Summary:
Oxford, Wisconsin has just one school in this data set — Oxford Elementary, an elementary school serving PK–5 with 128 students in the Westfield School District — which means families in Oxford have a single local option for the early grades and no middle, high, or alternative school listed within the city.
Oxford Elementary's clearest strength is attendance: its chronic absenteeism rate was 8.2% in 2024–25, less than half the district's 17.0% and the state's 17.3%. The school is also improving. Its statewide rank moved from 758/1061 (29th percentile, 1 star) in 2023–24, to 707/1044 (32nd percentile, 2 stars) in 2024–25, to 584/1039 (44th percentile, 2 stars) in 2025–26 — a 15-percentile-point gain over two years, and a better showing than the district's own 327/432, 24th percentile, 1 star. In 2025–26, 4th grade science (60%) beat the district's 34.92% and the state's 53.46%; 4th grade social studies (73.33%) beat the district's 55.56% and the state's 65.51%; 5th grade math (65%) beat the district's 50% and the state's 51.81%; and 4th grade ELA (53.33%) beat the district's 39.68% and was essentially at the state's 53.87%.
The main gap is 3rd grade math, at 23.08% proficient in 2025–26 versus 53.33% in the district and 54.75% statewide; it was also below state in 2024–25, 37.5% versus 55%. Averaged simply across the eight reported 2025–26 subject and grade cells, the school sits at roughly 51.2%, the district at 44.3%, and the state at 54.7%, so the school now leads its district but still trails the state. Small cohorts make year-to-year swings large — 5th grade ELA jumped from 22.22% to 50%, and 5th grade math from 38.89% to 65%. Context: 43.75% of students were eligible for free/reduced lunch in 2024–25, per-student spending was $13,852, and the student-teacher ratio was 11.6.
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