reporting question to verify rather than a real result.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Indiana Department of Education.

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