Summary:
ZIP code 46041 has seven public schools — four elementary, one middle, and two high schools — serving about 4,125 students in the Frankfort area, split between Community Schools of Frankfort and Clinton Prairie School Corporation. The split matters: Clinton Prairie School Corporation ranks in the 65th percentile with 3 stars, while Community Schools of Frankfort ranks in the 34th percentile with 2 stars. Grade spans also vary: Blue Ridge Primary Elementary School serves PK–2 and has no test-score records, while Clinton Prairie Junior-Senior High School serves grades 7–12.
Among high schools, Clinton Prairie Junior-Senior High School is strongest by rank (140 of 415, 66th percentile, 3 stars), with a 94.4% graduation rate and 54.62% Biology, though its SAT scores fell to 46.99% EBRW and 22.89% Math, below state. Frankfort High School ranks 319 of 415 (23rd percentile, 1 star) with lower SAT results (30.7% EBRW, 10.09% Math) and the ZIP’s highest chronic absenteeism at 21.6%, though its 92.1% graduation rate is above the state’s 89.7%. For elementary/middle families, Green Meadows Intermediate Elementary School stands out with the highest all-grades ELA (46.24%), 47.35% Math, 3 stars, and improving rank; Clinton Prairie Elementary School is also 3 stars and stronger in all-grades Math (48.88%). Suncrest Elementary School is lower-ranked but improving, while Frankfort Middle School ranks 274 of 486 (44th percentile, 2 stars) with weak all-grades Math (24.96%) and a reported 0.0% chronic absenteeism worth verifying.
Both high schools exceed the state graduation rate, but SAT proficiency is a concern across the ZIP. Fifth grade is a weak spot: 5th grade ELA, Math, and Social Studies are below state. Math gaps also define the lower-performing schools, especially Frankfort Middle School and Frankfort High School. Spending and poverty do not tell a simple story: Clinton Prairie schools spend more and have lower free/reduced lunch rates, but Green Meadows Intermediate Elementary School gets strong results at $10,115 per student with 52.15% free/reduced lunch. Trends differ: Community Schools’ schools are improving from lower bases, while Clinton Prairie schools are declining from higher bases, especially Clinton Prairie Junior-Senior High School (4 stars to 3 stars).
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