Summary:
The Union County/Clg Corner Joint School District in Indiana contains two elementary schools — Liberty Elementary School in Liberty and College Corner Union Elementary School in College Corner — both serving grades K–5, with a combined enrollment of 654 students. The district ranks 113th of 374 in the state, placing it in the 70th percentile with a 4-star rating. Liberty enrolls 367 students (about 56% of the two-school total) and College Corner Union enrolls 287 (about 44%).
The two schools have noticeably different academic profiles. Liberty Elementary School is the math standout: its all-grade Math proficiency of 60.4% is far above the district's 40.14%, and its 3rd-grade Math score of 72.41% and 5th-grade score of 58.7% both clear the state marks of 51.9% and 42%. It has held 4 stars for three straight rank years and ranks 299th of 1015 in 2025–2026. Its soft spots are 4th-grade ELA (37.78%) and a Science decline from 54.9% to 42.22%. College Corner Union Elementary School is the fast improver, climbing from 487th to 308th over three years — a 179-rank gain that lifted its percentile from 52 to 70, now just nine spots behind Liberty. It leads in all-grade ELA (51.75%) and Science (48.84%), with a striking 5th-grade Social Studies jump from 32.56% to 57.63%, but 5th-grade Math (33.9%) lags the district and state.
Both schools beat the district average in all three all-grade subjects in 2025–2026. Chronic absenteeism is low at both — 11.0% at Liberty and 9.6% at College Corner Union — well under the district's 10.0% and the state's 16.7%. Liberty has a lower student-teacher ratio (13.8 vs. 14.7) and higher per-student spending ($10,712 vs. $10,164), while College Corner Union serves fewer students eligible for free/reduced lunch (47.39% vs. 56.13%). Because grade-level percentages rest on small cohorts, year-to-year swings should be watched over multiple years rather than treated as permanent trends.
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