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PUBLIC SCHOOLS Highlighting Key: Green - grade went up, yellow - stayed the same, red - grade went down IDOE School School School School School School School School IDOE SCHOOL MODEL SUB EMS SUB HS CHARTER Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade CORP ID CORPORATION NAME ID SCHOOL NAME County CODE CODE CODE FLAG 2013 2012 2011 2010 2008 2007 2006 2005 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7323 Walt Disney Elementary School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 B A B A A A A A 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7324 Prairie Vista St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A A A A A 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7329 Mary Frank Harris Elementary Sch St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A B A A A A 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7334 Schmucker Middle School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A B B B B 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7336 Virgil I Grissom Middle Sch St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A D C D D C D 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7341 Madison Elementary School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A A A A B 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7353 Penn High School St Joseph HS NULL NULL 0 A A C C C C C C 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7361 Elm Road Elementary School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A C C B B 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7365 Elsie Rogers Elem Sch St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A A A A A 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7372 Discovery Middle School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A A A A A 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7377 Moran Elementary School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A C A D A 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7379 Bittersweet Elementary School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 B A D C B A A A 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7383 Horizon Elem Sch St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A A A A A 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7386 Meadow's Edge Elementary Sch St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A C C C A A 7175 Penn-Harris-Madison Sch Corp 7390 Northpoint Elementary Sch St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A A A A A 7200 School City of Mishawaka 7459 Fred J Hums Elementary School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A A A A A 7200 School City of Mishawaka 7461 Mishawaka High School St Joseph HS NULL NULL 0 B C C F D D D D 7200 School City of Mishawaka 7465 John J Young Middle School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 D D D D D D D C 7200 School City of Mishawaka 7469 Battell Elementary School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 D B A A A A A D 7200 School City of Mishawaka 7473 Beiger Elementary School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 B C A A B D A A 7200 School City of Mishawaka 7478 Liberty Elementary School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A B A A A A C C 7200 School City of Mishawaka 7481 Emmons Elementary School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A C B A D D C D 7200 School City of Mishawaka 7485 Lasalle Elementary School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 B D A B A D C B 7200 School City of Mishawaka 7499 Twin Branch Elementary School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A A A A A 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7313 Hay Primary Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 C D C C D A A A 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7321 Greene Intermediate Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 F D F C D D D D 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7417 Warren Primary Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A F C C F F C F 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7421 Clay High School St Joseph HS NULL NULL 0 C C C F D F F F 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7425 Clay Intermediate Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 D C D C D D C D 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7435 Darden Primary Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A D C C C A A A 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7441 Swanson Primary Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A D C D D D B A 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7505 Adams High School St Joseph HS NULL NULL 0 C C C F D F F F 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7510 Jackson Intermediate Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 B F C C D F D D 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7512 LaSalle Intermediate Academy St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A A A A A 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7513 Riley High School St Joseph HS NULL NULL 0 C C C F F F F F 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7517 Washington High School St Joseph HS NULL NULL 0 D D C F F F F F 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7521 Brown Intermediate Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 C D C C F F D F 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7531 South Bend New Tech HS St Joseph 910 NULL NULL 0 D 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7533 Coquillard Primary Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 D C C C F F F C 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7534 Rise Up Academy at Eggleston St Joseph SHS NULL NULL 0 NULL C F F F F F 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7537 Edison Intermediate Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 D C C C D F D D 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7545 Harrison Primary Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 D F C F D F D C 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7546 Hamilton Traditional School St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A B D C C C 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7549 Jefferson Intermediate Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 C B C D D C D C 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7555 Kennedy Primary Academy St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A A A A A 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7559 Dickinson Fine Arts Academy St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 B A F F F F D D 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7561 Lincoln Primary Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 C D C C D C C A 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7569 McKinley Primary Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 D C C C F D C B 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7573 Madison Primary Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 F F C F F D F D 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7577 Marquette Montessori Academy St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 D C C C F F D F 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7581 Marshall Intermediate Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 F D D C D F D D 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7585 Monroe Primary Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 D F C C F C C A 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7588 Wilson Primary Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 B D C C D C C C 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7593 Muessel Primary Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 C F F C F D C C 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7597 Navarre Intermediate Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 F D F C F F D D 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7601 Nuner Primary Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 F D D C D D C C 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7613 Perley Fine Arts Academy St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 D F A C C F D F 7205 South Bend Community Sch Corp 7621 Tarkington Traditional Center St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A B D D A A 9880 Career Academy at South Bend 7564 Career Academy at South Bend St Joseph COMB EMS HS 1 F F 9360 Veritas Academy 1540 Veritas Academy St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 1 D A C C C C A A 7215 Union-North United School Corp 7399 LaVille Jr-Sr High School St Joseph COMB EMS HS 0 C D D F D D D D 7215 Union-North United School Corp 7400 LaVille Elementary School Marshall EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A C C A A 4805 New Prairie United School Corp 4679 Prairie View Elementary Sch LaPorte EMS NULL NULL 0 B B A C D B A D 4805 New Prairie United School Corp 4689 New Prairie High School LaPorte HS NULL NULL 0 A A A F D D D A 4805 New Prairie United School Corp 4693 Rolling Prairie Elem Sch LaPorte EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A D D C B 4805 New Prairie United School Corp 7345 New Prairie Middle School LaPorte EMS NULL NULL 0 C C D C D D D D 4805 New Prairie United School Corp 7349 Olive Township Elem Sch St Joseph EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A B B B A A 2155 Fairfield Community Schools 1613 Fairfield Jr-Sr High School Elkhart COMB EMS HS 0 B B C C C C C C 2155 Fairfield Community Schools 1621 Millersburg Elementary School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A D A A B 2155 Fairfield Community Schools 1649 New Paris Elementary School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A C C C C 2155 Fairfield Community Schools 1652 Benton Elementary School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A A A A A 2260 Baugo Community Schools 1701 Jimtown High School Elkhart HS NULL NULL 0 A B C D C D D D 2260 Baugo Community Schools 1703 Jimtown Junior High School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 B B D D D D D D 2260 Baugo Community Schools 1705 Jimtown Elementary School Elkhart EMSF NULL NULL 0 C D B C D B D B 2260 Baugo Community Schools 1707 Jimtown Intermediate School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 C D B B B A A A 2270 Concord Community Schools 1713 Concord Junior High School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 C A D D D D D C 2270 Concord Community Schools 1715 Concord Community High School Elkhart HS NULL NULL 0 A A C F D C D D 2270 Concord Community Schools 1718 Concord Intermediate School Elkhart GOM NULL NULL 0 C B A 2270 Concord Community Schools 1721 Concord East Side Elem School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 A A C C C C C D 2270 Concord Community Schools 1723 Concord Ox-Bow Elementary Sch Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 A B D C D C C A 2270 Concord Community Schools 1725 Concord South Side Elem School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 C B F D D D D D 2270 Concord Community Schools 1729 Concord West Side Elem School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 B C D C C D D D 2275 Middlebury Community Schools 1656 Jefferson Elementary School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 B B B C C D A A 2275 Middlebury Community Schools 1657 Northridge Middle School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 A A A A C C A A 2275 Middlebury Community Schools 1697 York Elementary School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 C A C C D A A A 2275 Middlebury Community Schools 1731 Heritage Intermediate School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 B D B C 2275 Middlebury Community Schools 1732 Middlebury Elementary School Elkhart EMS NULL NULL 0 A B B C C A A A 2275 Middlebury Community Schools 1733 Northridge High School Elkhart HS NULL NULL 0 A A C C C C C B 2275 Middlebury Community
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