Summary:
Necedah, Wisconsin has five schools serving about 662 students in grades PK through 12, all part of the Necedah Area School District and sharing one campus address on S Main St. The group includes two elementary schools (Necedah Elementary, PK–5, and N-Vision Learning Center, grades 1–5), one middle school (Necedah Middle, 6–8), and two high schools (Necedah High, 9–12, and N-Gage Academy, 6–12). The district as a whole ranks 393 of 432 districts — the 9th percentile, with 0 stars.
Necedah High has the strongest current profile: 338 of 533, the 37th percentile with 2 stars in 2025–26, up from the 16th percentile two years earlier, alongside a 95.8% graduation rate. Its main gap is ACT math at 28.26% versus the state's 42.93%, down from 40.91% the year before. N-Gage Academy, the smallest school at 32 students, posts the best individual results in the data — 8th-grade ELA 75%, math 62.5%, social studies 87.5%, and science 62.5%, all above state — but such a small cohort makes those figures volatile. Necedah Middle is the clearest concern, ranking in the 12th percentile with math proficiency between 12.82% and 22.86% across grades 6–8.
One district-wide strength stands out: every school's chronic absenteeism is below the state's 17.3%, from N-Vision Learning Center at 1.4% to Necedah Middle at 7.2%. Spending and staffing vary widely without lining up neatly with results: Necedah Elementary spends the most per student ($20,028) with a 9.4 ratio, while N-Vision spends the least ($12,179) with a 15.9 ratio. Overall, the district remains in the bottom decile, below the state in nearly every tested subject and grade, with only a few above-state bright spots.
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