Summary:
ZIP code 46304 is home to five elementary schools serving 2,126 students: four K–4 schools in Duneland School Corporation — Liberty Elementary School, Bailly Elementary School, Brummitt Elementary School, and Newton Yost Elementary School — plus Discovery Charter School, a K–8 charter that is its own district. Duneland is ranked 40 of 374 Indiana districts (89th percentile, 4 stars); Discovery Charter is ranked 99 of 374 (74th percentile, 4 stars).
Brummitt Elementary School is the strongest overall performer, with the top 2025–26 all-grade ELA (72.59%) and Math (76.30%), the best latest rank (76/1015, 93rd percentile, 5 stars), the lowest student-teacher ratio (12.6), and 11.3% chronic absenteeism; science (52.78%) trails the district average of 61.61%. Liberty Elementary School follows closely with 5 stars in the latest two years, strong 3rd-grade results (75.51% ELA, 82.65% Math), and the lowest free/reduced lunch rate (26.07%). Newton Yost Elementary School pairs the highest free/reduced lunch rate (40.33%) with the lowest absenteeism (10.6%) and the best all-grade science (61.84%). Bailly Elementary School is mixed: its rank slipped from the 91st to the 80th percentile and 3rd-grade ELA is 44.00%, though 4th-grade Math (72.97%) and Science (60.81%) are bright spots. Discovery Charter School is uneven — 5th-grade Social Studies (80.70%) and ELA (71.93%) shine, while all-grade Math (45.87%) is the lowest in the set and 6th- and 8th-grade Math sit near 28%.
Every Duneland K–4 school beat the state in 3rd and 4th grade ELA and Math and 4th-grade Science, a strong district-wide signal. Attendance and spending do not track outcomes simply: Bailly spends the most per student ($13,753) yet trails in ELA, while Discovery spends the least ($8,602) with the highest absenteeism (17.4%). Because Discovery is K–8, its all-grade figures include middle school and should be compared with care.
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