Summary:
ZIP code 46814 in Fort Wayne, Indiana contains 7 public schools serving grades K–12 — 3 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and 2 high schools (one of which is a virtual school serving grades 6–12) — and all 7 belong to MSD Southwest Allen County Schls, a district ranked 32nd of 374 statewide with 5 stars. Total enrollment is 5,967 students: 1,673 in elementary, 1,821 in middle, and 2,473 in high school. The largest school is Homestead High School with 2,382 students; the smallest is eSACS Virtual School with 91.
The academic standouts are clear. Aboite Elementary School ranks 2nd of 1,015 elementary schools statewide at the 100th percentile with 5 stars, posting ELA 82.58%, Math 90.11%, and Science 83.33%, plus 0.0% chronic absenteeism. Homestead High School ranks 7th of 415 high schools, with a 96.3% graduation rate and SAT proficiency of ERW 74.64% and Math 47.3% — far above the state's 51.9% and 25.6%. Deer Ridge Elementary (92nd of 1,015, 5 stars) has the lowest FRL rate in the ZIP at 16.74%, and Summit Middle School ranks 33rd of 486 with Science at 63.91%.
At the other end, Covington Elementary School ranks 339th of 1,015 with 3 stars and the highest FRL rate at 33.24%, though its rank has improved steadily (395 → 375 → 339). Woodside Middle School is a solid 4-star school ranked 54th of 486. eSACS Virtual School is a different model entirely: 2 stars, ranked 227th of 415, with a 68.0% graduation rate, and several of its grade-level test values are not reported, so its academic picture is incomplete. Chronic absenteeism is low across the ZIP, and per-pupil spending ranges from $6,610 to $11,173 without a simple relationship to achievement.
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