Summary:
Mooresville Con School Corp serves about 4,318 students across seven schools — five elementary schools, one middle school and one high school — in a suburban community southwest of Indianapolis, ranking 104th of 374 Indiana districts (72nd percentile) with 4 stars. Enrollment concentrates at the top: Mooresville High School has 1,372 students (31.8%), Paul Hadley Middle School has 668 (15.5%), and the five elementaries together have 2,278 (52.8%). About 46.6% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.
Paul Hadley Middle School is the district's strongest performer: 106th of 486 schools, 78th percentile, 4 stars, up from the 64th percentile three years earlier. Its chronic absenteeism of 11.7% beats the district's 13.3% and the state's 16.7%, and its Biology End of Course proficiency of 88.46% far exceeds the district's 44.03%. North Madison Elementary School is the top elementary — 239th of 1,015, 76th percentile, 4 stars — with above-district ELA (51.09%), math (60.87%) and science (48.40%), plus the lowest elementary spending at $9,494 and absenteeism of 9.2%. Waverly Elementary School has the district's best attendance (6.9%) and highest elementary math (62.26%), but has slipped from the 82nd to the 66th percentile, with ELA down to 41.04% and 6th grade science at 19.3% against the state's 41.2%.
Mooresville High School graduates 98.8% of students, well above the state's 89.7%, yet SAT Math (20.45% vs. 25.6%) and SAT ERW (49.52% vs. 51.9%) trail the state, and its absenteeism is 17.8%. Elementary math is a clear district strength, with all five schools between 48.34% and 62.26%, while ELA, science and social studies vary widely. Attendance tracks with results: Waverly (6.9%) and North Madison (9.2%) outperform, while Newby Memorial Elementary School (17.9% absenteeism, 57.2% free/reduced lunch, $12,412 per student) and the high school lag. Spending alone does not predict outcomes — the lowest-spending elementary, North Madison, is the highest ranked.
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