Summary:
Remington-Whitewater has one high school, Frederic Remington High, serving grades 9–12 with 161 students. Because it is the area’s only high school, there is no school-to-school leader or lower-ranked peer to compare. Its strongest recent change is in mathematics: proficiency rose 19 percentage points from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, moving from 6 points below the state to 10 points above it.
Frederic Remington High is ahead of the state in ELA and math, but science is the clearest academic weakness. In 2025–2026, its proficiency was 51% in both ELA and math, compared with 46% and 41% statewide—advantages of 5 and 10 points. Science proficiency was 35%, 3 points below the state and 8 below the Remington-Whitewater district. The school was 2 points below the district in ELA and 6 points above it in math. Other reported outcomes are favorable: graduation was 94%, 4 points above the state, and chronic absenteeism was 5%, 12 points below the state.
Math’s rise was much larger than the state’s 2-point increase. ELA also improved: the school rose 7 points between years, while the state rose 1 point, leaving the school 5 points above the state in 2025–2026. SchoolDigger ranks the school 59th of 340 for 2025–2026, up from 128th of 332 the year before, though that is still below its 27th-of-318 ranking in 2023–2024. The school’s reported student–teacher ratio is 10, and 37% of students qualified for free or reduced-price lunch; these figures provide context, not an explanation of results.
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