Summary:
Lomira, Wisconsin is served by the Lomira School District, a small Dodge County district where three schools share a single PK–12 campus at 1030 4th St and enroll 764 students: Lomira High (grades 9–12, 300 students), Lomira Elementary (PK–5, 241 students), and Lomira Middle (grades 6–8, 223 students). All three buildings rate 4 stars and rank 89th of 432 districts statewide, the 79th percentile. There is no alternative school in the district, and no data values were suppressed.
Each school tells a different story. Lomira High is the standout: it climbed from the 42nd to the 91st percentile in two years, earning 5 stars, with a 95.3% graduation rate (state 92.0%), a 0.9% dropout rate, and all four 10th-grade measures above state. Lomira Middle holds the strongest single-grade results, led by 8th grade math at 80.7 vs. 53.67 state, and stays about 10 points above state across grades. Lomira Elementary rebounded in 2025-2026, placing all eight tested measures above state after three fell below it the prior year.
Chronic absenteeism is a genuine district-wide strength, running 5.8% to 7.2% across the three schools against a 17.3% state rate. Note that grade cohorts here are small, so single-year swings are directional rather than precise. The middle school's rank slid from the 87th to the 72nd percentile even while its scores held steady, and 6th grade is a consistent soft spot in both subjects. The elementary school carries the heaviest combination of pressures — the highest poverty rate and largest classes — making its 2025-2026 gains worth watching.
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