Summary:
North Spencer County School Corp is a small, high-performing district in Indiana with four elementary schools — Lincoln Trail Elementary School, David Turnham Education Center, Nancy Hanks Elementary School, and Chrisney Elementary School — all serving PK–6 and enrolling 1,191 students combined, an average of about 298 per school.
The North Spencer County School Corp ranks #11 of 374 Indiana districts (97th percentile, 5 stars), and every one of its elementary schools lands in the top 17% of the state. Nancy Hanks Elementary School is the standout: #24 of 1,015 elementary schools in 2025–2026 (98th percentile, 5 stars), with the group's best all-grade ELA (72.32%), Math (76.79%), and Science (69.49%), plus the lowest chronic absenteeism at 3.2%. Lincoln Trail Elementary School is the largest school (380 students) and consistently strong — #82 of 1,015 (92nd percentile, 5 stars) — despite having the lowest per-student spending ($8,324) and the highest student-teacher ratio (19.7).
Chrisney Elementary School is the smallest (216 students) and posts the highest all-grade Math in the group (78.26%), but its all-grade ELA (58.26%) is below the district and its 6th grade ELA is 30.0%; it also has the highest chronic absenteeism (8.8%). David Turnham Education Center ranks #176 of 1,015 (83rd percentile, 4 stars) — lowest in the group but improving from #251 — and has the highest free/reduced lunch rate (52.17%) and highest spending ($10,048). Math is the group's strongest subject, and 6th grade Science is weaker than 4th grade Science across all schools. Absenteeism is low district-wide (7.0%) versus the state's 16.7%.
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