Summary:
ZIP code 47613 in Elberfeld, Indiana, is served by one public elementary school, Elberfeld Elementary School, a K–5 school with 184 students in Warrick County School Corp.
Elberfeld Elementary stands out as a 4-star school in each of the last three rank-history years. In 2025–26 it ranked 126 of 1,015 Indiana elementary schools (88th percentile), after 114 of 1,005 (89th percentile) in 2024–25 and 221 of 1,011 (78th percentile) in 2023–24. Its district, Warrick County School Corp, ranks 26 of 374 (93rd percentile) with 5 stars, so the school is slightly below the district’s overall profile but still in the top roughly 12% of the state. Chronic absenteeism is exceptionally low at 4.1%, compared with 11.2% in the district and 16.7% statewide. Math is the clearest strength: all-grades math proficiency was 77.14% in 2025–26, well above the district’s 63.23%, and 4th-grade math reached 84.62%. Every 2025–26 grade-level subject score with a state comparison—ELA in grades 3, 4, and 5, math in grades 3, 4, and 5, 4th-grade science, and 5th-grade social studies—was above Indiana’s average. Fourth grade was especially strong: ELA 76.92%, math 84.62%, science 61.54%.
ELA is more mixed by grade. All-grades ELA rose from 56.52% in 2024–25 to 60% in 2025–26, slightly above the district’s 57.86%, and 4th-grade ELA was very strong at 76.92%. Third-grade ELA was 44.74%, below the district’s 56.49% but above the state’s 40.8%. Fifth-grade social studies was 57.14%, below the district’s 73.18% but above the state’s 47.2%. Science was close to the district at 61.54% versus 61.8%, and well above the state’s 43.8%. Math declined from 81.52% in 2024–25 to 77.14% in 2025–26 but remains far above the district. Free/reduced lunch is 28.8%, per-student spending is $10,511, and the student-teacher ratio is 16.7; these describe context, but the data set does not include district or state comparisons for them. Overall, Elberfeld Elementary is a high-performing school in a high-performing district, with math, attendance, and 4th-grade outcomes as its strongest signals.
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