Summary:
Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson United serves roughly 2,127 students across four schools spanning prekindergarten through 12th grade: Indian Creek Elementary School (PK–2, 459 students), Indian Creek Intermediate School (3–5, 513), Indian Creek Middle School (6–8, 503), and Indian Creek Senior High School (9–12, 652). The Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson United district ranks 115 of 374 statewide, placing it in the 69th percentile with 3 stars.
Indian Creek Middle School is the academic standout — the only school with a 4-star rating, ranked 141 of 486 (71st percentile), and the only ranked school at or above the district's own percentile. Its math results beat the state in every grade: 53.53% in 6th vs. 40.2%, 50.96% in 7th vs. 35.9%, and 43.5% in 8th vs. 34.2%. Indian Creek Senior High School posts the strongest completion and attendance numbers, with a 98.6% graduation rate vs. the state's 89.7% and 9.2% chronic absenteeism vs. 16.7%. Indian Creek Intermediate School is also strong in math, with all grades at 53.42% proficiency and every grade level above state.
Areas to watch include high-school SAT Math at 17.39% vs. the state's 25.6% (down from 22.15%), intermediate 4th-grade science at 33.52% vs. 43.8% and 4th-grade ELA at 35.8% vs. 42.2%, and middle-school 8th-grade ELA at 41.24% vs. 44% and 6th-grade science at 34.12% vs. 41.2%. Attendance is a district-wide strength, with every school between 6.3% and 9.2% chronic absenteeism against the state's 16.7%. The PK–2 elementary has the highest free/reduced lunch rate (36.82%) and the lowest per-student spending ($9,622), while the high school has the lowest lunch rate (29.45%) and the highest spending ($10,928).
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