Best Public Schools in Mondovi, WI

Mondovi, Wisconsin has four public schools serving about 991 students, all within the Mondovi School District: one elementary school, one middle school, and two high schools. Mondovi Elementary serves PK–5 with 491 students, Mondovi Middle serves grades 6–8 with 197 students, Mondovi High serves grades 9–12 with 255 students, and Anthony Acres School serves grades 6–12 with 48 students. Enrollment is split almost evenly between elementary (491 students) and secondary levels (500 students combined), and the largest school, Mondovi Elementary, has nearly as many students as the other three schools together.

Mondovi High is the standout: 3 stars and the 64th percentile in 2025–2026, up from 39th percentile the year before, with a 97.0% graduation rate and a 0.3% dropout rate, both better than the state. Mondovi Middle sits at the 46th percentile with 2 stars, showing strength in grade 7 math and ELA and grade 8 math, but lagging science and social studies. Mondovi Elementary has the best attendance in the city at 5.5% chronic absenteeism, yet every reported Forward Exam subject was below the state average, and its rating slipped from 3 stars to 2 stars since 2023–2024. Anthony Acres School is the smallest and lowest-ranked school, with 31.8% chronic absenteeism—far above the district's 9.3% and the state's 17.3%—alongside the highest per-student spending and the smallest classes.

Across the city, three of four schools have absenteeism below the state rate, and the district itself is rated 28th percentile with 1 star, which masks wide differences between schools. Spending ranges from $12,441 at the elementary to $16,229 at Anthony Acres, and the highest-spending schools are not automatically the highest-performing ones. Attendance and test results also do not move together in a simple way: the elementary school has the best attendance but the weakest latest scores, while the high school has moderate attendance and strong outcomes. Families should also keep in mind that Anthony Acres is very small, so its grade-level percentages can swing widely from year to year and are best compared only within the same subject and grade.