Summary
Georgetown Elementary School is a PK–4 school in Georgetown, Indiana, serving 659 students as part of the New Albany-Floyd County Con School district, and it has the largest enrollment among the nearby schools compared here. It ranks 220th of 1,015 Indiana elementary schools in 2025–2026 (78th percentile, 4 stars) — still solidly above average, but down from a peak of 67th of 1,011 (93rd percentile, 5 stars) in 2023–2024 and 159th of 1,005 in 2024–2025.
Math is the standout: 67.6% proficiency versus 50.05% for the district, with 3rd grade at 69.35% and 4th grade at 65.87%. ELA is 55.2% versus the district's 51.72%, though that advantage narrowed from 7.4 points a year earlier to 3.5, and 4th grade ELA (53.17%) now trails the district. Science is the soft spot at 44.44% — slightly below the district and well behind Greenville (67.23%), Floyds Knobs (65.49%) and Lanesville (59.32%). Georgetown outperforms all the sampled New Albany city schools, including S Ellen Jones and Mount Tabor, but trails Grant Line, Lanesville, Floyds Knobs and Greenville in ELA and Math. Lanesville is especially instructive: similar poverty, $8,769 per student versus Georgetown's $10,886, yet higher results in all three subjects.
Chronic absenteeism is 7.8%, less than half the district (16.3%) and state (16.7%) rates, but it has climbed steadily from 3.3% in 2020–2021. Free/reduced lunch is 24.73%. Class size may be a headwind: at 19.0 students per teacher, Georgetown has the highest ratio among nearby peers (Greenville 16.8, Lanesville 17.3, Floyds Knobs 18.6), up from 18.0 two years earlier. The most promising areas to watch are 4th grade ELA and Science, class size, and the recent rise in absenteeism.
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