Urban core surrounded by suburban affluence, yes. I’m guessing less than half of graduating class goes to college, and probably 1/4 of those that do attend regional campuses as a commuter, but that is a guess. Great teachers, doing great work, and a dedicated staff who want to make sure kids have options. The super achievers manage the process independently, while the school focuses on graduation rates, career readiness, and preparation for local campuses or the flagship. IU Bloomington does have a good program for 1st gen and low income kids, bringing them in to take class in the summer and then providing structure and guidance during the first year – anecdotally, from my kids’ friends, seems to make a difference.