Summary
Boonville Middle School is a grades 6–8 school serving 682 students in Boonville, Indiana, part of the high-performing Warrick County School Corp. In 2025–2026, it ranked 109th of 486 Indiana middle schools, in the 78th percentile with 4 stars, while its district ranked 26th of 374, in the 93rd percentile with 5 stars. The school has been a consistent 4-star performer, peaking at the 91st percentile in 2017–2018 and reaching the 88th percentile in 2022–2023, but its latest result is below that recent high.
In 2025–2026 ILEARN results, Boonville’s all-grade proficiency was 45.08% in English Language Arts, 47.34% in Math, and 54.11% in Science, trailing district averages of 57.86%, 63.23%, and 61.8%. At grade level, it often beats the state: 6th grade Math was 54.37% versus 40.2%, 8th grade Math 48.87% versus 34.2%, and 6th grade Science 54.11% versus 41.2%. The clear weak spot is 7th grade ELA at 38.26%, below the state’s 41.7% and the district’s 49.61%. Among same-district schools, Castle North Middle School (63.48% ELA, 67.57% Math), Castle South Middle School (56.76% ELA, 57.48% Math), and Tecumseh Middle School (54.67% ELA, 51.34% Math) all outscore Boonville in ELA and Math, though Boonville beats Tecumseh in Science, 54.11% to 43.42%.
Boonville’s 2024–2025 chronic absenteeism was 11.3%, close to the district’s 11.2% and better than the state’s 16.7%, and much lower than nearby North Junior High School (21.6%), Thompkins Middle School (15.8%), Washington Middle School (24.9%), McGary Middle School (22.3%), South Spencer Middle School (21.9%), and Plaza Park International Prep Academy (25.9%). Its free/reduced-lunch rate is 51.03%, higher than its same-district peers but lower than several of those higher-poverty schools. Boonville spends $12,130 per student and has a 16.0 student-teacher ratio. Overall, it is a respectable, above-state school with strengths in 6th grade Math/Science and 8th grade Math/ELA; its main challenges are trailing its high-performing district, slipping from its 2022–2023 peak, and a notable 7th grade ELA weakness.
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