The top reported proficiency rate is 81% in Math. The lowest is 55% in Social studies.
Original Research by School Decision on Eagle Elementary School
Eagle Elementary School serves students in kindergarten through fifth grade as a regular public school within the Brownsburg Community School Corporation. Located in the suburban town of Brownsburg, about 20 miles west of downtown Indianapolis, the school draws from a community that has grown rapidly in recent years. With an enrollment that is moderate for an elementary school, Eagle Elementary reflects the town’s demographic mix: a predominantly white student body, a notable share of Black and Hispanic students, and smaller groups of Asian and multiracial students. Roughly a quarter of students qualify for free or reduced‑price lunch, indicating a middle‑income peer environment with a meaningful segment of lower‑income families. Data on special education and English learner populations are not reported by the school, so families with children who may need those supports should ask the school directly about services.
State test results from the ILEARN assessments place Eagle Elementary among the stronger elementary schools in Hendricks County. The school’s overall proficiency across tested subjects ranks in the top quartile compared with other county districts. A strong majority of students meet or exceed proficiency in math, and more than two‑thirds do so in English language arts. Science and social studies scores are lower, each hovering around half of students reaching the proficiency bar. Because science is tested only at a single grade level and social studies only in grade five, those results reflect a narrower slice of the student body. A parent looking into Eagle’s academic performance should find a school with consistent strength in core subjects, particularly math and reading, while the lower science and social studies numbers may warrant a conversation with teachers about how the curriculum supports those subjects.
The community context matters for families weighing this school. Brownsburg is a fast‑growing suburban town with a mix of residential neighborhoods and a developing industrial and distribution corridor along the Ronald Reagan Parkway. Major employers include Brunswick, FGF Brands, and Orano Med, and the town has three hospitals and a VA clinic. Housing values in the area are above the Indiana median but remain below the national figure, making the town relatively affordable for a suburban community near Indianapolis. The town has acres of parkland, miles of trails, and a historic Main Street area, though the overall built environment is car‑oriented. The school district is spread across the town rather than concentrated on a single campus, with eight elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school.
In May 2025, Brownsburg voters approved two referendums that will shape the district’s near future. One provides funding for safety and security improvements at the high school and a middle school. The other generates ongoing revenue for teacher and staff compensation and class size management, replacing an expiring measure. These commitments suggest the district is investing in both physical infrastructure and staff retention, which can affect classroom conditions for all schools, including Eagle Elementary.
Enrichment and program offerings are not listed in the available data, so families interested in extracurricular activities, art, music, or specialized academic programs should seek details directly from the school or the district website. The district runs eight elementary schools, so siblings living in the same town may attend different buildings depending on attendance zones. Eagle Elementary’s location within the district is not specified in the data beyond its street address in Brownsburg.
Overall, Eagle Elementary presents a picture of solid academic performance in a growing, middle‑income suburban community. The school’s test results are strong relative to other schools in the county, particularly in math and English. The surrounding town offers a mix of employment, housing, and recreational assets that appeal to families seeking a suburban setting near Indianapolis. The district’s recent referendum approval signals an intent to maintain competitive staffing and safe facilities. Families should confirm specific support services and program availability with the school to ensure the fit matches their child’s needs.
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