Summary:
The Menasha Joint School District in Wisconsin consists of 8 schools, including 6 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school, serving students from preschool through 12th grade. The district exhibits a mix of performance, with some standout schools like Fox Valley Virtual School excelling in test scores, while others like Menasha High maintain strong graduation rates. However, the district as a whole performs below the state average according to SchoolDigger rankings, with high rates of chronic absenteeism and significant variation in per-student spending across the schools.
Among the elementary schools, Clovis Grove Elementary stands out with the highest student-teacher ratio, while Banta School and Jefferson Elementary have the second-best and best student-teacher ratios, respectively. The district's racial diversity varies, with Banta School having the highest percentage of Hispanic students and Butte des Morts Elementary the highest percentage of white students.
Overall, the Menasha Joint School District faces challenges in addressing chronic absenteeism and ensuring equitable resource allocation across its schools. However, the district's virtual school and some of its elementary schools demonstrate strengths that could be leveraged to improve overall performance and provide a more well-rounded education for all students in the Menasha community.
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