Summary:
Almond, Wisconsin has just one reported middle school, Almond-Bancroft Middle, serving grades 6–8 to 77 students in the Almond-Bancroft School District. Because it is the only middle school in the area, it defines the local middle-school landscape, and district-level middle-grade results mirror the school's results exactly.
The school's clearest strengths are in attendance and engagement rather than test scores. Chronic absenteeism is 8.1%, well below the state's 17.3% and the district's 8.7%, and the dropout rate is 0.0% compared with 1.1% statewide. Academically, 8th-grade Social Studies is the bright spot: 65.38% proficient, slightly above the state's 64.63% and the only 2025–2026 subject-grade where the school exceeds the state, after jumping 30.90 points from 34.48% the prior year. Seventh grade is the strongest core grade, with ELA rising from 33.33% to 43.75% and Math from 29.63% to 35.29%, though both remain below state averages.
Challenges are broad. The school ranks 531 of 643 Wisconsin middle schools (17th percentile, 1 star), and the district ranks 406 of 432 (6th percentile, 0 stars). Core proficiency trails the state widely: 6th-grade Math is 9.52% versus 53.60% statewide, a drop of 21.73 points from 31.25%. Sixth-grade ELA sits at 14.29% against 54.95% statewide. Eighth grade is mixed, with Social Studies above state but ELA, Math, and Science below. With only 77 students, percentages can swing sharply from a few students changing performance, so year-to-year numbers should be read with caution. Per-student spending is $14,078 and the student-teacher ratio is 12.9.
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