Summary
Greenville Elementary School is a PK–4 school in Greenville, IN (47124), with 474 students, part of the New Albany-Floyd County Con School district. In 2025–2026, Greenville ranked 17th out of 1,015 Indiana elementary schools—98th percentile, 5 stars—making it the highest-ranked school among the nearby schools listed here, ahead of Floyds Knobs Elementary School (54th), Lanesville Elementary School (74th), East Washington Elementary School (194th), Grant Line Elementary School (205th), and Georgetown Elementary School (220th). It has consistently ranked near the top recently: 12th in 2024–2025, 13th in 2023–2024, and 16th in 2022–2023. The district as a whole ranks 102/374 (73rd percentile), so Greenville stands out even within its own district.
Greenville leads nearby schools in all three tested subjects. In 2025–2026, all-grade proficiency was 72.05% in ELA, 87.77% in math, and 67.23% in science. Math is especially strong: it is about 8.6 percentage points ahead of the next-closest nearby school, Floyds Knobs Elementary School (79.15%). By grade, 3rd-grade ELA was 74.55% versus 40.8% statewide, 4th-grade ELA was 69.75% versus 42.2%, 3rd-grade math was 90.91% versus 51.9%, 4th-grade math was 84.87% versus 52%, and science was 67.23% versus 43.8%. Nearby schools such as Mount Tabor Elementary School, Green Valley Elementary School, and North Harrison Elementary School rank much lower and have much lower proficiency.
Beyond test scores, Greenville’s chronic absenteeism is 5.4%, far below the district’s 16.3% and the state’s 16.7%, and essentially tied with Floyds Knobs (5.3%) for the lowest among nearby schools. Its free/reduced lunch rate is 15.82%, the lowest in the comparison group. Per-student spending is $10,412, and the student-teacher ratio is 16.8, improved from 19.5 in 2022–2023. Math proficiency has risen steadily, while ELA and science softened slightly in 2025–2026 but remain very strong. Overall, Greenville Elementary School is a high-performing, low-absenteeism school that outperforms nearly all comparable nearby schools, including some with higher spending and smaller classes.
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