Summary:
Rosholt, Wisconsin is a small, single-campus community where all three schools — Rosholt Elementary, Rosholt Middle, and Rosholt High — share one address and belong to the Rosholt School District. Together they serve 481 students in grades PK–12: 259 at the elementary (PK–5), 78 at the middle school (6–8), and 144 at the high school (9–12). The middle school is by far the smallest, with roughly 26 students per grade.
The headline story is Rosholt High, which climbed from the 21st percentile (1 star) in 2023–2024 to the 39th percentile (2 stars) and then to the 72nd percentile (4 stars) in 2025–2026. It posts a 95.2% graduation rate, a 0.7% dropout rate, and beats the state in all three ACT subjects, with mathematics standing out at 12.2 points above state. Rosholt Elementary has improved three years running, reaching the 50th percentile (3 stars), with standout 4th-grade science at 74.19% (20.7 points above state) and social studies at 83.87% (18.4 points above state). Rosholt Middle has the lowest chronic absenteeism in the group at 4.9%, far below the district's 10.6% and the state's 17.3%.
Where the district lags is mathematics below high school: elementary math trailed state in five of six reported grade-level data points, and middle-school math averages about 4.5 points below state, with 6th grade at 39.47% versus 53.60%. Eighth-grade science is the weakest single score in the data set, meaning early science strength is not carrying forward. The high school's chronic absenteeism, at 17.4%, is the one operational metric where it lags rather than leads. Note that with only about 26 students per middle-school grade, single-year swings can be noisy.
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