pilotED Schools

Located at 2710 Bethel Avenue in Indianapolis, Indiana, pilotED Schools is an active, independent charter school district serving the urban community of the greater Indianapolis-Carmel-Greenwood metropolitan area. Operating a single campus in a large city setting, the district functions as an autonomous local education agency for federal programs, focusing its mission on early childhood and upper-elementary education. Serving students from kindergarten through sixth grade, pilotED Schools delivers a structured academic framework designed to support critical early learning and middle-level preparation. Families and researchers seeking additional information can connect with the district online at www.piloted.org or contact their administrative office directly at (317) 438-5426.

With a total enrollment of 225 students, the district fosters a close-knit learning community tailored to elementary scholars in central Indiana. The student body reflects a rich cultural diversity, comprising 111 Black students, 54 Hispanic students, 37 White students, and 23 students of two or more races, alongside a balanced co-educational representation of 117 male and 108 female learners. Grade-level cohorts are well-distributed across the school, ranging from 35 kindergarteners to peak enrollments in the third (41 students) and fourth (37 students) grades. While full-time equivalent staffing metrics were unrecorded in the latest federal dataset, the district's single-site framework enables it to concentrate resources directly into its core elementary programming.