Summary:
ZIP code 46774 in New Haven, Indiana, is served by three schools, all part of East Allen County Schools: New Haven Primary School (PK–2, 475 students), New Haven Intermediate School (3–6, 607 students), and New Haven Junior/Senior High School (7–12, 1,413 students). Together they enroll 2,495 students, and grades 7–8 are housed in the junior/senior high rather than a separate middle school. Poverty levels are uniformly high, with free/reduced lunch rates between 62.53% and 65.46% at all three.
Attendance is where the three schools differ most. New Haven Intermediate School has the lowest chronic absenteeism in the ZIP at 15.5%, better than the district's 18.7% and the state's 16.7%. New Haven Primary School is at 21.7%, above both, and New Haven Junior/Senior High School is far higher at 35.2% — more than double the state rate. Current rankings follow a similar pattern: the high school is 349 of 415 (16th percentile, 1 star), the intermediate is 734 of 1,015 (28th percentile, 1 star), and the primary has no current rank, while the district overall sits at 45th percentile with 2 stars.
Academically, the intermediate school's overall proficiency trails the district in ELA (26.64% vs 35.62%), math (29.84% vs 34.64%), and science (28.31% vs 31.2%), with its highest grade-level result being 4th grade math at 39.06%. The high school's sharpest concern is math: SAT math proficiency is 6.88%, versus 20.17% for the district and 25.6% for the state, and SAT ERW is 25.51%. Biology end-of-course proficiency did jump from 8.36% to 27.24% year over year, but remains below the district's 40.77%. The primary school has no current test scores in this data, so its academic performance cannot be judged from this file.
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