Summary:
Fredonia, Wisconsin has four schools — an elementary, a middle, a high school, and a PK–12 virtual alternative program — all part of the Northern Ozaukee School District, serving about 1,054 students in total. Enrollment is 344 at Ozaukee Elementary (PK–5), 337 at Wisconsin Virtual Learning (PK–12), 199 at Ozaukee High (9–12), and 174 at Ozaukee Middle (6–8). The district overall is ranked 159th of 432 in Wisconsin, in the 63rd percentile with 3 stars.
The two strongest performers are Ozaukee Middle and Ozaukee High, both rated 4 stars — above the district's 3-star profile. Ozaukee Middle ranks 113th of 643 (82nd percentile) and has held 4 stars for three straight years, with 8th grade ELA at 80.70% proficient, math at 73.68%, social studies at 78.95%, and science at 66.67%, all well above state. Ozaukee High ranks 109th of 533 (80th percentile), with a 97.4% graduation rate, 0.0% dropout rate, chronic absenteeism of only 2.1% (state: 17.3%), and ACT results above state in all three subjects. Ozaukee Elementary (3 stars, 68th percentile) shines in upper-grade ELA, science, and social studies — 5th grade ELA 73.33%, 4th grade social studies 79.55%, 4th grade science 70.45% — while 3rd and 4th grade math sit below state.
Wisconsin Virtual Learning posts a 96.3% graduation rate, above the state's 92.0%, and ELA results generally near state levels, but math is the clear gap: 0% in 3rd grade, 25% in 4th, 12.5% in 5th, 20% in 6th, 15.38% in 7th, and 40% in 8th, with ACT math at 32.61% versus 42.93% statewide. Chronic absenteeism varies widely across Fredonia: 2.1% at the high school, 12.3% at the elementary, 12.8% at the virtual school, and 14.5% at the middle school. Spending and class size also differ sharply — the high school spends the most per student ($15,347) with the smallest ratio (10.3), while the middle school spends the least ($9,491) yet still achieves strong results.
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