Summary:
Maple, Wisconsin has just one school in this snapshot: Northwestern High, a public high school serving grades 9–12 with 372 students in the Maple School District. Families in this city have a single school to consider, and it covers only the high school years — no elementary, middle, or alternative schools appear at the city level here, so younger students are likely served elsewhere in the district.
Northwestern High stands out on state rankings and test scores. In 2025–2026 it ranked 66th out of 533 ranked Wisconsin schools, placing it in the 88th percentile with 4 stars — a sharp jump from 176th of 431 (59th percentile, 3 stars) in 2024–2025. Its 10th-grade proficiency rates beat the state in every reported subject: Social Studies at 63.1% vs. 48.25%, English Language Arts at 61.63% vs. 48.47%, Mathematics at 63.95% vs. 42.93%, and Science at 50% vs. 43.2%. Mathematics shows the widest margin, at 21.02 percentage points above the state, and year-over-year gains were large in English Language Arts (+15.48 points) and Mathematics (+12.99 points). Science remains the narrowest advantage, and in the prior year it was essentially tied with the state.
Other outcomes also compare well with Wisconsin: a 95.1% graduation rate vs. 92.0% statewide, a 0.5% dropout rate vs. 1.1%, and chronic absenteeism of 13.3% vs. 17.3%. For context, 30.11% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch, the student-teacher ratio is 15:1, and per-student spending is $15,767 — though the data set offers no state averages for the last two. Note that district and school test scores are identical, consistent with this being the only high school contributing to those metrics, and that this is a single-school snapshot with limited trend history, so year-to-year swings should be read with caution.
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