South Henry School Corp · Indiana Online

verified School Year Completed

South Henry School Corp · FY 26–27 · school year

groups Total Enrollments

8 enrollments

savings Volume Tier Savings

$80

paid Avg Savings per Enrollment

$10

account_balance Payment Type

100% school-paid

school Your IO Programs · FY 26–27

Enrollments by program this school year

Dual Credit 100% 8

Supplemental 0% 0

Academy 0% 0

AP 0% 0

FlexEd 0% 0

8 total enrollments · using 1 of 5 programs

groups Your Programs vs Small-Tier Districts

Your enrollment vs the tier median, by program

Dual Credit · 24 districts

You 8 / 6 1.5× median

Across 24 other Small-tier districts with students enrolled in Dual Credit

Supplemental · 65 districts

You 0 / 5 untapped

65 peers enroll; you have none this FY

Academy · 29 districts

You 0 / 39 untapped

29 peers enroll; you have none this FY

AP · 14 districts

You 0 / 1 untapped

14 peers enroll; you have none this FY

FlexEd · 4 districts

You 0 / 22 untapped

4 peers enroll; you have none this FY

Top Subjects by Enrollment

3 subjects · 2 growing · 1 declining · net +2 enrollments YoY

GROWING

+3 enrollments YoY

DECLINING

-1 enrollments YoY

1 Language Arts

3 -25%

2 Social Studies

3 +200%

3 Math

2 +100%

Top Courses by Enrollment

All 5 courses

1 IVY College Algebra - MATH 136 (26-27 IVY)

2 IVY Intro to Interpersonal Communication - COMM 102 (26-27 IVY)

3 IVY Survey of American History I - HIST 101 (26-27 IVY)

4 IVY English Composition - ENGL 111 (26-27 IVY)

5 IVY Survey of American History II - HIST 102 (26-27 IVY)

Enrollment Trend

Active User · Small tier

School year enrollments — vs same-level peers within the Small tier

This district Active User median (Small tier)

Compared vs 45 other Small-tier Active Users. Tier also includes: 23 Power · 23 Light · 97 Non-Adopter.

Adoption Density

IO enrollments per 100 ADM students — penetration normalized for district size

1.0 IO enrollments per 100 students (8 of 782 ADM in FY 26–27). Adoption density normalizes for district size, so a small district at high penetration ranks honestly against a large district with the same per-student rate.