Original Research by School Decision on Forest Hills Spec Educ Coop
Forest Hills Spec Educ Coop is listed as a closed special education school in Ellettsville, Indiana, part of the Richland-Bean Blossom Community School Corporation. Because the school served a specialized population and is no longer operating, there is little conventional academic performance data to describe.
No state testing results were available, nor were figures for enrollment, demographics, or student support populations. This is expected for a cooperative special education setting, which typically serves students with disabilities from multiple districts and does not participate in standard accountability testing in the same way a regular public school does. A graduation rate does not apply, and no information was reported about programs or course access. The school’s operational record shows it served grades listed as M through M, a designation that likely reflects a multi-grade special education program, but the specific age or grade range is not further explained.
The lack of any enrollment, staffing, or outcome data means that a parent or resident cannot draw conclusions about the school’s academic pathway or student support from this record alone. The school’s closure also means these questions are now moot for families considering it as an option.
Ellettsville itself is a small, growing town northwest of Bloomington, with a residential character, a historic limestone heritage, and a dependence on car travel. The area’s schools are concentrated on a campus complex, and the Richland-Bean Blossom district serves the broader townships. For families now looking into special education services in this region, the relevant starting point would be the district’s current programming rather than this closed entity. A parent should reach out to the Richland-Bean Blossom Community School Corporation directly to learn about available special education placements and supports.
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