Summary:
ZIP code 46765 in Leo, Indiana contains exactly one school classified at the middle level: Leo Elementary School, which despite the "Elementary" in its name is coded as a middle school serving grades 4–6 with 653 students, and it belongs to East Allen County Schools. Because there is only one school here, this is a detailed profile rather than a comparison — and the 4–6 grade band means the building works more like an intermediate school than a traditional 6–8 middle school.
The headline for parents is that this school performs well above its own district in every subject measured, in both years reported. In 2025–2026, English Language Arts proficiency was 60.37% (district 35.62%), math 61.30% (district 34.64%), and science 52.80% (district 31.20%). Fourth grade is the standout: math at 79.72% and ELA at 73.11%, both roughly 28–31 points above the state. Fifth and sixth grade remain above district and state but by narrower margins — 5th-grade math (48.62%) and 6th-grade science (44.91%) are the only two of nine grade-subject results under 50%, and science is the school's thinnest relative advantage.
Attendance is the school's most striking number: chronic absenteeism of 4.8%, compared with 18.7% district-wide and 16.7% statewide. The school also gained ground year over year in all four reported areas — ELA +2.10, math +4.11, science +0.47, and 5th-grade social studies +12.64 points — while the district lost ground in three of them. A few caveats: the year-over-year figures compare different student groups rather than tracking the same children, per-student spending ($9,443) and the 20.4 student–teacher ratio come without state or district benchmarks, and 4th grade's advantage may reflect one strong class rather than a lasting pattern.
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