Irvington Community Elementary School

This area summary covers a single school: Irvington Community Elementary School, an elementary campus serving grades PK–5 at 6705 E. Julian Ave in Indianapolis, with 402 students enrolled. The district is also named Irvington Community Elementary School, making this effectively a one-school district, and the area totals are 1 elementary, 0 middle, 0 high, and 0 alternative schools. Because there are no peer schools inside the district — and district scores mirror school scores exactly in every reported row — the most meaningful comparison available to parents is this school against the state of Indiana.

On the 2025–2026 ILEARN, the school trails the state in every reported grade-level comparison. Gaps run from 10.16 points in 5th grade social studies (37.04% proficient versus 47.2% statewide) to 26.48 points in 3rd grade math (25.42% versus 51.9%). Math is the weakest subject relative to the state, with gaps of 21.63 to 26.48 points across grades 3–5; ELA gaps are somewhat narrower, at 16.67 to 22.16 points. Social studies and 4th grade science (29.79% versus 43.8%) are comparatively stronger, though still below state. Fourth grade is the strongest cohort overall — ELA 25.53%, math 27.66%, and science 29.79%, each the highest grade-level result in its subject. Fifth grade is uneven: it holds the single highest result, social studies at 37.04%, but also the lowest math result, 20.37%. All-grade ELA is 22.5% and all-grade math is 24.38%.

For context, 67.91% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch and the student/teacher ratio is 15.4, implying roughly 26 teachers. The school carries a 1-star rating, ranking 312 of 374 districts (17th percentile) and 811 of 1,015 in state rank history (20th percentile). Only one year of test and rank data is available, so no trend over time can be established.