Summary
Eastbrook High School is a 9–12 public school in Marion, Indiana, enrolling 524 students as part of the Eastbrook Community School Corp, a mid-sized district in the Grant County area. In the latest 2025–26 state rankings, Eastbrook placed 121st of 415 Indiana high schools — the 71st percentile with 4 stars, and the highest position among nearby public high schools, ahead of Blackford Junior-Senior High School (62nd percentile), Southern Wells Junior-Senior High School (58th), Oak Hill High School (53rd), Madison-Grant Junior/Senior High School (37th), Mississinewa High School (26th), and Marion High School (22nd). The school has recovered from a dip to the 37th percentile in 2021–22, though it has not yet returned to its 2016–17 peak of 91st percentile and 5 stars.
Graduation and attendance stand out as twin strengths. The latest graduation rate is 97.5%, compared with 89.7% statewide, and in line with other strong local results such as Southern Wells (100.0%), Madison-Grant (98.8%), and Oak Hill (97.8%). Chronic absenteeism has fallen each year, from 27.7% in 2020–21 to 10.1% in 2024–25 — 6.6 points below the state average of 16.7%, and far lower than Mississinewa (20.4%) and Marion (39.0%).
Academically, reading is Eastbrook's clearest strength: 55.08% proficient on SAT Evidence-based Reading and Writing, above the state's 51.9% and the highest among nearby schools with reported results. Math sits essentially at the state average (25.42% vs. 25.6%), behind Southern Wells but ahead of Oak Hill, Madison-Grant, Marion, and Mississinewa. Biology is competitive locally at 43.06% but has swung above and below the state in recent years. The school ranks in the 75th percentile statewide for both male and low-income students, while the special education subgroup fell to the 32nd percentile after a 5-star year. With 40.65% of students on free or reduced lunch and spending of $11,315 per student, Eastbrook posts competitive results at moderate cost.
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