Summary:
ZIP code 47619 has just one public high school: Tecumseh High School in Lynnville, Indiana, serving grades 9–12 with about 280 students as part of Warrick County School Corp. Because it is the only high school in this area, everything below describes that single school, with comparisons drawn against its district and the state of Indiana rather than against other nearby high schools.
Tecumseh's standout strengths are completion and engagement. Its 97.1% graduation rate for 2024–2025 is above the district's 94.9% and well above Indiana's 89.7%, and its chronic absenteeism rate of 10.4% is lower than both the district's 11.2% and the state's 16.7%. SAT Evidence-based Reading and Writing proficiency was 66.22% in 2025–2026, above the state's 51.9% and close to the district's 66.8%; in 2024–2025 it was 71.21% versus the state's 54.5%. The school's ranking also improved, moving from 88th of 429 schools in 2024–2025 to 49th of 415 in 2025–2026, reaching the 88th percentile while holding a 4-star rating. The district itself is rated 5 stars at the 93rd percentile, ranking 26th of 374 districts in Indiana.
Two subjects are worth watching. SAT Math proficiency rose from 27.27% to 33.78%, above the state in both years (25.4% and 25.6%) but still below the district's 36.08% and 37.21%. Biology ILEARN End of Course proficiency climbed from 45.95% to 55.84%, narrowing the gap with the district from 11.19 percentage points to 2.66 points; the state comparison for 2025–2026 was not provided. For context, the school reports a 10.9:1 student-teacher ratio, $15,860 in per-student spending, and 27.14% free/reduced lunch participation. One caveat: metrics come from different reporting years, so test-score changes reflect different cohorts rather than the same students over time.
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