Summary
Greenwood Northeast Elementary School is a K–5 school of 389 students at 99 Crestview Dr in Greenwood, Indiana, and one of four elementary schools in the Greenwood Community School Corp. It currently ranks 255th of 1,015 Indiana elementary schools — 75th percentile, 4 stars — essentially the level of its own district, and up two stars from three years ago, when it sat at the 48th percentile.
The most striking fact is how well students perform given the school's poverty level. Free/reduced lunch is 74.55%, the highest in its district, yet results land at the 75th percentile. Its closest district peer, Westwood Elementary School, posts a nearly identical 76th percentile with roughly half the poverty rate (39.22%). Nearby Perry Township Schools serve similar populations while spending $1,000–$1,700 more per student and ranking far lower — Winchester Village Elementary School, for example, has 81.5% free/reduced lunch but ranks in the 13th percentile. Northeast's result at 74.55% poverty is far above that pattern.
Math, science, and social studies are the strengths: all-grade math is 56.12% (10.2 points above district), science 58.46% (9.6 above), and 5th-grade social studies 63.38%, the highest of any school nearby. Fourth grade is the engine, beating the state by roughly 14–16 points in math, ELA, and science. English language arts is the weak spot — the only subject below district average (47.96%, −2.3 points), with 3rd-grade ELA at 41.67%. Chronic absenteeism has improved 5.1 points to 12.4%, but remains the highest of the four Greenwood elementaries. The student–teacher ratio (13.6) is the best in the district, and per-student spending ($11,175) is mid-pack and translating into results.
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