Summary:
Elroy, Wisconsin is served by three public schools — Royall High, Royall Elementary, and Royall Intermediate — all part of the Royall School District, all sharing one campus at 1501 Academy St, and together forming a single PK–12 configuration of 455 students.
Each school stands out for something different. Royall High (grades 7–12, 201 students) shows the strongest trajectory: its state ranking climbed from the 15th percentile with 1 star in 2023–24 to the 73rd percentile with 4 stars in 2025–26. Its graduation rate is 97.1% against the state's 92.0%, its dropout rate is 0.5% versus 1.1%, and its 10th-grade ACT results sit at 51.61% proficient in ELA, math, and science — above state in all three. Royall Elementary (PK–3, 155 students) has the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 5.2%, under one-third of the state's 17.3%, plus a very strong 2024–25 3rd-grade cohort. Royall Intermediate (4–6, 99 students) has the best latest test average of the three at 56.19% versus the state's 54.96%, led by 4th-grade social studies at 90.63% against 65.51% statewide.
Attendance is a district-wide strength, with all three schools far below the state's 17.3% chronic absenteeism rate. The clearest academic concern is middle-grade math, where 5th grade (36.36%), 6th grade (33.33%), and 7th grade (41.94%) fall well below state, and 8th-grade ELA at 33.33% versus 54.38% is the largest negative gap in the data. Notably, Royall Intermediate has the lowest per-student spending ($13,166) and highest student-teacher ratio (14.3) yet the strongest test average, so funding and staffing patterns do not map neatly onto results. Because these are small cohorts, year-to-year swings should be read with caution.
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