Summary:
ZIP code 46074 contains 10 schools — six elementary, two middle, and two high — serving about 10,272 students in the Westfield area. Nine schools belong to Westfield-Washington Schools, ranked 13th of 374 districts statewide (5 stars) and enrolling roughly 97.6% of the students here. The tenth, Options Westfield, belongs to Options Charter Schools, ranked 336th of 374. The largest school is Westfield High School (2,948 students) and the smallest is Options Westfield (248).
The strongest elementary schools are Oak Trace Elementary School, ranked 23rd of 1,015 (98th percentile) with 83.82% math proficiency, Maple Glen Elementary, ranked 29th with the lowest chronic absenteeism in the ZIP at 3.3%, and Shamrock Springs Elementary School, ranked 83rd. All six elementary schools post math proficiency above the district's 65.22%. Westfield High School ranks 10th of 415, with a 98.2% graduation rate versus the state's 89.7% and SAT reading/writing at 76.15% versus 51.9%. Westfield Intermediate School stands out in science (70.12%) and 5th-grade social studies (71.88%).
Options Westfield is the clear outlier: ranked 388th of 415, with a 67.5% graduation rate, 29.8% chronic absenteeism, and proficiency of 16.67% in ELA and 4.26% in math — despite the lowest free/reduced lunch rate (5.24%) and a low student-teacher ratio (11.4). Spending and class size also don't track closely with results: Carey Ridge Elementary School spends the most among district schools at $14,964 with the lowest ratio at 14.4, yet ranks 139th of 1,015, while Westfield High School spends the least at $11,083 and remains top-ranked. One trend to watch: Monon Trail Elementary School slipped from 54th to 174th over three years. Math is a relative strength in the elementary grades but weaker in middle and high school.
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