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SCHOOL GUIDE FROM KINDERGARTEN TO COLLEGE, CHOOSING THE RIGHT SCHOOL FOR YOUR STUDENT IS DIFFICULT. THESE INSIGHTS FROM LOCAL ADMINISTRATORS CAN HELP YOU MAKE THE DECISION.
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DEFINING ACADEMIC SUCCESS IS COMPLICATED. HERE’S HOW TO FIND THE RIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUR CHILD.
BY JU L I E YOU NG
A Cathedral High School student works on her project in the chemistry lab.
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PHOTO COURTESY CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL
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FINDING THE RIGHT LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
for your high school student is no easy task. Parents seek schools that offer not only a challenging curriculum, plenty of AP and dual-credit courses, and high graduationand college acceptance–rates, but they also look for a diverse student body, innovative learning opportunities, and a low studentto-teacher ratio. Luckily, central Indiana has no shortage of high school formats for families to consider. Whether a family is looking for public and private options, religious and secular options, a virtual classroom, or a brick-and-mortar institution, there is something for everyone, depending on how they define success.
PHOTO COURTESY BISHOP CHATARD HIGH SCHOOL
REACH FOR THE STARS| Tyler Mayer, vice president of institutional advancement at Bishop Chatard High School, says some parents equate a successful school with the number of foreign languages they offer, advanced math programs they have, or whether they use the latest and greatest technological advancements in the classroom, but this is a mistake. He says successful schools are those that encourage students to be all that they can be. “Environment is everything,” he says. “When a student is comfortable in his or her environment, they will develop better relationships with their teachers and coaches, become comfortable with their strengths and weaknesses, and learn how to accomplish their academic goals.” He says parents should look for a school that reflects their own values, offer the programs and extracurricular activities that interest their students, and are committed to helping their child reach their maximum potential. “At Bishop Chatard, we foster an environment that allows our students to use their gifts and talents for academic excellence as well as the greater good,” he says. “We believe we have a responsibility to educate the whole student: body, mind, and spirit.”
WHAT’S YOUR STYLE?| Because every child learns differently, it is important for parents to find a format that is best suited to their student’s learning style. Online academies are a great op-
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portunity for all types of students with a diverse range of backgrounds including: high achievers, struggling learners, special needs students, or those just looking for a different approach. Elizabeth Sliger, head of school at Indiana Digital Learning School, says online options offer an innovative use of technology, an engaging curriculum, state-certified teachers, and a personalized approach designed to meet different learning styles. “Our schools provide daily support to students and a variety of wrap-around services for families,” she says. “The key is that each school helps students become independent, self-motivated learners by giving them a strong foundation and opportunities to
of education, feel the school is geographically inconvenient, or are worried their student won’t fit into a particular institution. Whatever the reason, experts say it is important for families to visit a wide variety of institutions in order to find the place where their student can grow and thrive. According to Duane Emery, vice president for enrollment management at Cathedral High School, unless families take the time to participate in shadow sessions or preview days, they may not find out what makes a school unique in terms of student-to-teacher ratio, discover financial aid opportunities that may be available to a student, or find out how the school is able to meet a variety of needs. “Families emphasize distance too much.
Bishop Chatard High School students perform in a musical production.
explore interests and reach their academic potential.” While some parents shy away from online programs because they fear there is little opportunity for socialization, Rachel Goodwin, interim head of school for Insight School of Indiana, says that is an outdated misconception. “Our students participate in a range of extracurricular activities both online and in-person, including clubs, field trips, celebrations, and social gatherings,” she says.
GO BELOW THE SURFACE| Sometimes parents cross a school off their list of prospects without paying a visit or signing their student up for a shadow experience. They may be concerned about the cost
Cathedral is committed to geographic diversity, and to that effect, we offer a robust transportation system that brings students to and from school daily from all around the greater Indianapolis area,” he says. “Combine the transportation system with carpools and the fact that our campus—including the Student Life Center Commons and media center—is open from 7 a.m.–7 p.m., parents will find that distance is not nearly the obstacle originally imagined.” With a wide range of secondary schools offering a number of academic and athletic programs, clubs, and activities, parents should have no trouble finding a high school that will challenge their child and inspire the individual to reach his or her career and life goals. “Our goal is to help our students become the best version of themselves,” he says. FEBRUARY 2018 | IM
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Ball State University students map out Lakeshore Parkway.
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LOOK BEYOND SIZE AND COST WHEN CHOOSING THE RIGHT COLLEGE.
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STUDENTS AND FAMILIES MAY THINK CHOOSING
between a public and private college comes down to two factors: school size and cost, perhaps with a few statistics and rankings thrown in. While these are both important to consider, there’s much more to the equation—and a student’s chances of success.
THE BIG (OR SMALL)| DIFFERENCE|
Public universities are big enough to offer a wide variety of academic programs and learning options. They are geared toward benefiting the citizens of the state that supports them. Ball State University in Muncie
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began more than a century ago as a teachers college and now offers about 190 majors, more than 130 undergraduate minors, and more than 140 graduate programs. This fall, the university welcomed a record 22,513 students, about 17,000 of them on campus. “Yet we are small enough to ensure the friendliness, personal attention and access that are the hallmarks of our university,” said Kay Bales, vice president for student affairs and enrollment services and dean of students. The average class size is 30 students. About 90 percent of Ball State’s classes are taught by faculty (and not graduate assistants, as is the case at other large public universities). Decades after graduation, alumni remember the
mentoring they received, she said. At a large university, there is room to find and form smaller communities such as Ball State’s living and learning environments. “Students with similar majors and interests live in the same residential building with amenities designed to take learning beyond the classroom,” Bales said. Steve Mortland is vice president for enrollment management and marketing at Taylor University, a much smaller Christian liberal arts school in Upland, 70 miles north of Indianapolis. Of its 1,892 undergraduates, about 40 percent are from Indiana. Mortland said while public universities have worked hard to decrease class size and
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Taylor University music students rehearse a piece.
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increase opportunities for building smaller communities, they still tend to operate on large-scale efficiencies, while most private colleges and universities are committed to smaller class sizes. Fifty-eight percent of Taylor’s classes have fewer than 20 students; 37 percent have 20 to 49 students.
COUNTING THE TRUE COST| Full-time tuition, fees, and room and board during the 2017–18 academic year are about $42,000 at Taylor and about $19,000 for an Indiana resident at Ball State. However, those numbers are only the beginning figures in a highly individualized equation. Whether attending a public or private institution, few students pay the full sticker price of a college, Taylor University’s Mortland said. Families should look first for schools that will provide students with the best 40-year (not just four-year) impact, then go through the financial aid process to determine what resources, such as loans, grants, and work-study, will make the education attainable.
At Ball State, four of every five students receive some combination of merit-based and need-based financial aid, according to the university. Mortland also said it’s important to look at how effectively schools help students complete their degrees in four years. According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, 32.6 percent of students at public Indiana fouryear institutions complete their degrees in four years, while 57.5 percent of students at Indiana’s private colleges and universities do so. After all, an additional year of school is an additional year of tuition, room, and board.
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED| Whether a student succeeds at a public university or small private college depends largely on the reasons for the student’s choice and level of engagement in his or her own learning. Ball State’s faculty and staff treat students as partners from day one, Bales said, empowering and encouraging them to take
their learning and creative risks beyond the labs and classrooms. Students are given freedom and flexibility and are expected to be engaged and persistent learners, she said. Those undecided about a field of study need not worry, she said. “We are committed to helping students find the right path and have several initiatives to accomplish that goal— and get it done within four years.” Students who succeed at Taylor do so because they have a desire to engage in all aspects of the university community, Mortland said. Students who are looking to “consume” an education, for the university to serve them a degree and experience, will be less successful, he said. Statistics and rankings about graduation rates, retention rates, and more should inform, not justify, college decisions, Mortland said. “For example, in the U.S. News and World Report ranking, there is some really helpful information on the academic quality of students and strength of faculty,” he said. “Reading and understanding these data points can often be more helpful than the simple number ranking.”
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WHERE WE FOUND OUR INFORMATION :
CENTRAL INDIANA
SCHOOL LISTINGS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS MARION COUNTY BEECH GROVE CITY SCHOOLS Enrollment: 3,107. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 35.1%; grade 10, 17.4%. 5334 Hornet Ave., Beech Grove, 317-788-4481
Beech Grove Senior High School Enrollment: 949. ISTEP+: 17.4%. Grad. Rate: 87.1%. 5330 Hornet Ave., Beech Grove, 317-786-1447 DECATUR TOWNSHIP MSD Enrollment: 6,452. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 38.4%; grade 10, 19.7%. 5275 Kentucky Ave., 317-856-5265
Decatur Central High School Enrollment: 1,767. ISTEP+: 21.6%. Grad. Rate: 90.9%. 5251 Kentucky Ave., 317-856-5288 FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP CSC Enrollment: 9,151. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 62.2%; grade 10, 45.8%. 6141 S. Franklin Rd., 317-862-2411
Franklin Central High School Enrollment: 2,669. ISTEP+: 45.8%. Grad. Rate: 96.9%. 6215 S. Franklin Rd., 317-862-6646 INDIANA SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED Grades: PK–12. Enrollment: 138. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 9.1%; grade 10, not available. Grad. Rate: not available. 7725 N. College Ave., 317-253-1481 INDIANA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF Grades: PK–12. Enrollment: 275. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 9.3%; grade 10, 9.1%. Grad. Rate: 45.8%. 1200 E. 42nd St., 317-550-4800
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INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS Enrollment: 28,767. ISTEP+: 8.8%. Grad. Rate: 76.9%. 120 E. Walnut St., 317-226-4411
Perry Meridian High School Enrollment: 2,358. ISTEP+: 31.3%. Grad. Rate: 91.9%. 401 W. Meridian School Rd., 317-789-4400
Enrollment: 1,960. ISTEP+: 12.1%. Grad. Rate: 74.1%. 1500 E. Michigan St., 317-693-5300
Crispus Attucks Medical Magnet High School Enrollment: 745. ISTEP+: 6.1%. Grad. Rate: 97.2%. 1140 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St., 317-226-2800
George Washington Community High School Enrollment: 463. ISTEP+: 0%. Grad. Rate: 65.4%. 2215 W. Washington St., 317-693-5555
Enrollment: 2,191. ISTEP+: 29.1%. Grad. Rate: 94.1%. 971 E. Banta Rd., 317-789-4800 PIKE TOWNSHIP MSD Enrollment: 11,369. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 34.2%; grade 10, 30.5%. 6901 Zionsville Rd., 317-293-0393
Pike High School Enrollment: 3,306. ISTEP+: 30.5%. Grad. Rate: 93.2%. 5401 W. 71st St., 317-291-5250
Herron High School
SPEEDWAY SCHOOLS Enrollment: 1,796. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 64.7%; grade 10, 42%. 5335 W. 25th St., 317-244-0236
Enrollment: 827. ISTEP+: 49.8%. Grad. Rate: 98.9%. 110 E. 16th St., 317-231-0010
Speedway Senior High School
Shortridge High School Enrollment: 371. ISTEP+: 36.1%. Grad. Rate: 88.9%. 3401 N. Meridian St., 317-226-2810 LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP MSD Enrollment: 15,936. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 37.5%; grade 10, 25.9%. 6501 Sunnyside Rd., 317-423-8200
Lawrence Central High School Enrollment: 2,340. ISTEP+: 20.5%. Grad. Rate: 92.3%. 7300 E. 56th St., 317-964-7400
Lawrence North High School Enrollment: 2,469. ISTEP+: 31.1%. Grad. Rate: 92.5%. 7802 N. Hague Rd., 317-964-7700 PERRY TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS Enrollment: 16,128. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 51%; grade 10, 30.3%. 6548 Orinoco Ave., 317-789-3700
A NOTE ON TEST SCORES : The ISTEP+ exam is given to grades 3–8 and grade 10, and the figures here are the percentages of all tested students passing both the English/language arts (E/LA) and math sections. ISTEP+ scores are for the 2016-2017 school year. Scores are omitted if they were unavailable from the DOE, as in the cases of some private schools and schools with small class sizes. Figures are current as of press time. For more information, visit the DOE’s data site online at compass.doe.in.gov, or contact the individual schools.
grades 3–8, 35.7%; grade 10, 14.5%. 1220 S. High School Rd., 317-243-5744
Carmel High School Enrollment: 5,000. ISTEP+: 68.3%. Grad. Rate: 96.5%. 520 E. Main St., Carmel, 317-846-7721
Ben Davis High School Southport High School
Arsenal Technical High School
Enrollment figures for public schools came from the Indiana Department of Education and are for the 2017–2018 school year. Enrollment and tuition rates for private schools were received from the schools themselves; those numbers are for the 2017–2018 school year. Tuition rates are for one student; discounts may apply if enrolling more than one child.
Enrollment: 524. ISTEP+: 42%. Grad. Rate: 94.4%. 5357 W. 25th St., 317-244-7238 WARREN TOWNSHIP MSD Enrollment: 12,297. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 28.7%; grade 10, 20.4%. 975 N. Post Rd., 317-869-4300
Warren Central High School Enrollment: 3,736. ISTEP+: 20.4%. Grad. Rate: 87.8%. 9500 E. 16th St., 317-532-6200 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP MSD Enrollment: 11,482. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 41.4%; grade 10, 30.8%. 8550 Woodfield Crossing Blvd., 317-845-9400
North Central High School Enrollment: 3,772. ISTEP+: 30.8%. Grad. Rate: 88.5%. 1801 E. 86th St., 317-259-5301 WAYNE TOWNSHIP MSD Enrollment: 16,111. ISTEP+:
Enrollment: 3,137. ISTEP+: 14.2%. Grad. Rate: 87.2%. 1200 N. Girls School Rd., 317-988-7000
BOONE COUNTY LEBANON CSC Enrollment: 3,511. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 55.1%; grade 10, 39.3%. 1810 N. Grant St., Lebanon, 765-482-0380
Lebanon Senior High School Enrollment: 976. ISTEP+: 39.3%. Grad. Rate: 93.4%. 510 Essex Dr., Lebanon, 765-482-0400 WESTERN BOONE COUNTY CSD Enrollment: 1,712. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 54.5%; grade 10, 37.3%. 1201 N. State Road 75, Thorntown, 765-482-6333
Western Boone JuniorSenior High School Enrollment: 810. ISTEP+: 37.3%. Grad. Rate: 95.8%. 1205 N. S.R. 75, Thorntown, 765-482-6143 ZIONSVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Enrollment: 7,130. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 78.4%; grade 10, 62.7%. 900 Mulberry St., Zionsville, 317-873-2858
Zionsville Community High School Enrollment: 1,935. ISTEP+: 62.7%. Grad. Rate: 97.8%. 1000 Mulberry St., Zionsville, 317-873-3355
HAMILTON COUNTY CARMEL CLAY SCHOOLS Enrollment: 16,174. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 80.7%; grade 10, 68.3%. 5201 E. Main St., Carmel, 317-844-9961
HAMILTON HEIGHTS SCHOOL CORP. Enrollment: 2,345. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 55.9%; grade 10, 30%. 317-984-3538
Hamilton Heights High School Enrollment: 729. ISTEP+: 30.2%. Grad. Rate: 95.6%. 25802 S.R. 19, Arcadia, 317-984-3551 HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN SCHOOLS Enrollment: 21,642. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 72.5%; grade 10, 61.9%. 13485 Cumberland Rd., Fishers, 317-594-4100
Fishers High School Enrollment: 3,384. ISTEP+: grade 10, 61.8%. Grad. Rate: 95.7%. 13000 Promise Rd., Fishers, 317-915-4290
Hamilton Southeastern High School Enrollment: 3,118. ISTEP+: 62%. Grad. Rate: 96.8%. 13910 E. 126th St., Fishers, 317-594-4190 NOBLESVILLE SCHOOLS Enrollment: 10,581. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 68.3%; grade 10, 41.1%. 18025 River Ave., Noblesville, 317-773-3171
Noblesville High School Enrollment: 2,898. ISTEP+: 41.1%. Grad. Rate: 95.3%. 18111 Cumberland Rd., Noblesville, 317-733-4680 SHERIDAN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Enrollment: 1,081. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 53.1%; grade 10, 47%. 24795 N. Hinsley Rd., Sheridan, 317-758-4172
Sheridan High School Enrollment: 329. ISTEP+: 47%. Grad. Rate: 90.5%.
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24185 N. Hinesley Rd., Sheridan, 317-758-4431 WESTFIELD-WASHINGTON SCHOOLS Enrollment: 7,909. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 66.9%; grade 10, 49%. 1220 S. High School Rd., 317-243-5744
Westfield High School Enrollment: 2,148. ISTEP+: 49%. Grad. Rate: 97.5%. 18250 N. Union St., Westfield, 317-867-6800
HANCOCK COUNTY EASTERN HANCOCK COUNTY CSC Enrollment: 1,225. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 62.6%; grade 10, 38.2%. 10370 E. 250 N, Charlottesville, 317-467-0064
Eastern Hancock High School Enrollment: 425. ISTEP+: 38.2%. Grad. Rate: 93.3%. 10320 E. 250 North, Charlottesville, 317-936-5595 GREENFIELD-CENTRAL COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Enrollment: 4,563. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 58.6%; grade 10, 34.6%. 110 W. North St., Greenfield, 317-462-4434
Greenfield-Central High School Enrollment: 1,510. ISTEP+: 34.6%. Grad. Rate: 91%. 810 N. Broadway St., Greenfield, 317-462-9211 MT. VERNON MSD Enrollment: 2,065. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 58.8%; grade 10, 53.1%. 1000 W. 4th St., Mount Vernon, 812-838-4471
Mt. Vernon High School Enrollment: 1,227. ISTEP+: 38%. Grad. Rate: 94.9%. 8112 N. 200 West, Fortville, 317-485-3131
Brownsburg High School Enrollment: 2,646. ISTEP+: 62.4%. Grad. Rate: 98.9%. 1000 S. Odell St., Brownsburg, 317-852-2258
New Palestine High School Enrollment: 1,123. ISTEP+: 43.5%. Grad. Rate: 96.9%. 4485 S. Victory Dr., New Palestine, 317-861-4417
HENDRICKS COUNTY
FRANKLIN CSC Enrollment: 5,037. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 52.1%; grade 10, 29.9%. 998 Grizzly Club Dr., Franklin, 317-738-5800
Danville Community High School
Franklin Community High School
Enrollment: 793. ISTEP+: 39.3%. Grad. Rate: 95%. 100 Warrior Way, Danville, 317-745-6431
Enrollment: 1,533. ISTEP+: 29.9%. Grad. Rate: 94.5%. 2600 Cumberland Dr., Franklin, 317-738-5700
MILL CREEK CSC Enrollment: 1,533. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 58.9%; grade 10, 47.4%. 6631 S. County Road 200 W, Clayton, 317-539-9200
GREENWOOD CSC Enrollment: 4,035. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 58.5%; grade 10, 45%. 605 W. Smith Valley Rd., Greenwood, 317-889-4060
Cascade Senior High School Enrollment: 457. ISTEP+: 47.4%. Grad. Rate: 97.4%. 6565 S. County Road 200 West, Clayton, 317-539-9315 NORTH WEST HENDRICKS SCHOOLS Enrollment: 1,937. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 73.2%; grade 10, 40.8%. 317-994-4100
Tri-West Senior High School Enrollment: 625. ISTEP+: 40.8%. Grad. Rate: 99.3%. 7883 N. S.R. 39, Lizton, 317-994-4000 PLAINFIELD CSC Enrollment: 5,592. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 77.2%; grade 10, 49.3%. 985 S. Longfellow Dr., Plainfield, 317-839-2578
Plainfield High School Enrollment: 1,645. ISTEP+: 49.3%. Grad. Rate: 98%. 1 Red Pride Dr., Plainfield, 317-839-7711
CENTER GROVE CSC Enrollment: 8,345. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 70.9%; grade 10, 48.5%. 4800 W. Stones Crossing Rd., Greenwood, 317-881-9326
Center Grove High School Enrollment: 2,500. ISTEP+: 48.5%. Grad. Rate: 94.6%. 2717 S. Morgantown Rd., Greenwood, 317-881-0581
AVON CSC Enrollment: 9,480. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 62.3%; grade 10, 44.9%. 7203 E. U.S. Highway 36, Avon, 317-544-6000
CLARK-PLEASANT CSC Enrollment: 6,767. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 61.1%; grade 10, 33.5%. 50 Center St., Whiteland, 317-535-7579
Avon High School
Whiteland Community High School
Enrollment: 2,907. ISTEP+: 44.9%. Grad. Rate: 97.9%. 7575 E. County Road 150 South, Avon, 317-544-5000 BROWNSBURG CSC Enrollment: 9,023. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 83.1%; grade 10, 62.4%. 310 Stadium Dr., Brownsburg, 317-852-5276
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Enrollment: 269. ISTEP+: 21.5%. Grad. Rate: 95.6%. 300 S. Keeley St., Edinburgh, 812-526-5501
DANVILLE CSC Enrollment: 2,478. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 67.6%; grade 10, 39.3%. 200 Warrior Way, Danville, 317-745-2212
JOHNSON COUNTY SOUTHERN HANCOCK COUNTY CSC Enrollment: 3,683. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 62.1%; grade 10, 43.5%. 317-861-4463
Edinburgh Community High School
Greenwood Community High School Enrollment: 1,213. ISTEP+: 45%. Grad. Rate: 91.1%. 615 W. Smith Valley Rd., Greenwood, 317-889-4000 NINEVEH-HENSLEYJACKSON USC Enrollment: 1,868. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 63.1%; grade 10, 31.3%. 802 S. Indian Creek Dr., Trafalgar, 317-872-2100
Indian Creek Senior High School Enrollment: 631. ISTEP+: 31.3%. Grad. Rate: 95.2%. 803 W. Indian Creek Dr., Trafalgar, 317-878-2110
MORGAN COUNTY EMINENCE CSC Enrollment: 377. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 46.6%; grade 10, 22.9%. 765-528-2101
Eminence Junior-Senior High School Grades: 6–12. Enrollment: 220. ISTEP+: grades 6–8: 46.5%; grade 10, 22.9%. Grad. Rate: 100%. 6760 N. S.R. 42, Eminence, 765-528-2221 MARTINSVILLE MSD Enrollment: 4,566. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 50.7%; grade 10, 29.5%. 765-342-6641
Martinsville High School Enrollment: 1,515. ISTEP+: 29.5%. Grad. Rate: 94.3%. 1360 E. Gray St., Martinsville, 765-342-5571 MONROE-GREGG SCHOOL DISTRICT Enrollment: 1,511. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 46%; grade 10, 18.7%. 135 S. Chestnut St., Monrovia, 317-996-3720
Monrovia High School
Enrollment: 1,848. ISTEP+: 33.5%. Grad. Rate: 93.8%. 300 Main St., Whiteland, 317-535-7562
Enrollment: 527. ISTEP+: 18.7%. Grad. Rate: 90.8%. 205 S. Chestnut St., Monrovia, 317-996-2258
EDINBURGH CSC Enrollment: 862. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 53.5%; grade 10, 21.5%. 202 S. Keeley St., Edinburgh, 812-526-2681
MOORESVILLE CSC Enrollment: 4,380. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 59.6%; grade 10, 29.3%. 11 W. Carlisle St., Mooresville, 317-831-0950
Mooresville High School Enrollment: 1,402. ISTEP+: 29.3%. Grad. Rate: 93.2%. 550 N. Indiana St., Mooresville, 317-831-9203
SHELBY COUNTY NORTHWESTERN CSC Enrollment: 1,521. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 53.7%; grade 10, 39.1%. 4920 W. 600 N, Fairland, 317-835-7461
Triton Central High School Enrollment: 469. ISTEP+: 39.1%. Grad. Rate: 96.5%. 4774 W. 600 North, Fairland, 317-835-3000 SHELBY EASTERN SCHOOLS Enrollment: 1,168. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 51.8%; grade 10, 20.9%. 2451 N. 600 E, Shelbyville, 765-544-2246
Morristown Junior-Senior High School Grades: 6–12. Enrollment: 351. ISTEP+: grades 6–8, 51.9%; grade 10, 16.7%. Grad. Rate: 91.4%. 223 S. Patterson St., Morristown, 765-763-1221
Waldron Junior-Senior High School Grades: 6–12. Enrollment: 292. ISTEP+: grades 6–8, 53.6%; grade 10, 26.3% Grad. Rate: 90.5%. 102 N. East St., Waldron, 765-525-6822
Avondale Meadows Academy Grades: K–5. Enrollment: 452. ISTEP+: 38.9%. 3980 Meadows Dr., 317-803-3182
Carpe Diem–Northwest Grades: 6–12. Enrollment: 154. ISTEP+: grades 6–8, 6.6%; grade 10, 10%. 5435 W. Pike Plaza Rd., 317-808-8749
Charles A. Tindley Accelerated School Grades: 9–12. Enrollment: 273. ISTEP+: 40.2%. Grad. Rate: 85%. 3960 Meadows Dr., 317-545-1745
Christel House Academy South Grades: K–12. Enrollment: 718. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 47.1%; grade 10, 26.3%. Grad. Rate: 72%. 2717 S. East St., 317-783-4690
Christel House Academy West Grades: K–4. Enrollment: 265. ISTEP+: 40.4%. 55 N. Tibbs Ave., 317-783-4901
Damar Charter Academy Grades: K–12. Enrollment: 198. ISTEP+: n/a. 5125 Decatur Blvd., 317-455-2400
Enlace Academy Grades: K–6. Enrollment: 366. ISTEP+: 28%. 3725 Kiel Ave., 317-383-0607
Hoosier Academy SHELBYVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOLS Enrollment: 4,020. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 61.5%; grade 10, 43.5%. 803 St. Joseph St., Shelbyville, 317-392-2505
Shelbyville Senior High School Enrollment: 1,156. ISTEP+: 43.5%. Grad. Rate: 93.5%. 2003 S. Miller St., Shelbyville, 317-398-9731 SOUTHWESTERN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SHELBY COUNTY Enrollment: 605. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 66.3%; grade 10, 47.5%. 3406 W. 600 S, Shelbyville, 317-729-5746
Southwestern High School Enrollment: 320. ISTEP+: grades 7–8: 59.5%; grade 10, 47.5%. Grad. Rate: 100%. 3406 W. 600 South, Shelbyville, 317-729-5122
CHARTER SCHOOLS MARION COUNTY
ACE Preparatory Academy Grades: K–5. Enrollment: 36. ISTEP+: percent passing E/LA and math: n/a. 5326 Hillside Ave., 317-744-9874
Andrew J. Brown Academy Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 660. ISTEP+: 25.9%. 3600 N. German Church Rd., 317-891-0730
Grades: K–12. Enrollment: 247. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 39.2%; grade 10, 46.7%. 2855 N. Franklin Rd., 317-547-1400
Hope Academy Grades: 9–12. Enrollment: 25. ISTEP+: 0%. Grad. Rate: n/a. 8102 Clearvista Pkwy., 317-572-9356
Indiana Connections Academy Grades: K-12.. Enrollment: 4,651. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 31.4%; grade 10, 15.1%. 6640 Intech Blvd., 317-550-3188
Indianapolis Academy of Excellence Grades: K–6. Enrollment: 94. ISTEP+: 10.8%. 1145 E. 22nd St., 317-653-4009
Indianapolis Lighthouse Charter School Grades: K–6. Enrollment: 902. ISTEP+: 26.7%. 1780 Sloan Ave., 317-351-1534
Indianapolis Lighthouse East Grades: 7-10. Enrollment: 269. ISTEP+: 7%. 4002 N. Franklin Rd., 317-897-2472
Indianapolis Math and Science Academy Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 589. ISTEP+: 29.8%. 4575 W. 38th St., 317-298-0025
Indianapolis Math and Science Academy North Grades: K-12. Enrollment: 659. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 22.8%; grade 10, 18.6%. 7435 N. Keystone Ave., 317-259-7300
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Indianapolis Metropolitan High School Grades: 9–12 Enrollment: 265. ISTEP+: 2%. Grad. Rate: 62%. 1635 W. Michigan St., 317-524-4638
grade 10, 0%. Grad. Rate: 22.2%. 9945 Cumberland Pointe Blvd., Noblesville, 317-773-8659
HANCOCK COUNTY
Irvington Community School
Geist Montessori Academy
Grades: K–12. Enrollment: 1,025. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 45.2%; grade 10, 27.6%. Grad. Rate: 78.1%. 6705 E. Julian Ave., 317357-5359
Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 376. ISTEP+: 42.9%. North campus: 13942 E. 96th St., McCordsville; South campus: 6633 W. 900 N, McCordsville, 317-335-1158
KIPP Indy College Prep Middle Grades: 6–8. Enrollment: 304. ISTEP+: 18%. 1740 E. 30th St., 317-547-5477
KIPP Indy Unite Elementary Grades: K–3. Enrollment: 398. 1740 E. 30th St., 317-547-5477
Marion Academy Grades: 6-12. Enrollment: 224. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 0%; grade 10, 0%. 2107 N. Riley Ave., 317-123-4567
Paramount School of Excellence Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 719. ISTEP+: 81.4%. 3020 Nowland Ave., 317-775-6660
Phalen Leadership Academy Grades: K–6. Enrollment: 276. ISTEP+: 40.2%. 2323 N. Illinois St., 317-333-6980
CATHOLIC (NORTH)
Tindley Renaissance Academy Grades: K–5. Enrollment: 544. ISTEP+: 29.4%. 4020 Sherman Dr., 317-545-1745
Tindley Summit Academy Grades: K–5. Enrollment: 304. ISTEP+: 17.3%. 4002 N. Franklin Rd., 317-545-1745
Vision Academy Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 433. ISTEP+: 14.1%. 1751 E. Riverside Dr., 317-632-2006
HAMILTON COUNTY
Options Charter School– Carmel Grades: 9–12. Enrollment: 176. ISTEP+: 0%. Grad. Rate: 35.9%. 530 W. Carmel Dr., Carmel, 317-815-2098
Options Charter School– Noblesville Grades: 7–12. Enrollment: 204. ISTEP+: grades 7–8, 12.5%;
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Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 600. ISTEP+: 78.1%. Annual tuition: $4,315 (parishioners), $6,610 (non-parishioners). 7650 N. Illinois St., 317-255-3912
Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 525. ISTEP+: 84.3%. Annual tuition: tithing through the parish. 17104 Spring Mill Rd., Westfield, 317-896-5582
Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School
Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 413. ISTEP+: 64.3%. Annual tuition: $4,790 (active parishioner), $6,020 (Catholic), $8,075 (non-Catholics). 4100 E. 56th St., 317-251-3997
Cathedral High School
St. Monica Catholic School
Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 375. ISTEP+: 81.2%. Annual tuition: full-day K–grade 8, $4,690 (contributing parishioners), $7,260 (non-parishioners). 5884 N. Crittenden Ave., 317-257-9366
Guerin Catholic High School Grades: 9–12. Enrollment: 760. ISTEP+: 61.9%. Grad. Rate: 99.4%. Annual tuition: $13,575. 15300 N. Gray Rd., Noblesville, 317-582-0120
Immaculate Heart of Mary School Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 433. ISTEP+: 83.8%. Annual tuition: $4,809 (parishioners), $7,876 (non-parishioners). 317 E. 57th St., 317-255-5468
Our Lady of Grace Catholic School
Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 405. ISTEP+: 39.3%. Annual tuition: $4,944 (parishioners), $5,562 (Catholics), $7,168 (nonparishioners). 6131 N. Michigan Rd., 317-255-7153
St. Pius X Catholic School Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 421. ISTEP+: 72.1%. Annual tuition: $4,500 (parishioners), $5,900 (non-parishioners). 7200 Sarto Dr., 317-466-3361
St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 208. ISTEP+: 74.8%. Annual tuition: $4,970 (active parishioners), $7,940 (non-parishioners). 4600 N. Illinois St., 317-255-6244
CATHOLIC (EAST)
Holy Cross Central School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 246. ISTEP+: 18%. Annual tuition: $6,950. 125 N. Oriental St., 317-638-9068
Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 377. ISTEP+: 82.3%. Annual tuition: K–grade 8, $5,560 (parishioners), $7,060 (non-parishioners). 9900 E. 191st St., Noblesville, 317-770-5663
Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 405. ISTEP+: 38.4%. Annual tuition: $6,502. 7243 E. 10th St., 317-352-1243
Our Lady of Mount Carmel School
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School
Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 640. ISTEP+: 89.4%. Annual tuition: tithing through the parish; must be a member of church. 14596 Oak Ridge Rd., Carmel, 317-846-1118
Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 251. ISTEP+: 61.3%. Annual tuition: $5,600 (parishioners), $6,970 (non-parishioners). 30 S. Downey Ave., 317-357-3316
Holy Spirit Catholic School
St. Michael Catholic School St. Joan of Arc School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 351. ISTEP+: 65.3%. Annual tuition: $4,475 (parishioners), $5,320 (non-parishioners). 500 E. 42nd St., 317-283-1518
St. Simon the Apostle Catholic School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 708. ISTEP+: 84.7%. Annual tuition: K– grade 8, $5,346 (parishioners), $9,042 (non-parishioners). 8155 Oaklandon Rd., 317-826-6000
St. Therese, Little Flower Catholic School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 314. ISTEP+: 42.7%. Annual tuition: full-day K–grade 8, $5,990. 1401 N. Bosart Ave., 317-353-2282
Scecina Memorial High School Grades: 9–12. Enrollment: 448. ISTEP+: 38.3%. Grad. Rate: 98%. Annual tuition: $9,190 (Catholics), $11,105 (non-Catholics but Catholic educated), $12,310 (non-Catholics). 5000 Nowland Ave., 317-356-6377
St. Matthew Catholic School
Grades: 9–12. Enrollment: 790. ISTEP+: 80% Grad. Rate: 99.4%. Annual tuition: $16,980. 2801 W. 86th St., 317-524-7050
Tindley Genesis Academy
Grades: 6–8. Enrollment: 189. ISTEP+: 39.1%. 3960 Meadows Dr., 317-777-6290
Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 488. ISTEP+: 86.1%. Annual tuition: K– grade 8, $5,500 (parishioners), $7,660 (non-parishioners). 11421 Hague Rd., Fishers, 317-842-1125
Grades: 9–12. Enrollment: 700. ISTEP+: 45.4%. Grad. Rate: 98.9%. Annual tuition: $9,455 (Archdiocesan Rate), $12,508 (Non-Archdiocesan Rate). 5885 N. Crittenden Ave., 317-251-1451
Christ the King Catholic School
Tindley Preparatory Academy
St. Louis de Montfort Catholic School
St. Maria Goretti Catholic School
Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 591. ISTEP+: 29.3%. 1601 S. Barth Ave., 317-423-0204
Grades: K–4. Enrollment: 216. ISTEP+: 37.7%. 2540 N. Capitol Ave., 317-545-1745
Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 273. ISTEP+: 26.6%. Annual tuition: $6,950. 545 N. Eastern Ave., 317-636-0134
Bishop Chatard High School
Southeast Neighborhood School of Excellence
Grades: 6–8. Enrollment: 269. ISTEP+: 47.7%. 4020 Meadows Pkwy., 317-777-7740
St. Philip Neri Catholic School
Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 247. ISTEP+: 31.1%. Annual tuition: K– grade 8, $4,889 (parishioners), $6,496 (non-parishioners). 6950 E. 46th St., 317-543-4923
St. Luke Catholic School
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Grades: 9–12. ISTEP+: 58%. Grad. Rate: 98.8%. Enrollment: 1,185. Annual tuition: $15,025. 5225 E. 56th St., 317-542-1481
Tindley Collegiate Academy
St. Lawrence Catholic School
Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 219. ISTEP+: 79%. Annual tuition: $4,990 (parishioners), $7,120 (non-parishioners). 515 Jefferson Blvd., Greenfield, 317-462-6380
CATHOLIC (SOUTH)
Central Catholic School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 221. ISTEP+: 28.1%. Annual tuition: based on income. 1155 E. Cameron St., 317-783-7759
Holy Name Catholic School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 262. ISTEP+: 48%. Annual tuition: K–grade 8, $4,950 (parishioners), $6,000 (non-parishioners). 21 N. 17th St., Beech Grove, 317-784-9078
Lumen Christi Catholic School Grades: PK–12. Enrollment: n/a. Annual tuition: grades 1–8, $4,950; grades 9–12, $6,500. 580 E. Stevens St., 317-632-3904
Nativity Catholic School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 403. ISTEP+: 66.2%. Annual tuition: K–grade 8, $5,060 (contributing parishioners), $6,400 (non-parishioners). 3310 S. Meadow Dr., 317-357-1459
$4,992. 5901 Olive Branch Rd., Greenwood, 317-859-4673
St. Jude Catholic School Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 492. ISTEP+: 71.6%. Annual tuition: full-day K–grade 8, $4,859 (parishioners), $7,581 (nonparishioners). 5375 McFarland Rd., 317-784-6828
St. Mark Catholic School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 311. ISTEP+: 60.2%. Annual tuition: grades K–8, $4,650 (active parishioners), $5,600 (nonparishioners). 541 E. Edgewood Ave., 317-786-4013
St. Roch Catholic School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 300. ISTEP+: 77.4%. Annual tuition: $4,815 (Catholics), $6,315 (nonCatholics). 3603 S. Meridian St., 317-784-9144
St. Rose of Lima School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 170. ISTEP+: 45.7%. Annual tuition: grades K–8, $4,700 (parishioners), $5,900 (non-parishioners). 114 Lancelot Dr., Franklin, 317-738-3451
CATHOLIC (WEST)
Cardinal Ritter High School Grades: 7–12. Enrollment: 649. ISTEP+: grades 7–8, 56.6%; grade 10, 38.8%. Grad. Rate: 97.6%. Annual tuition: junior high, $5,122 (Catholics), $6,122 (non-Catholics); high school, $8,563 (Catholics), $11,263 (non-Catholics). 3360 W. 30th St., 317-924-4333
Holy Angels Catholic School Grades: PK–6. Enrollment: 93. ISTEP+: 19.4%. Annual tuition: $6,950. 2822 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St., 317-926-5211
Providence Cristo Rey High School Grades: 9–12. Enrollment: 255. ISTEP+: 8.7%. Grad. Rate: 97.5%. Annual tuition: $17,000 (offset by work/study wages). 75 N. Belleview Pl., 317-860-1000
St. Christopher School Our Lady of the Greenwood Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 385. ISTEP+: 54.2%. Annual tuition: full-day PK–grade 8, $5,115 (contributing parishioners), $5,885 (non-parishioners). 399 S. Meridian St., Greenwood, 317-881-1300
Roncalli High School Grades: 9–12. Enrollment: 1,202. ISTEP+: 55.6%. Grad. Rate: 98.7%. Annual tuition: $9,120 (parishioners), $11,930 (nonparishioners). 3300 Prague Rd., 317-787-8277
St. Barnabas School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 535. ISTEP+: 75.9%. Annual tuition: Pledge-card rate plus $1,300 (parishioners), $5,300 (nonparishioners). 8300 Rahke Rd., 317-881-7422
Sts. Francis and Clare Catholic School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 518. ISTEP+: 68.6%. Annual tuition:
Grades: PK–6. Enrollment: 205. ISTEP+: 55.6%. Annual tuition: K–grade 6, $4,280 (parishioners), $5,470 (non-parishioners). 5335 W. 16th St., 317-241-6314
St. Malachy Parish School Grades: K–8. Enrollment: 420. ISTEP+: 73.4%. Annual tuition: $5,509. 7410 N. County Road 1000 E, Brownsburg, 317-852-2242
St. Michael-St. Gabriel Archangels Catholic Elementary School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 339. ISTEP+: 29.2%. Annual tuition: $5,122 (parishioners), $6,122 (non-parishioners). 3352 W. 30th St., 317-926-0516
St. Susanna School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 250. ISTEP+: 68.5%. Annual tuition: K– grade 8, $5,400 (parishioners), $6,490 (non-parishioners). 1212 E. Main St., Plainfield, 317-839-3713
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CHRISTIAN/NONDENOMINATIONAL
Covenant Christian High School Grades: 9–12. Enrollment: 335. ISTEP+: 47.8%. Grad. Rate: 100%. Annual tuition: $11,800. 7525 W. 21st St., 317-390-0202
Gray Road Christian School Grades: PK–6. Enrollment: n/a. Annual tuition: $3,850. 5500 S. Gray Rd., 317-786-3559
Greenwood Christian Academy Grades: PK–12. Enrollment: 585. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 62.7%; grade 10, 46.3%. Grad. Rate: 100%. Annual tuition: K5–grade 4, $5,114; grades 5–6, $5,910; grades 7–8, $6,706; grades 9–12, $7,888. 835 W. Worthsville Rd., Greenwood, 317-215-5300
Heritage Christian School Grades: PK–12. Enrollment: 1,193. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 72.4%; grade 10, 66.9%. Grad. Rate: 99%. Annual tuition: K, $8,118; grades 1–4, $9,262; grades 5–8, $10,967; grades 9–12, $11,638. 6401 E. 75th St., 317-849-3441
Kingsway Christian School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 483. ISTEP+: 67%. Annual tuition: K–grade 5, $6,605; grades 6–8, $7,715. 7979 E. County Road 100 N, Avon, 317-272-2227
Legacy Christian School Grades: PK–10. Enrollment: 325. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 70.2%; grade 10, n/a. Annual tuition: K, $6,400; grades 1–5, $6,900; grades 6–8, $7,400; grade 9–10, $7,700. 470 Lakeview Dr., Noblesville, 317-776-4186
Mooresville Christian Academy Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 280. ISTEP+: 42.1%. Annual tuition: full-day K–grade 4, $5,796; grades 5–7, $5,896; grade 8, $6,696. 4271 E. State Road 144, Mooresville, 317-831-0799
Traders Point Christian Schools Grades: PK–12. Enrollment: 616. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 58.5%; grade 10, 33.3%. Grad. Rate: 96.7%. Tuition: K–grade 4, $7,995; grades 5–6, $8,895; grades 7–8, $9,700; grades 9–12, $11,750. 6600 S. Indianapolis Rd., Whitestown, 317-769-2450
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non-members); grades 6–8, $3,600 (members), $5,200 (non-members. 6111 Shelby St., 317-783-2305
Holy Cross Lutheran School Central Christian Academy
Horizon Christian School Grades: PK–12. Enrollment: 307. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 42%; grade 10, 22.7%. Grad. Rate: 92.9%. Annual tuition: full-day K–grade 5, $6,495; grades 6–8, $6,600; grades 9–12, $7,185. 7702 Indian Lake Rd., 317-823-4538
100%. Tuition: K, $6,456; grades 1–7, $6,827; grades 8–9, $7,890; grades 10–12, $8,263. 7950 N. County Road 650 E, Brownsburg, 317-858-2820
Grades: K–12. Enrollment: 149. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 33.9%, grade 10, 50%. Grad. Rate: 93.8%. Tuition: available upon request. 2565 S. Villa Ave., 317-788-1587
Colonial Christian School Grades: PK–12. Enrollment: 236. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 66.4%; grade 10, 66.7%. Grad. Rate: n/a. Tuition: $5,000. 8140 Union Chapel Rd., 317-253-0649
Fishers Christian Academy Grades: PK–12. Enrollment: 54. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 90.3%; grade 10, n/a. Grad. Rate: n/a. Tuition: $4,500. 9587 E. 131st St., Fishers, 317-572-7077
Suburban Christian School Grades: PK–12. Enrollment: 237. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 35.3%; grade 10, n/a. Grad. Rate: n/a. Tuition: $4,300. 722 E. County Line Rd., 317-888-3366
CHRISTIAN/ LUTHERAN
Bethesda Christian School
Calvary Lutheran School
Grades: PK–12. Enrollment: 320. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 62.8%; grade 10, 36.4%. Grad. Rate:
Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 224. ISTEP+: 58%. Tuition: K–grade 5, $3,200 members, $5,025
Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 400. Annual tuition: full-day K–grade 5, $5,500; grades 6–8: $5,750. 8115 Oaklandon Rd., 317-826-1234
Emmaus Lutheran School Grades: K–5. Enrollment: 19. ISTEP+: n/a. Tuition: K–grade 5, $6,000. 1224 Laurel St., 317-632-1486
Lutheran High School of Indianapolis Enrollment: 251. ISTEP+: 48.3%. Grad. Rate: 100%. Tuition: $9,800 (members), $10,700 (non-members). 5555 S. Arlington Ave., 317-787-5474
Our Shepherd Lutheran School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 150. ISTEP+: 57.1%. Tuition: K, $4,120 (members), $5,470 (non-members), grades 1–4, $4,371 (members), $6,030 (non-members), grades 5–8, $4,652 (members), $6,395 (non-members). 9201 E. County Road 100 N, Avon, 317-271-9100
Trinity Lutheran School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 120. ISTEP+: 44.6%. Tuition: K–8, $3,000 (members), $4,500 (non-members). 8540 E. 16th St., 317-897-0243
Zion Lutheran School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment & ISTEP+: n/a. Tuition: available upon request. 6513 W. County Road 300 S, New Palestine, 317-861-4210
CHRISTIAN/ PRESBYTERIAN
Southport Presbyterian Christian School Grades: PK–5. Enrollment: 75. ISTEP+: 45.2%. Tuition: K, $4,330; grades 1–5, $4,500. 7525 McFarland Blvd., 317-534-2929
CHRISTIAN/SEVENTHDAY ADVENTIST
Indiana Academy Grades: 9–12. Enrollment: 127. ISTEP+: 16.7%. Grad. Rate: 96.2%. Tuition: $10,500 (some can be off set by student work on campus). 24815 State Road 19 N, Cicero, 317-984-3575
St. John Lutheran School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 185. ISTEP+: 54.5%. Tuition: $2,880 (members), $4,920 (non-members). 6630 Southeastern Ave., 317-352-9196
Indianapolis Junior Academy Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 96. ISTEP+: 20%. Tuition: $4,900. 2910 E. 62nd St., 317-251-0560
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CHRISTIAN/UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
Calvary Christian School Grades: PK–12. Enrollment: 223. ISTEP+: grades 3–8, 76.6%; grade 10, 36.4%. Grad. Rate: n/a. Tuition: grades K–5, $3,843 (members), $6,135 (non-members); grades 6–8, $3,942 (members), $6,296 (non-members); grades 9–12, $4,010 (members), $6,404 (nonmembers). 3639 S. Keystone Ave., 317-789-8710
(2015): 100%. Grad. Rate: 94.3%. Tuition: K, $17,450; grades 1–5, $17,850; grades 6–8, $18,200; grades 9–12, $19,550. Lower school: 200 W. 49th St.; upper school: 4330 N. Michigan Rd., 317-923-1951
Midwest Academy of Indiana Grades: 3–12. Enrollment, ISTEP+: & Grad. Rate: n/a. Tuition: $14,977. 1420 Chase Ct., Carmel, 317-843-9500
The Oaks Academy JEWISH
Hasten Hebrew Academy of Indianapolis Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 145. ISTEP+: 88.1%. Tuition: K, $9,950; grades 1–4, $12,600; grades 5–8, $12,950. 6602 Hoover Rd., 317-251-1261
NON-CHURCH– AFFILIATED
Curtis Wilson Primary School & Academy Grades: PK–6. Enrollment: 114. ISTEP+: 83.8%. Tuition: $170–$210 per week. 7850 S. Emerson Ave., 317-882-8636
International School of Indiana Grades: PK–12. Enrollment and ISTEP+: n/a. International Baccalaureate passage rate
Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 730. ISTEP+: Fall Creek: 84.9%; Brookside: 79.8%; middle school: 79.5%. Tuition: K–grade 5, $10,190; grades 6–8, $10,410. Fall Creek: 2301 N. Park Ave., 317-931-3043; Brookside: 3092 Brookside Pkwy. N. Dr., 317-822-4900; middle school: 1301 E. 16th St., 317-969-8500
The Orchard School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment & ISTEP+: n/a. Tuition: K–grade 4, $19,231; grade 5, $19,556; grade 6, $19,581; grade 7, $19,681; grade 8, $20,831. 615 W. 64th St., 317-251-9253
Park Tudor School Grades: PK–12. Enrollment, ISTEP+: & Grad. Rate: n/a. Tuition: K–grade 5, $20,280; grades 6–12, $21,500. 7200 N. College Ave., 317-415-2700
St. Richard’s Episcopal School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment: 364. ISTEP+: n/a. Tuition: K, $15,660; grades 1–4, $16,175; grade 5, $16,735; grades 6–7, $16,895; grade 8, $17,925. 33 E. 33rd St., 317-926-0425
Sycamore School Grades: PK–8. Enrollment & ISTEP+: n/a. Tuition: $17,425. 1750 W. 64th St., 317-202-2500
doctoral. 1100 E. Fifth St., Anderson, 800-428-6414, anderson.edu
Earlham College Ball State University Enrollment: 21,000. Tuition: $7,794. Room and board: $9,914. Degrees offered: specialist, associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 2000 W. University Ave., Muncie, 800-382-8540, bsu.edu
Bethel College University High School of Indiana Enrollment: 302. ISTEP+: n/a. Grad. Rate: 96.7%. Tuition: $19,975. 2825 W. 116th St., Carmel, 317-733-4475
Enrollment: 1,650. Annual tuition: $27,580. Room and board: $9,000. Degrees offered: associate, bachelor’s, master’s. 1001 Bethel Circle, Mishawaka, 800-422-4101, bethelcollege.edu
Butler University
INDIANA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Costs listed are the approximate figures for Indiana resident undergraduate students for 2017–2018, unless otherwise noted. Additional fees will apply. If not listed differently, schools are in Indianapolis. (Note: The list does not include all Indiana colleges and universities.)
Greencastle, 765-658-4800, depauw.edu
Enrollment: 4,645. Tuition: $38,900. Room and board: $13,030. Degrees offered: associate, bachelor’s, master’s, Pharm.D. 4600 Sunset Ave., 800-368-6852, butler.edu
Christian Theological Seminary Enrollment: 167. Tuition: $710 per credit hour. Degrees offered: certificate, master’s, doctoral. 1000 W. 42nd St., 317-924-1331, cts.edu
Anderson University
DePauw University
Enrollment: 2,232. Tuition: $29,210. Room and board: $9,740. Degrees offered: associate, bachelor’s, master’s,
Enrollment: 2,226. Tuition: $47,026. Room and board: $12,529. Degrees offered: bachelor’s. 313 S. Locust St.,
Enrollment: 1,031. Tuition: $44,820. Room and board: $9,920. Degrees offered: bachelor’s, master’s. 801 National Rd. W, Richmond, 800-327-5426, earlham.edu
Franklin College Enrollment: 1,023. Tuition: $30,735. Room and board: $9,215. Degrees offered: bachelor’s, master’s. 101 Branigin Blvd., Franklin, 800-852-0232, franklincollege.edu
Goshen College Enrollment: 816. Tuition: $33,200. Room and board: $10,500. Degrees offered: bachelor’s, master’s. 1700 S. Main St., Goshen, 800-348-7422, goshen.edu
Grace College and Seminary Enrollment: 1,300. Annual tuition: $24,768. Room and board: $9,134 and up. Degrees offered: bachelor’s, master’s. 200 Seminary Dr., Winona Lake, 800-974-7223, grace.edu
Hanover College Enrollment: 1,133. Tuition: $35,770. Room and board: $11,230. Degrees offered: bachelor’s. 484 Ball Dr., Hanover, 800-213-2178, hanover.edu
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Harrison College Enrollment: 3,000 (all campuses). Tuition: varies. Degrees offered: diploma, certificate, associate, bachelor’s. Indianapolis Downtown Campus: 550 E. Washington St., 317-447-6200; Indianapolis East Campus: 8150 Brookville Rd., 317-375-8000; Indianapolis Northwest Campus: 6300 Technology Center Dr., 317-873-6500. Satellite campuses: Anderson, Columbus, Evansville, Fort Wayne, Lafayette, and Terre Haute; harrison.edu
Huntington University Enrollment: 1,215. Tuition: $24,694. Room and board: $8,456. 2303 College Ave., Huntington, 260-356-6000, huntington.edu
Indiana State University Enrollment: 13,584. Tuition: $8,716. Room and board: $6,740 (freshmen). Degrees offered: certificate, associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 200 N. Seventh St., Terre Haute, 800-468-6478, indstate.edu
Indiana Tech Enrollment: 7,500. Tuition: $25,940. Room and board: $7,680 and up. Degrees offered: associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. Main campus: 1600 E. Washington Blvd., Fort Wayne, 260-422-5561. Satellite campuses: Elkhart, Evansville, Fishers, Greenwood, Huntington, Indianapolis, Jeffersonville, Kendallville, Mishawaka, Munster, and Warsaw; indianatech.edu
Indiana University Enrollment: 49,695. Tuition: $10,534. Room and board: $10,258. Degrees offered: certificate, associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 107 S. Indiana Ave., Bloomington, 812-855-4848, iub.edu
Indiana University–Purdue University at Indianapolis Enrollment: 29,804. Tuition: $4,070. Room and board: $2,361 and up. Degrees offered: certificate, associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 425 University Blvd., Indianapolis, 317-274-4591, with additional campuses in Columbus and Fort Wayne; iupui.edu
Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne Enrollment: 10,414. Annual tuition: $8,410. Room and board: $7,400. Degrees offered: certificate, associate, bachelor’s, master’s. 2101 E. Coliseum Blvd., 260-481-4739, ipfw.edu
Indiana Wesleyan University Enrollment: 3,040 (Marion campus), 9,962 (education centers). Tuition: $25,980. Room and board: $8,148. Degrees offered: certificate, associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 4201 S. Washington St., Marion, with eight educational centers throughout Indiana, 866-468-6498, indwes.edu
Ivy Tech Community College Enrollment: 21,939 (Indianapolis). Tuition: $137 per credit hour. Degrees offered: certificate, technical certificate, workforce certifications, associate. Main campus: 50 W. Fall Creek Pkwy. N. Dr., Indianapolis, with 32 more campuses throughout Indiana, 888-489-5463, ivytech.edu
Manchester University Enrollment: 1,600. Tuition: $30,450. Room and board: $9,880. Degrees offered: certificate, associate, bachelor’s, master’s, Pharm.D. 604 E. College Ave., North Manchester, 800-852-3648, manchester.edu
Marian University Enrollment: 3,182. Tuition: $33,000. Room and board: $10,206. Degrees offered: associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 3200 Cold Spring Rd., Indianapolis, 317-955-6000, marian.edu
Martin University Enrollment: 1,407. Tuition: $13,200. Room and board: $7,810. Degrees offered: bachelor’s, master’s. 2186 N. Sherman Dr., Indianapolis, 317-543-3235, martin.edu
Oakland City University Enrollment: more than 2,600 (all campuses combined). Tuition: $23,700. Room and board: $9,450. Degrees offered: associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 138 N. Lucretia St., Oakland City, with satellites in Bedford, Evansville, Plainfield, and Rockport; 800-737-5125, oak.edu
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Purdue University Enrollment: 40,451. Tuition: $9,992. Room and board: $7,000 and up. Degrees offered: associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 475 Stadium Mall Dr., West Lafayette, with other campuses in Hammond and Westville, 765-494-4600, purdue.edu
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Enrollment: 2,304. Tuition: $44,847. Room and board: $14,061. Degrees offered: certificate, bachelor’s, master’s. 5500 Wabash Ave., Terre Haute, 812-877-1511, rose-hulman.edu
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College Enrollment: 1,700. Tuition: $29,510. Room and board: $10,914. Degrees offered: certificate, associate, bachelor’s, master’s. 1 Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, 812-535-5151, smwc.edu
Saint Mary’s College Enrollment: 1,500. Tuition: $39,980. Room and board: $12,100. Degrees offered: bachelor’s, master’s, doctorate. Notre Dame, 574-284-4000, saintmarys.edu
Taylor University Enrollment: 1,890. Tuition: $32,640. Room and board: $8,184. Degrees offered: certificate, associate, bachelor’s, master’s. 236 W. Reade Ave., Upland, 800-882-3456, taylor.edu
Trine University Enrollment: 4,998. Tuition: $31,081; engineering, $33,560. Room and board: $8,850 and up. Degrees offered: associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 1 University Ave., Angola, with six educational centers around the state, 800-347-4878, trine.edu
University of Evansville Enrollment: 2,514. Tuition: $34,300. Room and board: $11,220 and up. Degrees offered: associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 1800 Lincoln Ave., Evansville, 800-423-8633, evansville.edu
University of Indianapolis Enrollment: 5,500. Tuition: $27,860. Room and board: $9,988. Degrees offered: certificate, associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 1400 E. Hanna Ave., 317-788-3368, uindy.edu
University of Notre Dame Enrollment: 12,393. Tuition: $51,505. Room and board: $14,890. Degrees offered: bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. Notre Dame, 574-631-5000, nd.edu
University of Saint Francis Enrollment: 2,300. Tuition: $28,390. Room and board: $9,464. Degrees offered: certificate, associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 2701 Spring St., Fort Wayne, with an additional education center in Crown Point, 260-399-7700, sf.edu
University of Southern Indiana Enrollment: 10,693. Tuition: $7,618 (estimated). Room and board: $8,838. Degrees offered: certificate, associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 8600 University Blvd., Evansville, 812-464-8600, usi.edu
Valparaiso University Enrollment: 4,544. Tuition: $37,550. Room and board: $11,400. Degrees offered: associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral. 1700 Chapel Dr., Valparaiso, 219-464-5000, valpo.edu
Vincennes University Enrollment: 18,897 (system wide). Tuition: $170–$198 per credit hour (Indiana residents). Room and board: $9,052 and up. Degrees offered: certificate, associate, bachelor’s. 1002 N. First St., Vincennes, with an additional campus in Jasper, 800-742-9198, vinu.edu
Wabash College Enrollment: 843. Tuition: $41,600. Room and board: $9,450. Degrees offered: bachelor’s. 301 W. Wabash Ave., Crawfordsville, 765-361-6100, wabash.edu
WGU Indiana Tuition: $5,780 and up. Degrees offered: bachelor’s, master’s. 877-214-7014, wgu.edu
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