Milan Community Schools

Milan Community Schools in Indiana is a four-school district serving about 1,095 students in kindergarten through 12th grade: Milan Elementary School (K–4), Milan Intermediate School (5–6), Milan Middle School (7–8), and Milan High School (9–12). The Milan Community Schools district is ranked 185 of 374 in Indiana, at the 51st percentile with 3 stars, and no test scores in this data set are suppressed.

Milan High School is the completion standout: its 98.7% graduation rate is 9.0 percentage points above the statewide 89.7%, and it has held 3 stars in each of the three years shown, with percentile ranks of 58, then 63, then 56. Its college-readiness exams trail the state, though — SAT Evidence-based Reading and Writing at 45.9% versus 51.9%, and SAT Math at 21.31% versus 25.6%. Milan Middle School is the clearest improver, rising from 2 stars to 3 stars and from the 38th to the 56th percentile, with ELA at 41.45% (above the district's 31.28%) and a Biology EOC score of 88.24%, far above the district's 54.72%; its math, at 28.95%, is below the district's 42.73%.

Milan Elementary School is the largest school, with 462 students — 42.2% of district enrollment — and its results split by subject: math at 53.42% is above the district's 42.73%, while ELA at 24.22% trails the district, and its rank is 37th percentile with 2 stars, below the district. It also has the highest student-teacher ratio at 17.2. Milan Intermediate School has the district's strongest attendance, with chronic absenteeism of 8.6% against the state's 16.7%, and math at 45.39% above the district, though its ELA at 28.37% is below. Attendance is a district-wide strength, with every school below the state average.