Data & Reports

ESSER III requires LEAs to submit a plan to return to in-person instruction, gather public comment Page 3 on that plan, and post it on the district or school's public website within 30 days of receiving ESSER III funds. The link below is an overview of how School City of Mishawaka is utilizing ESSER III funds to best serve our students and staff.

ESSER III Budget Overview

As Indiana GPS continues to evolve in order to account for the ever-changing needs of Indiana’s students, communities, and employers, the same is true for the former INView application. Instead of continuing to maintain two separate sites, IDOE integrated the two sites together for a more user-friendly experience for stakeholders.

Indiana Federal Report Card - SCM

In lieu of issuing letter grades for the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 school years, HEA 1591 requires the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) to develop a school performance report for public and state accredited non-public schools to post on their websites. The school performance reports will provide additional transparency around key data points, helping parents, families, and communities to better understand the work happening in our schools. 

In response to this legislation, IDOE has developed a school performance report for each public and state accredited non-public, via Indiana GPS. You can access the School City of Mishawaka GPS report at the link below.

Indiana GPS

Public school corporations in Indiana are required by state legislation to provide the naturalization examination to students taking the U.S. Government course. The Indiana Department of Education requires public schools to post their pass rate for the naturalization examination on corporation websites.

2024-2025 RESULTS

• Semesters 1 & 2
• 227 students took the test
• 221 passed on the first attempt resulting in 97.4% pass rate

All public and state-accredited non-public schools are required to complete the development of a three-year strategic and continuous school improvement plan (SIP), and to annually review these plans (IC 20-31-5-1), (IC 20-31-5-4). Whether developing a new plan or updating an existing plan, schools must assess their progress and make necessary changes to ensure continuous improvement. You can learn more about school improvement plans on the Indiana Department of Education website.

Battell Elementary School Improvement Plan

Beiger Elementary School Improvement Plan

Emmons Elementary School Improvement Plan

Hums Elementary School Improvement Plan

LaSalle Elementary School Improvement Plan

Liberty Elementary School Improvement Plan

Twin Branch Elementary School Improvement Plan

John Young Middle School Improvement Plan

Mishawaka High School Improvement Plan