Summary:
Williamsfield CUSD 210 has three schools serving grades PK–12: Williamsfield Elementary School (PK–4), Williamsfield Middle School (5–8), and Williamsfield High School (9–12), with 308 students combined. The clearest current contrast is that middle-school ELA is strong while both schools reporting all-grades math are below the state, and elementary results have dropped sharply from the prior year.
Williamsfield Middle School stands out in 2025–2026 all-grades ELA, with 73% proficient—17 points above the state and 23 points higher than Williamsfield Elementary School at 50%. Elementary has a notable grade-four result: 81% proficient in ELA, 26 points above the state. Middle also leads in grade-eight science, with 81% proficient, 29 points above the state. Math is a weaker area at both schools: Elementary scored 37% and Middle 38%, compared with 40% statewide. At the high school, grade-11 ACT ELA was 2 points above the state, but grade-nine PreACT Secure ELA was 8 points below.
Recent trends differ by school. From 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, Elementary ELA fell 32 points and math fell 39; Middle ELA rose 11 points, while its math slipped 2. High’s grade-nine and grade-ten PreACT Secure science scores each rose about 9 points, while grade-nine ELA fell 14 points. SchoolDigger’s statewide rankings rose from the 47th to the 82nd percentile for Middle and from the 25th to the 65th for High; these rankings are separate from test-score changes. For context, all three reported free/reduced lunch eligible shares for sy 2024–2025: 51% at Middle, 33% at Elementary, and 27% at High. Student-teacher ratios were 10 at Middle, 12.9 at Elementary, and 7.9 at High. These figures describe the schools but do not explain achievement; with enrollments of 83 to 128, results can also reflect small groups of students.
Thank you for your feedback!