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Indian Springs School

Siviq Rank#97
18 AP Courses

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Type

-

Enrollment

340

Student-Teacher Ratio

8:1

Admit Rate

-

Reach

Global

Narrative

Profile Notes

Concise narrative context and counseling notes from the standardized school profile.

Summary

Indian Springs School’s 2025-2026 profile reports enrollment of 340 students in grades 8-12, including 100 boarding students. The school was founded in 1952, has 51 faculty and administration members, represents 7 states and 14 countries, reports unweighted GPA policy with no class rank, and provides a college matriculation list for 2021-2025.

Siviq Layer

Siviq Scores

Percentile-style context derived from standardized school data and presented separately from reported facts.

Siviq Scores

Precomputed percentiles relative to similar schools. These scores are descriptive rather than judgmental.

Academic Program

22nd percentile

18 AP courses

Higher reported academic program than 22% of similar schools.

Combines advanced-course offerings, testing, and reported honors or IB signals.

Private • 300-599 students • 2025-2026 school data

Average Class Size

73rd percentile

13 students

Lower reported average class size than 73% of similar schools.

Smaller reported average classes score higher within each peer cohort.

Private • 300-599 students • 2025-2026 school data

Outcomes

18th percentile

153 destinations

Higher reported outcomes than 18% of similar schools.

Based on reported college destinations in the current school profile.

Private • 300-599 students • 2025-2026 school data

Reach & Access

13th percentile

14 countries

Higher reported reach & access than 13% of similar schools.

Combines geographic reach and reported access signals from the current school data.

Private • 300-599 students • 2025-2026 school data

Student Experience

33rd percentile

8.0:1

Lower reported student experience than 33% of similar schools.

Lower student-teacher ratios score higher within each peer cohort.

Private • 300-599 students • 2025-2026 school data

Standardized Data

Profile

Consistent metrics and policies normalized into shared field groups across school profiles.

Profile

Overview

Standardized overview fields for this school.

Grades Served
8-12
Residential Enrollment
100
Day Enrollment
340

Profile

Academics

Standardized academics fields for this school.

AP Courses
18

Profile

Student Body

Standardized student body fields for this school.

States Represented
7
Countries Represented
14

Profile

Policies

Standardized policies fields for this school.

Class Rank Policy
We do not rank students, nor do we issue academic awards.
Weighted Grades
No
Weighted Grades Policy
We do not weight AP grades. P.E. grades are not included in the GPA, except for 9th Grade Wellness & Fitness... Reported GPAs continue to be unweighted.
Disciplinary Reporting
If a disciplinary infraction occurs after a college application has been submitted, the school will report it to the students’ colleges if required.

Location Context

Nearest

Nearby travel and geographic reference points for the campus.

Institutional Details

People & Credentials

Structured profile metadata extracted from the school profile, including leaders, contacts, accreditations, and school codes.

Institutional

Leadership

Named school leaders and senior profile signatories.

Head of School

Scott G. Schamberger

Administration

Asst. Head for Academic Affairs

Dr. Jonathan Gray

Administration

Asst. Head for External Affairs

James E. Simon

Administration

Institutional

Contacts

Admissions, counseling, registrar, and other named profile contacts.

Institutional

School Codes

Institutional identifiers like CEEB and other profile-reported school codes.

CEEB #

011440

CEEB

External References

Links

Official, admissions, social, and reference links associated with this school.

College Outcomes

Top Colleges

Annualized destinations drawn from the school profile's reported college outcomes.

Search & Answers

Indian Springs School Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions answered from the normalized school profile and linked back to the relevant section on this page.

What is the student-teacher ratio at Indian Springs School?

The current school profile does not publish a normalized student-teacher ratio for Indian Springs School.

See Quick Facts

How many students are enrolled at Indian Springs School?

The current school profile reports about 340 students enrolled at Indian Springs School.

See Quick Facts

What grades does Indian Springs School offer?

Indian Springs School currently reports serving grades 8-12.

See Profile Overview

Is Indian Springs School a day school or a boarding school?

Indian Springs School is a private school.

See Quick Facts

Does Indian Springs School offer advanced placement (AP) courses?

Yes. The current school profile reports 18 AP courses at Indian Springs School.

See Academics

Which colleges show up most often for Indian Springs School?

The current school profile highlights Agnes Scott College as one of the top reported college destinations for Indian Springs School.

See Top Colleges

Does Indian Springs rank students?

No. The school says it does not rank students and does not issue academic awards.

See Profile Notes

How many classes do students take each semester?

The minimum course load is 6 classes per semester, and students need 23 units to graduate.

See Academics

How broad is the student body at Indian Springs?

The profile says students come from 7 states and 14 countries.

See Student Body

What kinds of colleges have recent Indian Springs grads attended?

The 2021–2025 matriculation list includes colleges like Brown, Columbia, Duke, MIT, Stanford, and the University of Oxford, along with a wide range of other U.S. and international schools.

See Top Colleges

By Similarity

Similar Schools

Schools grouped by type, size, ratio, rank neighborhood, and related signals.

Provenance

Sources

School profile PDFs, official website pages, and reviewed sources used to compile this page.

SourceTypeCheckedMetrics
2025-2026 School Profile (PDF)
Used for normalized profile metrics, school facts, FAQ answers, and school SEO metadata.
School Profile PDFApr 01, 2026AP Courses • Academic Rigor Category • Access Category • Average Class Size • Boarding Model • Class Rank Policy • More normalized profile fields
About Indian Springs School | Birmingham, AL
www.indiansprings.org/about
Official Website PageMay 12, 2026Average Class Size • Countries Represented • Day Enrollment • Faculty Count • Founded Year • States Represented • Student-Teacher Ratio
Board of Indian Springs School | Birmingham, AL
www.indiansprings.org/about/board-of-governors
Official Website PageMay 12, 2026Enrollment
Private Day & Boarding School | Birmingham, AL
www.indiansprings.org
Official Website PageApr 05, 2026Grades Served
School profile page
www.indiansprings.org/page/news-detail?pk=1528615&fromId=217883
Official Website PageApr 04, 2026Grades Served
Sources & Data QualityMirrored artifacts, website inventory, and normalization review notes for this school profile.

Source Links

Known Website Addresses

RoleURLMethod
official_websitewww.indiansprings.org/about/at-a-glancesupplemental_backfill
official_websitewww.indiansprings.org/about/factssupplemental_backfill
official_websitewww.indiansprings.org/about/fast-factssupplemental_backfill
official_websitewww.indiansprings.org/about/quick-factssupplemental_backfill
Academics at Indian Springs School | Birmingham, ALwww.indiansprings.org/academicssupplemental_backfill
official_websitewww.indiansprings.org/academics/college-counselingsupplemental_backfill
Admission to Indian Springs School | Birmingham, ALwww.indiansprings.org/admissionsupplemental_backfill
official_websitewww.indiansprings.org/admissionssupplemental_backfill
Student Life at Indian Springs School | Shelby County, ALwww.indiansprings.org/student-lifesupplemental_backfill
official_websitewww.indiansprings.org/tuition-and-financial-aidsupplemental_backfill
Indian Springs School Named a Top Best Private High School and a Top Best Boarding School in Americawww.indiansprings.org/news-detail?pk=1528615&fromId=217883existing
2025-2026 school profile PDFbbk12e1-cdn.myschoolcdn.com/ftpimages/335/misc/misc_238012.pdfpage_scan
About Indian Springs School | Birmingham, ALwww.indiansprings.org/aboutsupplemental_backfill
Board of Indian Springs School | Birmingham, ALwww.indiansprings.org/about/board-of-governorssupplemental_backfill
Campus of Indian Springs School | Birmingham, ALwww.indiansprings.org/about/campussupplemental_backfill
Head of Indian Springs School | Birmingham, ALwww.indiansprings.org/about/head-of-schoolsupplemental_backfill
Private Day & Boarding School | Birmingham, ALwww.indiansprings.orgexisting
School profile pagewww.indiansprings.org/page/news-detail?pk=1528615&fromId=217883existing
History of Indian Springs School | Birmingham, ALwww.indiansprings.org/about/historysupplemental_backfill
Staff of Indian Springs School | Birmingham, ALwww.indiansprings.org/about/staffsupplemental_backfill

All Canonical Metrics

MetricValueEvidence
Grades Served8-12grades 8-12, serves a talented and diverse student body and offers admission to qualified students regardless of race, gender, religion, national origin, ethnicity, or sexual orientation
Lowest Grade88-12
Highest Grade128-12
Postgraduate Offered-8-12
Boarding Status--
Boarding Status Code--
School Type--
School Type Code--
Enrollment340340 STUDENTS IN GRADES 8—12
Residential Enrollment100100 BOARDING STUDENTS
Day Enrollment340340 Day Students
Student-Teacher Ratio8Student-Teacher Ratio: 8:1
Founded Year1952founded in 1952
School Leadership-ADMINISTRATION — Scott G. Schamberger, Head of School
Key Contacts-ADMISSION — Taylor Docking, Dir. of Enrollment Management, 205.332.0561, [email protected]
Accreditations--
School Codes-CEEB # 011440
AP Courses18Counted explicit AP-designated offerings from the curriculum: AP English Language & Composition; AP European History; AP World History 1500 to Present; AP U.S. History; AP Physics I; AP Physics C; AP Biology; AP Chemistry; AP Environmental Science; AP Computer Science A; AP Calculus AB; AP Calculus BC; AP Statistics; AP Chinese; AP French; AP Spanish Language & Culture; AP Music Theory; AP Studio Art.
Average Class Size13Average Class Size: 13
IB Program--
Honors Program--
Advanced Course Notes--
Faculty Count4040 Faculty
College Counseling Summary--
Testing Policy--
Testing Policy Code--
Average SAT--
Average ACT--
Matriculation Summary--
Top Colleges-Agnes Scott College; American University; Amherst College; Appalachian State University; Auburn University; Barnard College; Baylor University; Belmont University; Berea College; Berklee College of Music; Berry College; Bocconi University; Boston College; Boston University; Bowdoin College; Brandeis University; Brown University; Bryn Mawr College; California Institute of Technology; California Institute of the Arts; Carleton College; Carnegie Mellon University; Case Western Reserve University; Clark University; Clarkson University; Clemson University; Coe College; Colby College; Colgate University; Colorado College; Colorado School of Mines; Columbia University; Cornell University; Dartmouth College; Davidson College; Denison University; Duke University; Duquesne University; Eckerd College; Elon University; Emory University; Florida Atlantic University; Florida State College at Jacksonville; Fordham University; Furman University; George Washington University; Georgetown University; Georgia Institute of Technology; Georgia Southern University; Grinnell College; Harding University; Haverford College; Howard University; Imperial College London; Ithaca College; James Madison University; Jewish Theological Seminary of America; Johns Hopkins University; Kenyon College; King's College London; KU Leuven (Belgium); Lafayette College; Lee University; Lehigh University; Louisiana State University; Loyola University Chicago; Marymount Manhattan College; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; McGill University (Canada); Mercer University; Middle Tennessee State University; Millsaps College; Mississippi State University; Monmouth University; New York University; Northeastern University; Northern Arizona University; Northwestern University; Oberlin College; Oglethorpe University; Oxford College of Emory University; Penn State University (University Park); Pitzer College; Pomona College; Purdue University (Main Campus); Rice University; Ringling College of Art and Design; Rollins College; Royal Conservatoire of Scotland; Saint Louis University, Madrid; Samford University; Sarah Lawrence College; Scripps College; Sewanee: The University of the South; Simmons University; Skidmore College; Smith College; Southern Methodist University; Spelman College; Stanford University; SUNY University at Buffalo; Swarthmore College; Syracuse University; Texas A&M University; Texas Christian University; Texas State University; The American University of Paris; The University of Alabama; The University of Montana; The University of Tampa; Towson University; Tufts University; Tulane University; Union College; United States Naval Academy; University of Alabama at Birmingham; University of California (Davis); University of California (Irvine); University of California (Los Angeles); University of California (San Diego); University of Colorado Boulder; University of Georgia; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; University of Massachusetts (Amherst); University of Mississippi; University of Montevallo; University of North Alabama; University of North Carolina at Charlotte; University of Notre Dame; University of Oxford; University of Pennsylvania; University of Richmond; University of Rochester; University of Southern California; University of Southern Mississippi; University of St Andrews (Scotland); University of Vermont; University of Virginia; University of Washington; University of Wisconsin; Valencia College; Vanderbilt University; Villanova University; Virginia Commonwealth University; Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Wake Forest University; Washington and Lee University; Washington University in St. Louis; Wellesley College; Wesleyan University; Whitman College; Wofford College; Worcester Polytechnic Institute
States Represented77 STATES REPRESENTED
Countries Represented1414 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED
Students of Color--
International Students--
Receiving Financial Aid--
Tuition-Free Share--
Applicants--
Admitted--
Matriculated--
Admit Rate--
Yield Rate--
Class Rank PolicyWe do not rank students, nor do we issue academic awards.We do not rank students, nor do we issue academic awards.
Class Rank Policy Code-We do not rank students, nor do we issue academic awards.
Weighted GradesNoWe do not weight AP grades... Reported GPAs continue to be unweighted.
Weighted Grades PolicyWe do not weight AP grades. P.E. grades are not included in the GPA, except for 9th Grade Wellness & Fitness... Reported GPAs continue to be unweighted.GRADE POINT AVERAGES: The GPA is calculated at the end of each year... We do not weight AP grades... Reported GPAs continue to be unweighted.
Disciplinary ReportingIf a disciplinary infraction occurs after a college application has been submitted, the school will report it to the students’ colleges if required.DISCIPLINE POLICY: ... If a disciplinary infraction occurs after a college application has been submitted, the school will report it to the students’ colleges if required.
Boarding Modelboarding_and_dayboarding_and_day
Selectivity Categoryselectiveselective
Academic Rigor Categoryhighhigh
Testing Policy Categorynot_reportednot_reported
College Counseling Categoryestablishedestablished
Student Body Reach Categoryglobalglobal
Access Categorylimited_evidencelimited_evidence
Outcome Categorystrong_outcomesstrong_outcomes
Signals-340 students in grades 8-12, including 100 boarding students; Admission rate not reported; middle 50% ACT composite reported as 28-33; 18 AP-designated courses reported; In 2025, 115 students took 225 AP exams; 86% scored 3+ and 62% scored 4+; Minimum course load is 6 classes per semester; graduation requires 23 units; GPA is unweighted and the school does not rank students; College advising office includes a Director of College Advising and an Associate Director of College Advising; Student body includes representation from 7 states and 14 countries; Five-year matriculation list (2021-2025) includes highly selective colleges and international universities such as Brown, Columbia, Duke, MIT, Stanford, Oxford, and Cambridge-area peers; Financial aid participation metrics are not reported