Summary
Landis Elementary School is a K–4 school in Logansport, Indiana, serving 819 students as part of Logansport Community School Corp. It is the largest elementary among its nearby comparables, and it stands out largely because of where it sits relative to its own district: the district ranks 329 of 374 in Indiana, placing it in the 12th percentile with 1 star, while Landis ranks 602 of 1,015 for 2025–2026, putting it in the 41st percentile with 2 stars. Landis also improved recently, moving up from 1-star ratings in 2023–2024 and 2024–2025 and rising from the 28th–29th percentile to the 41st percentile.
On 2025–2026 ILEARN tests, Landis beats its district in every subject and outperforms its same-district peers by wide margins. All-grade proficiency is 32.92% in English Language Arts, 41.85% in math, and 44.87% in science, compared with 19.35%, 28.39%, and 23.68% at Fairview Elementary School and 12.75%, 22.97%, and 20% at Columbia Elementary School. Science is a clear strength: 4th grade science proficiency of 44.87% edges above the state's 43.8%. Against nearby schools outside the district, Landis posts the highest all-grade ELA score in the group and the second-highest math and science scores. Still, Landis remains below state averages in 3rd and 4th grade ELA and math — 3rd grade ELA is 28.4% versus 40.8% statewide, and 3rd grade math is 39.64% versus 51.9%.
Landis also stands out on attendance and resources. Chronic absenteeism is 8.2%, well below the district's 14.6% and the state's 16.7%, and second-lowest among nearby schools behind only Lewis Cass Elementary School at 2.3%. Yet 72.04% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch — a higher-poverty population than most neighboring districts — while per-student spending is $9,946, among the lowest in the comparison group, and the student-teacher ratio of 16.3 is higher than both same-district peers. In short, Landis is a relatively strong school inside a low-performing district, with momentum, strong attendance, and standout science, but with real room to grow in ELA and math.
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