Summary:
Elroy, Wisconsin has one middle-level school in this data set: Royall Intermediate, part of the Royall School District. It serves grades 4–6 with 99 students, so class sizes are small and percentages can shift noticeably from one year to the next.
Academically, the school has clear strengths and one clear challenge. Fourth grade is the bright spot: in 2025–2026, fourth graders scored 90.63% in social studies (state: 65.51%), 71.88% in English language arts (state: 53.87%), 65.63% in science (state: 53.46%), and 56.25% in math (state: 52.87%) — above state averages in every subject tested. Math is the weakest area, especially in the upper grades: fifth-grade math was 36.36% and sixth-grade math was 33.33%, both well below state averages, with sixth-grade math more than 20 percentage points behind. Most areas improved year over year, including fourth-grade math (34.15% to 56.25%) and fourth-grade ELA (58.54% to 71.88%); the exception was sixth-grade math, which slipped from 39.29% to 33.33%. Fifth- and sixth-grade ELA (45.45% and 50.00%) also remained below state benchmarks, even as the school's overall ELA average rose above the state.
Beyond test scores, chronic absenteeism is a standout strength: 9.0% in 2024–2025, roughly half Wisconsin's 17.3% and slightly above the district's 7.3%. About 50.51% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, per-student spending is $13,166, and the student-teacher ratio is 14.3:1. Note that in every reported test, the district value equals the school value, so the state is the more useful comparison. Overall, families can expect strong early-grade results, low absenteeism, and a math improvement priority in grades 5 and 6.
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