Summary:
The Madison-Grant United School Corp district in Indiana is home to two high schools: Madison-Grant Junior/Senior High School and Virtual Preparatory Academy of Indiana at Madison-Grant 92. While the traditional high school has seen fluctuations in its statewide ranking, it maintains a strong 4-star rating and a relatively high 4-year graduation rate. In contrast, the virtual school performs well with a matching graduation rate and lower chronic absenteeism.
Academically, Madison-Grant Junior/Senior High School outperforms the district average in most ILEARN and SAT proficiency metrics, but lags behind state-level performance. The school has a higher-than-average free/reduced lunch rate, indicating a larger proportion of economically disadvantaged students. Meanwhile, the Virtual Preparatory Academy serves a more affluent student population, with a significantly lower free/reduced lunch rate.
Resource allocation also varies between the two schools. Madison-Grant Junior/Senior High School spends $10,253 per student and has a student-teacher ratio of 15.5, while the Virtual Preparatory Academy spends $8,737 per student and has a higher student-teacher ratio of 21.6. These differences in funding and staffing may contribute to the observed performance disparities between the traditional and virtual high schools within the Madison-Grant United School Corp district.
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