Summary:
Zip code 47356 covers Middletown, Indiana, and is home to two high schools, both run by the same district, Shenandoah School Corporation. Together they enroll about 766 students, but they serve different grade ranges and very different student populations: Shenandoah High School is a traditional 9–12 building with 405 students, while Indiana eSchool Academy 6-12 serves grades 6–12 with 361 students, and its very high student-to-teacher ratio (72.2:1, versus 13.8:1 at Shenandoah) suggests an online or facilitator-based model rather than conventional classrooms.
Shenandoah High School is the stronger of the two. Its 98.8% graduation rate is well above the state's 89.7% and its district's 87.1%, and its SAT Math results beat the state in both years reported (26.67% vs. 25.6%, and 28.57% vs. 25.4%). It also outperforms its district on every reported test measure. There are two cautions, though: chronic absenteeism is 20.8%, higher than the state's 16.7% and far above the district's 7.0%, and all three reported subject scores declined from 2024-25 to 2025-26, with its state rating slipping from 3 stars to 2 stars. Reading is a relative weak spot, with SAT EBRW below the state in both years.
Indiana eSchool Academy 6-12 faces deeper challenges: it ranks 354 of 415 schools (1 star), trails its district on all 13 reported test measures, and falls below the state on 8 of the 9 measures with a state comparison. Its reported graduation rate of 0.0% contrasts sharply with district and state figures, though for a virtual academy that likely reflects how cohorts are counted rather than an absence of graduates. Math and reading proficiency fall as grade level rises, and 6th-grade Science at 41.18% — essentially the state's 41.2% — is its one clear bright spot. English/language arts is the shared weak area across both schools.
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