Summary
Irvington Community Elementary School is a PK–5 school in Indianapolis, IN, serving 402 students at 6705 E. Julian Ave, and it operates as its own district. In 2025–2026 it earned a 1-star rating, ranking 811 of 1,015 Indiana schools (20th percentile), with a district rank of 312 of 374 (17th percentile). In 2024–2025, 67.91% of students were eligible for free or reduced lunch — typical for the surrounding area — and the student-teacher ratio was 15.4, higher than most nearby schools. Spending data was not provided.
On the 2025–2026 ILEARN, all-grade proficiency was 22.5% in English Language Arts, 24.38% in math, and 29.79% in science. The school scored below the state in every tested subject and grade. Math is the clearest weakness: 3rd-grade math was 26.48 points below the state, 4th-grade math 24.34 points below, and 5th-grade math 21.63 points below. ELA gaps ranged from about 17 to 22 points, while science and 5th-grade social studies came closest to state levels, with gaps of about 14 points and 10 points.
Compared with nearby schools, Irvington's ELA (22.5%) is above the nearby median of roughly 17.2%, and its science score (29.79%) is above the nearby median of about 20.1% and third among the 11 nearby schools, behind only George W. Julian and Lowell. Fifth-grade social studies is second among nearby schools reporting that grade. Similar-poverty schools show stronger results are possible: Lowell, with a higher free/reduced lunch rate (72.53%) and a comparable student-teacher ratio (14.8), reaches 34.65% in ELA, 40.1% in math, and 34.69% in science, and Hawthorne posts 35.76% in math. George W. Julian, 1.19 miles away, is a 3-star, 66th-percentile school, but it serves far fewer students with lower poverty and smaller classes. Only one year of rank history is available for Irvington, and its spending and chronic absenteeism figures are missing, so trends and resource factors cannot be assessed.
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