Summary:
Elementary Schools located in zip code 47129 (Clarksville, IN) include two schools—Clarksville Elementary School (PK–4, 649 students) and Parkwood Elementary School (PK–5, 561 students)—serving 1,210 students combined in the Clarksville Community School Corp and Greater Clark County Schools. Clarksville Elementary is the academic standout, with higher proficiency in ELA (37.26%), Math (49.52%), and Science (43.82%) than Parkwood Elementary (20.69%, 25.67%, 18.89%). Clarksville’s school rank rose from 692 of 1005 (31st percentile) in 2024–25 to 517 of 1015 (49th percentile) in 2025–26, while Parkwood remains low-ranked at 821 of 1015 (19th percentile) with 1 star.
Clarksville Elementary outperforms its district in every reported all-grade subject, while Parkwood Elementary trails its district in most subjects but slightly exceeds it in 5th-grade Social Studies (34.48% vs. district 33.03%). Grade-level results show Clarksville is close to state in key areas: 3rd-grade Math is 51.24% vs. state 51.9%, and 4th-grade Science is 43.82% vs. state 43.8%. Parkwood is below state in every tested subject: 3rd-grade Math (14.12% vs. state 51.9%) and 4th-grade Science (18.89% vs. state 43.8%). Clarksville improved in ELA (30.7% to 37.26%), Math (35.81% to 49.52%), and Science (36.45% to 43.82%), while Parkwood declined in ELA (24.64% to 20.69%) and Science (21.98% to 18.89%), though its Math rose (22.5% to 25.67%) and 5th-grade Social Studies jumped from 25% to 34.48%. District-rank inversion exists: the Clarksville Community School Corp is ranked 305 of 374 (18th percentile, 1 star), yet its school is higher-performing; the Greater Clark County Schools district ranks 201 of 374 (46th percentile, 2 stars), but its school is 19th percentile with 1 star.
Parkwood Elementary serves a higher free/reduced lunch population (80.75% vs. 49.92%), spends more per student ($11,265 vs. $7,449), and has a smaller student-teacher ratio (12.1 vs. 18.6), yet its proficiency is lower. Chronic absenteeism is above the state rate (16.7%) at both schools—Clarksville 19.7% and Parkwood 22.5%—though both are below their district rates (32.1% and 27.3%). Clarksville Elementary is improving, outperforming its district, and approaching state norms despite lower spending and larger classes. Parkwood Elementary faces higher economic need and remains low-ranked below its district in most subjects.
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