Summary
Options Noblesville is a small charter school in Noblesville, Indiana, serving grades 6–12 with 183 students as part of Options Charter Schools, whose district ranks 336th of 374 (1 star). In 2025–26 the school itself ranked 336th of 415 Indiana high schools — 19th percentile, 1 star — and it has been bottom-quintile every year shown. Still, its state percentile rose from 2nd in 2020–21 to 19th in 2025–26, with a dip to 13th in 2024–25. It is the smallest school in this group; the nearby comprehensive high schools enroll 2,948–5,239 students, and it also includes middle grades 6–8.
Graduation is the brightest trend: the rate rose from 42.8% in 2021–22 to 74.1% in 2024–25, the highest among same-network alternatives, including Options Westfield (67.5%), Options Indiana (40.3%) and Excel Center - Noblesville (16.6%). It still trails the state (89.7%) and the nearby comprehensive high schools (97.9–99.7%). Chronic absenteeism is the clearest red flag, worsening from 39.9% in 2020–21 to 63.7% in 2024–25 — roughly four times the state rate (16.7%). Test results are low: 2025–26 ILEARN all-grades proficiency was 6.67% in ELA and math, SAT ERW 34.21%, SAT math 7.89%, and Biology EOC 13.64%. The school spends $21,124 per student, the most of any nearby school, and has a student-teacher ratio of 8.8.
Special education is a relative strength: that subgroup ranked at the 53rd, 50th and 79th percentiles over the last three years (3–4 stars), far above the school's overall profile, while low-income students ranked 1st percentile in 2025–26. Among alternatives, the school is mid-pack — ahead of Options Westfield on SAT ERW and math, behind Options Indiana on SAT ERW and biology. It trails Noblesville High School, Westfield High School, Carmel High School, Hamilton Southeastern High School and Fishers High School by wide margins. Many state test values were suppressed; treat those as unknown, not zero.
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