Summary:
Lodi, Wisconsin is home to five schools in the Lodi School District — three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school — serving 1,461 students, and the district ranks 70th of 432 districts in Wisconsin, in the 84th percentile with 4 stars. Elementary enrollment totals 693 students, middle school 324, and high school 444.
Lodi High is the flagship: in 2025–2026 it ranked 38th of 533 Wisconsin high schools, in the 93rd percentile (top 7%) with 5 stars, up from the 83rd percentile and 4 stars two years earlier. Its graduation rate is 98.2% versus 92.0% statewide and its dropout rate 0.2% versus 1.1%, and all four reported test subjects beat the state, led by mathematics at a margin of +25.89 points. Lodi Middle has held 4 stars and the 79th–84th percentile for three straight years with a 0.0% dropout rate. Ouisconsing School of Collaboration is the biggest mover, rising from the 47th percentile and 2 stars to the 78th percentile and 4 stars, despite the highest free/reduced-lunch rate (27.03%) and lowest per-student spending ($10,182) in the group.
Lodi Elementary climbed from the 57th to the 70th percentile with 3 stars, and math is its clear strength, including 3rd grade math at 78.48 versus 54.75 statewide; 4th grade ELA at 47.56 was the one result below both district (50.96) and state (53.87). Chronic absenteeism is a district-wide strength, with every school well below the state's 17.3%, from Lodi Elementary's 2.6% to Lodi High's 6.7%. Lodi Primary serves PK–2, so it has no test or rank data here, and it has the lowest free/reduced-lunch rate at 10.13%. Keep in mind that Ouisconsing's 74 students mean its percentages can swing more year to year.
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