The top reported proficiency rate is 70% in Social studies. The lowest is 59% in English language arts.
Original Research by School Decision on Loge Elementary School
Loge Elementary School serves students in prekindergarten through fifth grade as a regular public school in the Warrick County School Corp. It sits in Boonville, a small city that functions as the county seat of Warrick County, with a historic town square at its center, low-density residential neighborhoods, and a car-dependent layout. The school is one of two elementary schools within the city limits, integrated into the community rather than set on a remote campus.
Academically, Loge Elementary places a solid majority of its students above the proficiency bar on the state’s ILEARN assessments. In math, the share of students reaching proficiency is strong, and in English language arts a clear majority also meet the standard. Science and social studies results, which are assessed in fewer grades, show similarly positive outcomes. The school’s overall picture points to consistent, above-average foundational skills for a typical elementary age band. Test participation rates were very high, which lends confidence to the results. Because there is only one school district in Warrick County, no comparison to neighboring districts is available; these results stand on their own as a look at the school’s internal performance.
The student body is small, typical for an elementary school in a town of Boonville’s size. The student population is overwhelmingly White, with very small shares of Hispanic and Asian students and no Black or Native American students enrolled. A modest portion of students are identified as two or more races. Economically, the school serves a community with very low rates of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating that nearly all families are in a comfortable financial position. Data on students with disabilities and English learners were not available, so a parent may want to ask the school directly about the availability of services and supports for those populations.
The school’s housing context reinforces this picture. Home values in the area are moderate relative to national benchmarks, though above the state average. The estimated monthly mortgage payment is manageable for a median-income household, and rents are similarly within reach. The broader economic indicators show a stable unemployment rate and a typical Midwestern cost of living. For families considering a move, Boonville offers a quiet, small-town county seat environment with a historic downtown, a public library, a county museum, and a transit connection to the Evansville metropolitan area. Growth has been described as steady, with an aging population, but no major new housing developments were identified in publicly available sources.
The district itself did not surface any recent parent-relevant changes such as referendums, curriculum shifts, or property tax adjustments in available searches, so there is no notable district-level news to account for.
Loge Elementary fits families looking for a compact, traditionally structured elementary school in a small, stable community where academic proficiency is consistently solid across core subjects. The school’s demographics are homogenous and its economic profile is comfortable, which may suit families who prefer those conditions. A parent wanting more detail on special education or English learner services would need to follow up with the school directly, as that information is not reflected in the available data.
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