Summary:
ZIP code 47150, which covers New Albany, Indiana, contains exactly one high school: New Albany Senior High School, a large comprehensive school serving grades 9–12 with 1,821 students in the New Albany-Floyd County Con School district. Because it is the only high school in the area, there are no in-ZIP peers to compare it against, so the most useful benchmarks are the district and Indiana state averages. The district itself is ranked 102 of 374, in the 73rd percentile with 4 stars.
The school's profile is mixed. Its 2024–2025 graduation rate of 93.0% is above Indiana's 89.7% but below the district's 96.3%. Biology ILEARN End-of-Course proficiency was a relative strength in 2024–2025 at 54.84%, above the state's 45.6%, but fell to 46% in 2025–2026 while the district declined only slightly, widening the gap to the district. SAT results are weaker: in 2025–2026, 42.75% of 11th graders were proficient in Evidence-based Reading and Writing and 16.22% in Mathematics, both below district and state levels. The most striking outlier is chronic absenteeism at 30.1% in 2024–2025, nearly double the district's 16.3% and the state's 16.7%.
The school's standing has slipped, with its percentile rank moving from 59 to 53 to 43 across the three reported years and its stars dropping from 3 to 2 in 2025–2026, well below the district's 4-star, 73rd-percentile position. Context matters: 56.12% of students receive free/reduced lunch, spending is $11,126 per student, and the student-teacher ratio is 17.9:1 (roughly 102 teachers). Overall, this is a large, majority economically disadvantaged high school whose graduation rate beats the state average but trails its district. The priority signals for families are very high chronic absenteeism and very low SAT Mathematics proficiency, alongside a declining ranking trend.
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