Summary
Lincoln Elementary School in Roselawn, Indiana, is a K–6 school serving 244 students in the North Newton School Corp, a district ranked 220 of 374 in Indiana (41st percentile, 2 stars). Lincoln's own 2025–26 school rank is 675 of 1,015 statewide — the 33rd percentile, also 2 stars. That marks a step back from 2022–23 and 2023–24, when the school reached the 55th–56th percentile and earned 3 stars.
In 2025–26 ILEARN results, Lincoln's all-grade proficiency was 30.71% in English language arts, 34.65% in math, and 36.54% in science. That is the lowest among the nearby schools compared in ELA and science; math is above the district's 30.98% but still the lowest among nearby schools. Same-district peers scored higher: Morocco Elementary School posted 40.63% ELA, 45.31% math, and 42.86% science, while Lake Village Elementary School posted 33.67% ELA, 35.71% math, and 46.00% science. Grade-level results are uneven. Third grade math (54.55%) and sixth grade ELA (44.44%) beat state averages, but fourth grade ELA (26.47%), fifth grade ELA (28.57%), fifth grade math (21.43%), and fifth grade social studies (28.57%) all trail state benchmarks.
Attendance and economic need stand out. Lincoln's chronic absenteeism is 21.4%, above the district's 18.5% and the state's 16.7%, and 64.34% of students qualified for free or reduced lunch in 2024–25 — the highest among nearby schools and up from 58.58% in 2022–23. Resources do not appear to be the whole story: Lincoln's student-teacher ratio is 14.3, lower than most nearby schools, and per-student spending was $12,028 in 2023–24, mid-range locally. Morocco Elementary, with a similar poverty rate of 62.07%, had only 10.3% chronic absenteeism and higher test scores. Third grade math and sixth grade ELA are clear bright spots to build on.
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