Summary:
Eagle, Wisconsin has two schools — both elementary schools serving grades PK through 6, with no middle, high, or alternative schools in the data set — and both are notable for attendance rates far better than the Wisconsin state average of 17.3%.
Eagleville Charter School, part of the Mukwonago School District, is the clear academic standout. It enrolls 95 students in grades K–6, ranks in the 69th percentile of Wisconsin schools with 3 stars, and sits in a 5-star district ranked 30th of 432. Its chronic absenteeism is just 3.2%, and in 2025–2026 it beat the state in most tested subjects, including Social Studies (84.62% vs. 65.51%), 5th grade ELA (76.47% vs. 53.63%), and 5th grade Math (70.59% vs. 51.81%). By contrast, Eagle Elementary serves 234 students in grades PK–5 within the Palmyra-Eagle Area School District, a 1-star district ranked 356th of 432. Eagle Elementary ranks in the 33rd percentile with 2 stars and falls below the state in most listed tests, though its 8.5% chronic absenteeism is better than its district's 12.5% and well below the state.
Eagle Elementary stands out for smaller classes and higher spending — a student-teacher ratio of 10.1 and $18,944 per student, compared with Eagleville's 15.3 ratio and $15,283 — yet its proficiency rates remain much lower, showing that spending and class size alone don't guarantee results. Both schools show rank percentiles declining over three years, and with small enrollment, individual grade-level results swing widely from year to year: Eagle's 5th grade ELA fell from 64.29% to 25%, while Eagleville's 4th grade math dropped from 70.59% to 46.15%. Parents should weigh district context, grade-level cohort size, and the overall trend alongside any single year's scores.
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