Summary:
Roberts, Wisconsin is home to a single school in the available data — Saint Croix Central Elementary, which serves grades PK–4 with 629 students as part of the Saint Croix Central School District. Because there is only one school in the city, there are no within-city comparisons to make; the most useful benchmarks are the school against its district and against the state of Wisconsin as a whole.
The school's strongest signal is its state ranking. It has earned 4 stars in each of the three listed school years, ranking 286th of 1,039 (72nd percentile) in 2025–26, 311th of 1,044 (70th percentile) in 2024–25, and 246th of 1,061 (77th percentile) in 2023–24. Attendance is another standout: chronic absenteeism in 2024–25 was 7.8% at the school, compared with 10.3% in the district and 17.3% statewide — less than half the state rate. On the 2025–26 Forward Exam, the school scored above the state in every reported subject and grade.
Its largest margins over the state came in 4th grade science (70.59% vs. 53.46%), math (67.23% vs. 52.87%), social studies (78.15% vs. 65.51%), and ELA (65.55% vs. 53.87%). Math improved notably year over year, up 5.57 points in 3rd grade and 3.01 points in 4th grade, and science rose 3.62 points. Social studies remains the highest-scoring subject despite a 3.50-point dip. ELA is the relative weak spot, especially 3rd grade at 54.21%, just 2.13 points above the state. The school's results are nearly identical to the district's in every subject — differences of about half a percentage point or less — so its success reflects a broader district pattern. Class sizes are 13:1, per-student spending is $14,738, and 23.21% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch.
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