Summary:
ZIP code 46341, which covers Hebron and the surrounding Boone Township area of northwest Indiana, contains exactly one high school: Hebron High School, serving grades 9–12 with about 307 students.
Because MSD Boone Township has no other comprehensive high school, the district's reported figures are the school's own — so the natural benchmark is the state, not a local peer. On that comparison, Hebron looks strong. Its graduation rate is 97.7%, roughly 8 points above Indiana's 89.7%, and chronic absenteeism is 15.0%, better than both the state (16.7%) and the district figure. Biology proficiency (49.32%) sits above the last published state mark, and reading and writing (51.47%) is about level with the state. The school has also climbed steadily in state rankings, moving from the 50th to the 65th percentile over two years while holding a 3-star rating — meaning families looking only at stars would miss the improvement story.
The one clear soft spot is SAT Mathematics: 22.06% proficient in 2025-26, about 3.5 points below the state's 25.6%, though that is a large gain from 16.09% the year before. Reading and writing slipped nearly 5 points over the same period. With graduating cohorts of roughly 75–80 students, each student is worth about 1.2–1.3 percentage points, so these swings amount to only a few students either way and are worth watching rather than treating as settled trends. Notably, about 40% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, yet the school outperforms the state on most measures. Resources are favorable, with a 12.5:1 student–teacher ratio and $13,174 in per-student spending.
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