Summary:
Cameron, Wisconsin is served by five listed schools in the Cameron School District: one elementary school (PK–4), one middle school (5–8), two high schools (9–12), and one alternative PK–12 school, with a combined enrollment of 1,202 students. About 85.7% of those students attend the three traditional schools, and the Cameron School District overall ranks 284 of 432 in Wisconsin, at the 34th percentile with 2 stars.
Academic results split into two tiers. Cameron Middle is the strongest performer, ranking 209 of 643 (67th percentile, 3 stars), with 7th grade ELA at 78.95% proficient and 7th grade math at 77.19%, both far above state rates, plus 5.7% chronic absenteeism and a 0.0% dropout rate. Its 8th grade science and social studies, however, dropped sharply from the prior year. Cameron Elementary ranks 363 of 1,039 (65th percentile, 3 stars) and exceeded the state in every listed 2025–2026 subject, with grade 3 ELA at 70.42% versus the state's 52.08%.
Cameron High shows the biggest contrast: graduation is 100.0% and dropout is 0.0%, yet it ranks at the 35th percentile (2 stars) and trails the state in ACT ELA (34.38% vs 48.47%) and ACT science (26.56% vs 43.20%); its chronic absenteeism of 14.4% is the district's highest. The alternative settings face larger headwinds. Cameron Academy of Virtual Education graduates 68.9% of students and reports ACT math at 8.33%, while North Star Academy combines the highest free/reduced lunch rate (57.89%), the lowest per-student spending ($4,242), the highest student-teacher ratio (27.1), and the highest dropout rate (15.3%).
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