Department of Education Names Four Star Schools
May 24, 2016
Department of Education Names Four Star Schools
INDIANAPOLIS -
The Indiana Department of Education has released its list of 2014-2015 Four Star Schools. The schools listed had to be in the top 25th percentile in two ISTEP categories and earn an "A" in the state's accountability ranking.
The list includes 287 schools, which is six more than the previous year. You can learn more about the methodology to determine the list by clicking here.
"I am pleased to recognize Indiana’s Four Star Schools today," said Glenda Ritz, Indiana’s superintendent of public instruction. "I applaud the hard-work and dedication of the students, educators and families at these exceptional schools as we transitioned to more rigorous college-and-career ready standards and assessments last year."
You can view the full list of four star schools by clicking here.
Twenty-four schools in northeast Indiana made this year's list:
Adams Central High School (Monroe)
Blackhawk Christian Middle/High School (Fort Wayne)
Bishop Dwenger High School (Fort Wayne)
Saint Joseph School (Garrett)
Cedarville Elementary School (Fort Wayne)
Leo Elementary School (Leo)
Leo Junior/Senior High School (Leo)
Fred H Croninger Elementary School (Fort Wayne)
Riverview School (Huntington)
Concordia Lutheran High School (Fort Wayne)
Aboite Elementary School (Fort Wayne)
Homestead Senior High School (Fort Wayne)
Summit Middle School (Fort Wayne)
Woodside Middle School (Fort Wayne)
Carroll High School (Fort Wayne)
Carroll Middle School (Fort Wayne)
Cedar Canyon Elementary School (Fort Wayne)
Maple Creek Middle School (Fort Wayne)
Oak View Elementary School (Fort Wayne)
South Adams High School (Berne)
Lincoln Elementary School (Warsaw)
Meadowview Elementary School (Shipshewana)
Westview Jr-Sr High School (Topeka)
Columbia City High School (Columbia City)
