Summary:
ZIP code 46057 covers Michigantown, Indiana, where two public schools serve roughly 902 students: Clinton Central Elementary School for grades K–6 with 527 students, and Clinton Central Junior-Senior High School for grades 7–12 with 375 students. Both belong to the Clinton Central School Corporation. There is no separately listed middle school; grades 7 and 8 are housed in the junior-senior high. The district ranks 109th of 374 Indiana districts, in the 71st percentile with 4 stars, while each individual school holds 3 stars in 2025–26.
The elementary school's clearest strength is math: 51.66% of students were proficient in 2025–26, versus 43.59% across the district. Sixth grade stands out at 57.69% in both ELA and math, and 5th grade social studies reached 61.76%, well above the state's 47.2%. Fifth grade ELA (54.41%) and 3rd grade ELA (55%) also beat state marks. Fourth grade is the weak spot, falling below state in ELA (29.58% vs. 42.2%), math (45.07% vs. 52%), and science (36.62% vs. 43.8%). Elementary science also dropped sharply, from 48.85% to 38.21%. The school's rank percentile has slipped from 73 to 66 over three years.
The high school is moving the other way, improving from the 63rd to the 69th percentile. Its graduation rate of 94.8% is 5.1 points above the state's 89.7%, SAT Math has stayed above state for two years, and Biology EOC jumped from 35.71% to 52.31%. The main concern is math in the junior-high grades: 25.21% proficient overall, 18.38 points below the district, with 8th grade math at just 12.28% against the state's 34.2%, while 7th grade math (37.1%) edges past state. SAT EBRW slipped from 54.67% to 48.89%, now below the state's 51.9%. Chronic absenteeism runs about 18.5% district-wide, above the state's 16.7%, and the high school spends $2,464 more per student than the elementary.
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