Summary:
The city of Oregon, Wisconsin is served by two middle-level schools, both part of the Oregon School District: Oregon Middle, which covers grades 7–8 with 613 students, and Rome Corners Intermediate, which covers grades 5–6 with 463 students — 1,076 students combined. The district ranks 50th of 432 Wisconsin districts, at the 88th percentile with 4 stars.
Both schools beat the state in every reported Forward Exam subject in 2025–2026. At Oregon Middle, 7th grade is the clear strength: 69.57% proficient in ELA and 71.01% in math, roughly 14–15 points above the state. Its 8th-grade results sit much closer to the state line — 54.58% in ELA (+0.20 points) and 52.54% in science (+0.68 points). At Rome Corners Intermediate, proficiency runs 66.05%–69.20% across its four tested subjects, all about 12–16 points above state, though slightly below district averages in most of them.
Chronic absenteeism is far below the state at both schools — 9.1% at Oregon Middle and 7.9% at Rome Corners, versus 17.3% statewide and 8.7% districtwide. Oregon Middle reports a 0.0% dropout rate; Rome Corners has no such figure, consistent with its grades. Rome Corners spends $18,351 per student versus $15,861, with a student-teacher ratio of 10.5 versus 12.5. The main watch item: Oregon Middle's school rank slipped from 129 of 641 (4 stars) in 2023–2024 to 204 of 643 (3 stars) in 2025–2026, and its 8th-grade scores fell year over year, even as the district held at 4 stars.
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