Summary:
Amherst Junction, Wisconsin has just two schools in this data set — both classified as elementary but both serving grades PK–8 at the same address, 10186 County Road MM, and both part of the Tomorrow River School District, which ranks 202 of 432 districts statewide (53rd percentile, 3 stars).
The two schools are very different in size and profile. Tomorrow River Community Charter enrolls 184 students, has a student-teacher ratio of 14.6, spends $10,963 per student, and reports 32.61% free/reduced lunch participation along with 16.9% chronic absenteeism. Tomorrow River Virtual Charter School (TRVCS) enrolls 66 students, has a ratio of 16.2, spends $10,361 per student, does not report free/reduced lunch, and stands out for chronic absenteeism of just 5.5% — about one-third of Community Charter's rate and well below the district's 9.3% and the state's 17.3%. TRVCS also reports a 7.6% dropout rate versus Community Charter's 0.0%, an unusual figure for a PK–8 school that should be interpreted with caution.
Both schools slipped in 2025–2026. Community Charter fell from the 51st percentile and 3 stars (2024–2025) to the 19th percentile and 1 star, ranking 845 of 1039. TRVCS went from the 63rd percentile and 3 stars to the 42nd percentile and 2 stars, ranking 599 of 1039 — closer to, but still below, the district's 53rd percentile. Community Charter's 8th grade is a consistent bright spot, reaching 85.71% in social studies in 2025–2026, though its early-grade math was weak, including 0% in 3rd grade. TRVCS posted 100% in several grade-level subjects alongside 0% in others, a pattern that reflects very small tested cohorts. With only two small schools and no suppressed values reported, the most reliable takeaways are the differences in attendance, dropout, spending, and staffing rather than exact proficiency comparisons.
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