Summary:
ZIP code 46582 is home to two elementary schools, both part of the Warsaw Community Schools district and both serving students in grades K–6: Madison Elementary School, with 475 students, and Harrison Elementary School, with 416 students. Together they enroll 891 elementary students, with Madison the larger campus by 59 students. The district itself ranks 118 out of 374 Indiana districts, placing it at the 68th percentile with 3 stars.
Madison Elementary School is the academic standout. In 2025–2026 it ranked 214 out of 1,015 schools (79th percentile, 4 stars), up from 314th the prior year — a 100-position jump and a rise from 3 to 4 stars. It outscored Harrison in every broad ILEARN subject in both recent years, including all-grade ELA (61.96% vs. 42.67%), math (61.45% vs. 47.35%), science (50% vs. 35.77%), and 5th-grade social studies (68.92% vs. 40.43%). Madison also improved across all broad subjects year over year, gaining 12.15 points in ELA, 8.19 in math, 8.82 in science, and 11.54 in 5th-grade social studies.
Harrison Elementary School stands out for attendance, with chronic absenteeism of 5.1% versus Madison's 5.9%, the district's 9.7%, and the state's 16.7%. Harrison also has a slightly smaller student-teacher ratio (13.7 vs. 14) and slightly higher per-student spending ($10,764 vs. $10,659), though those advantages do not translate into higher proficiency in most areas. Harrison improved modestly from 476th to 446th statewide but remained at 3 stars. Its relative strengths include 3rd-grade math (53.57%) and 6th-grade math (44.93%), while science and social studies are weaker. Both schools share an important strength: absenteeism far below district and state levels.
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