Summary:
The city of Fox Point, Wisconsin is served by a single public school in this data set: Maple Dale School, a grades 4–8 school with 224 students, part of the Maple Dale-Indian Hill School District. Because it is the only school in the city, there is no local peer school to compare against — the meaningful benchmarks are the district, the state, and statewide ranking pools. The school is coded as a middle school yet serves grades 4–8, so its results blend upper-elementary and middle-grade students.
Maple Dale is a standout statewide. It earned a 5-star rating in 2023‑24, 2024‑25, and 2025‑26, ranking 23rd, 22nd, and 35th among roughly 630–640 Wisconsin middle schools — the 95th to 96th percentile. On the 2025‑26 Forward Exam, ELA and math proficiency each ran about 1.5 times the state rate, and no grade in either subject fell below a 20-point margin over the state. Fourth grade posted the widest gaps (ELA 88.64% vs. 53.87% state; math 86.36% vs. 52.87%), while 8th-grade social studies showed the narrowest relative advantage, at about 1.24 times the state. Grades 6 and 8 eased slightly year over year, though with cohorts of roughly 40 students these swings are small.
Resources and climate reflect a well-resourced student body: 1.34% free/reduced lunch, $21,519 per-pupil spending, and a 9.8:1 student-teacher ratio. Chronic absenteeism was 5.4% — less than a third of the state's 17.3%, though above the district's 4.0% — and the dropout rate was 0.0%, matching the district. The district itself ranks 15th of 432 Wisconsin districts. Because spending, absenteeism, and demographics are reported for only one year, and no measure of individual student growth is available, families should read grade-to-grade changes as program-level rather than student-level results.
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