INDIANAPOLIS–Report cards for schools in Indiana were released Wednesday afternoon by the Indiana State Board of Education.

About 85% of public schools in Indiana got a grade of C or better in 2018-2019.

Nearly a third of schools earned a B grade while another third of schools earned an A.

Those that didn’t do not have to worry about being punished for their poor performance. Governor Holcomb signed a law last month that requires a school’s A-F grade for this term to be the same as or higher than the 2017-2018 term.

“Consistent with the Governor’s request and the action of the General Assembly, these grades reflect the higher of last year’s or this year’s grades as schools and corporations are ‘held harmless’ from the potentially negative impact of their student’s performance on I-LEARN this spring,” Board Chair B.J. Watts said.

The next board meeting is April 15.

Click here to see the list of all school grades.

In Vigo County West Vigo High School, Terre Haute South Vigo High School, Devaney Elementary, Dixie Bee Elementary, Farrington Grove Elementary, Fayette Elementary, Rio Grande Elementary, Riley Elementary all received A grades.

Terre Haute North Vigo High School, Honey Creek Middle School, Woodrow Wilson Middle School, Sugar Creek Consolidated Elementary, Franklin Elementary, Fuqua Elementary, Hoosier Prairie Elementary, Lost Creek Elementary, Ouabache Elementary, Sugar Grove Elementary, Terre Town Elementary and West Vigo Elementary all received B’s.

Otter Creek middle, West Vigo middle and Sarah Scott middle schools along with Davis Park, Deming and Meadows elementary schools received D’s.

Booker T. Washington and McLean alternative schools received no grade.