Rossville Senior High School continues to draw statewide attention for its strong academic performance after landing among the top public high schools in Indiana in the 2025–2026 rankings released by U.S. News & World Report. According to the latest report, Rossville ranked #20 among all Indiana high schools, a commendable achievement given the large number of schools evaluated statewide. In addition, it was ranked #1 in the Frankfort, IN metropolitan area, underscoring the school’s regional leadership.
Nationally, Rossville ranked #1,310 out of nearly 18,000 public high schools evaluated, placing it in the top tier of high-performing schools across the country.
What the Numbers Mean: Strong Academic Outcomes
The U.S. News ranking is grounded in multiple indicators, including college readiness, performance on statewide assessments, and graduation rates. For Rossville, the data reflects solid results:
Advanced Placement Participation: A significant portion of students took at least one AP exam.
AP Exam Success: Many of those taking AP exams successfully passed at least one.
State Assessment Proficiency: Rossville demonstrated measurable proficiency in core academic subjects.
Graduation Rate: The school boasts a high graduation rate, a testament to academic support and student commitment.
These metrics illustrate Rossville’s commitment to academic rigor, college readiness, and student success beyond high school.
Community, Small-School Strength, and District Support
While Rossville maintains small-town roots, its structure as part of the Rossville Consolidated School District offers students close relationships with teachers, personalized attention, and the stability that supports learning. District data show a student-teacher ratio of roughly 14:1, which helps facilitate individual support and engagement.
Local and parent-community reviews frequently highlight the value of this environment. On a popular school-review platform, the district is rated “A minus,” with many praising the blend of college prep and opportunities for future career planning.
As Superintendent Dr. Jim Hanna put it, the school’s success is not just about test scores; it’s a reflection of dedicated staff, supportive families, and students aiming high.
What’s Next: Building on Success
Looking ahead, Rossville Senior High School plans to build on this success by continuing to:
Expand access to advanced coursework and AP opportunities
Provide targeted academic support to ensure all students meet or exceed proficiency benchmarks
Foster a school culture rooted in academic excellence, individual growth, and community support
These priorities align with the district’s mission to prepare every student for success in college, career, and life.
About the District
Rossville Consolidated School District serves the greater Rossville community, providing PK–12 education to roughly 950 students with a strong emphasis on academic excellence, personalized learning, and family-school partnerships.
For more detailed statistics, including AP participation rates, state assessment results, and college readiness indicators, please visit the U.S. News profile for Rossville Senior High School or contact the district office.
This article was compiled using publicly available data from U.S. News & World Report and Rossville Consolidated School District performance reports.