Summary:
Plymouth Community School Corp serves roughly 3,168 students across seven schools in Plymouth, Indiana — one high school, two middle-level buildings serving grades 5–8, and four PK–4 elementaries — and ranks 142 of 374 districts (62nd percentile, 3 stars). Because there is only one high school, Plymouth High School essentially is the district's high-school profile: 4 stars, a 78th-percentile rank (92 of 415), a 95.3% graduation rate (5.6 points above the state), and SAT results above the state in both ERW (57.21% vs. 51.9%) and math (31.08% vs. 25.6%).
Among the elementaries, Jefferson Elementary School is the strongest and most improved: 42.05% ELA, 67.05% math, 48.84% science, the district's lowest chronic absenteeism (2.7% vs. the district's 10.8%), and a percentile climb from 51 to 69. Webster Elementary School is a math outlier at 69.40% — 28.6 points above the district — but its ELA dropped to 35.82%, with 3rd-grade reading at 27.94%. Menominee Elementary School is the only elementary above district level in all three subjects and posted the largest math gain (+9.6 points).
Washington Discovery Academy is the district's low outlier: 1 star, a percentile slide from 32 to 25, last or near-last among elementaries in ELA (26.42%), math (31.43%), and science (35.56%), and the highest elementary absenteeism (14.2%) — despite $11,275 per student and a lower free/reduced-lunch rate than Jefferson. Riverside Intermediate fell 14.1 points in science, and Lincoln Junior High School splits sharply by grade: 8th-grade ELA (46.44%) beats the state while 7th-grade ELA (28.7%) misses it by 13 points. Junior-high math is the district's most consistent weak point (Lincoln 31.82%, Riverside 35.70%, against a 40.83% district benchmark), and early-grade reading is the shared elementary weakness — 3rd-grade ELA sits below the state at three of the four elementaries. Attendance tracks achievement more closely than spending does.
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