Summary:
Oregon, Wisconsin is home to five public schools, all part of the Oregon School District: two elementary schools serving PK–4 (Netherwood Knoll Elementary and Prairie View Elementary), two middle-level schools — Rome Corners Intermediate for grades 5–6 and Oregon Middle for grades 7–8 — and one high school, Oregon High for grades 9–12. Together they enroll 3,164 students. The district ranks 50th of 432 Wisconsin districts, placing it at the 88th percentile with 4 stars, and every school posts 2025–2026 test scores above the matching state average.
Netherwood Knoll Elementary is the clear standout: it has earned 5 stars in each of the last three years, ranks 71 of 1,039 schools (93rd percentile) in 2025–2026, posts the city's highest test scores, has the lowest free/reduced-lunch rate at 13.13%, and chronic absenteeism of just 4.5% against the state's 17.3%. Prairie View Elementary is a bright spot for school climate — the lowest absenteeism in the city at 3.0% — and keeps scores above state averages even with the highest free/reduced-lunch rate at 19.7%. Rome Corners Intermediate has the smallest classes, with a student-teacher ratio of 10.5, and absenteeism of 7.9%.
Oregon High posts strong outcomes — a 97.5% graduation rate and a 0.0% dropout rate, versus 92.0% and 1.1% statewide — but has the city's highest chronic absenteeism at 13.6%, still below the state's 17.3%. Oregon Middle is the school to watch: it is the only school with a 3-star 2025–2026 rating, its rank slipped to the 68th percentile, and its 8th-grade results sit close to state averages, while 7th-grade scores remain strong. Overall, this is a high-performing system: Netherwood Knoll leads, Prairie View and Rome Corners are solid, Oregon High excels in outcomes, and Oregon Middle's 8th-grade achievement is the area to monitor.
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