Summary:
ZIP code 46926 in Denver, IN, has two public schools serving grades PK–12: North Miami Elementary School (PK–6, 451 students) and North Miami Middle/High School (7–12, 367 students), both in North Miami Community Schools. Together they enroll 818 students, with no alternative schools and no standalone middle school.
The clear standout is North Miami Elementary School, ranked 318 of 1,015 (69th percentile, 3 stars), while North Miami Middle/High School is 217 of 415 (48th percentile, 2 stars) and the district is 194 of 374 (48th percentile, 2 stars). Elementary math is strong: All Grades Math is 55.98% versus the district’s 42.77%, and 3rd Grade Math is 75.44% versus the state’s 51.9%. Its chronic absenteeism is 13.8%, below the district’s 18.0% and state’s 16.7%. The middle/high school has real strengths — graduation rate 91.1% versus the state’s 89.7%, SAT EBRW 55.36% versus the state’s 51.9%, and Biology 50% — but math is a serious concern: All Grades Math is 17.43%, SAT Math is 3.57% versus the state’s 25.6%, and 8th Grade Math is 11.11% versus the state’s 34.2%. Its chronic absenteeism is 23.1%.
Trends show the elementary school improving (rank percentile 55th to 57th to 69th, with gains in ELA, Math, Science, and Social Studies). The middle/high school improved in ELA (18.1% to 33.03%) and Math (13.21% to 17.43%), but its rank slipped from 52nd to 48th percentile and SAT Math fell from 14.49% to 3.57%. The middle/high school spends more per student ($12,543 vs. $10,321) and has a lower student/teacher ratio (12.8 vs. 16.4), yet its math outcomes are much lower. Some middle/high school values, such as Science All Grades, are not reported at school level and should not be treated as zero.
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