Summary:
The two schools in the Remington-Whitewater district serve grades 5–12: Remington Middle School has 151 students, and Frederic Remington High has 161. In 2025–26, both schools’ all-grades ELA and math proficiency rates were above state rates, but their science results went in opposite directions. The main takeaway is that the area’s results are generally stronger than state figures, but there is no single school that leads in every subject.
Frederic Remington High stands out in all-grades math, at 51% proficient versus 42% at Remington Middle School and 41% statewide—a 10-percentage-point lead over the middle school. The middle school leads in science, with 49% proficient compared with 35% at the high school and 38% statewide. ELA is the closest result: 51% at the high school and 51% at the middle school, both above the 46% state rate. In the middle school, grade 6 was a notable exception: its ELA and math results were 4 percentage points below their same-grade state rates, while most other reported middle-school grades were above state. Because the schools serve different grades, their all-grades results are not direct same-grade comparisons.
Recent changes also differ by school and subject. High-school math rose 19 percentage points, from 33% in 2024–25 to 51% in 2025–26; middle-school math fell 2 points, from 44% to 42%. Middle-school science remains above state but dropped 18 points, from 67% to 49%, while ELA rose about 7 points at each school. SchoolDigger’s high-school ranking improved from 128th of 332 schools to 59th of 340, and its percentile rose from 61 to 83; it has four stars. The middle school moved from 113th of 363 to 139th of 368, with its percentile falling from 69 to 62; it has three stars. The high school’s student-teacher ratio is 10, compared with 13.1 at the middle school; reported free/reduced-lunch rates are 37% and 48%, respectively—context about the schools, not an explanation for their results.
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