Summary:
Oneida, Wisconsin has two schools serving a combined 891 students: Hillcrest Elementary, a PK–5 elementary school with 434 students in the Pulaski Community School District, and Oneida Nation School, a K–12 alternative school with 457 students that operates as its own district. Enrollment is nearly even, with Oneida Nation School at 51.3% of the total and Hillcrest at 48.7%. No traditional middle or high school appears in this list, so secondary options are represented only through Oneida Nation School's K–12 span.
Hillcrest Elementary has the strongest measurable profile. It ranked 253 of 1,039 schools in 2025–2026 (76th percentile, 4 stars), up from 324 of 1,061 (69th percentile, 3 stars) in 2023–2024. In 2025–2026 it was above the Wisconsin proficiency rate in every reported subject and grade, with average ELA proficiency of about 66.3% versus about 53.2% statewide and average math of about 65.0% versus about 53.1%. Chronic absenteeism was 7.8%, well below the district's 11.4% and the state's 17.3%. Its district ranks 108 of 432 (75th percentile, 4 stars). The relative soft spot is 5th-grade math at 54.1% — still above the state rate of 51.81% but below the district's 63.8% and down from 68.75%. Science showed the largest gain, rising from 51.56% to 65.15%.
Oneida Nation School is the contrast: 99.34% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch versus 18.43% at Hillcrest, a gap of about 81 percentage points, while student-teacher ratios are similar (14.7 and 15.3). No test scores, rank history, chronic absenteeism, or spending data are provided for Oneida Nation School in this extract; Hillcrest reports $12,591 per student. Those missing metrics are unavailable information, not evidence of low performance, and a direct academic comparison between the two schools would be misleading.
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