Summary:
ZIP code 47995 is served by two schools — one elementary and one junior/senior high — both part of the Tri-County School Corporation, together enrolling 599 students across grades 3 through 12. The district ranks 141st of 374 Indiana districts, at the 62nd percentile with 3 stars. Both Tri-County Intermediate School and Tri-County Junior/Senior High School earned 3 stars for 2025–2026 and both landed at the 60th percentile in their respective rankings, though their subject-level strengths differ sharply. There is no separate middle school; grades 7 and 8 are housed inside the junior/senior high.
Tri-County Intermediate School (grades 3–6, enrollment 258) stands out in math. Its all-grades ILEARN math proficiency was 48.61%, above the district's 41.69%, with grade-level results of 58.33% in 3rd grade math (state 51.9%), 54.55% in 4th (state 52%) and 40.58% in 6th (state 40.2%). Attendance is a strength: chronic absenteeism was 9.5%, below the district's 11.7% and the state's 16.7%. Its ranking improved from the 52nd percentile in 2024–2025 to the 60th percentile in 2025–2026 while holding at 3 stars. The clearest weak spot is 6th grade ELA at 33.33%, below the state's 41.3%.
Tri-County Junior/Senior High School (grades 7–12, enrollment 341) is strongest on graduation, at 93.1% versus the state's 89.7%, and on SAT math, at 31.91% versus the state's 25.6% (and 36.54% the prior year versus 25.4%). Its ILEARN math is the opposite story: 26.72% all-grades against the district's 41.69%, and just 20.34% in 8th grade math versus the state's 34.2%. After reaching 4 stars and the 79th percentile in 2024–2025, it fell to 3 stars and the 60th percentile. It spends $19,046 per student versus $12,804 at the intermediate school, with a student-teacher ratio of 9.2 versus 13.9, and chronic absenteeism of 13.4% — still below the state's 16.7%.
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