Best Public Schools in Solon Springs, WI

Schools in Solon Springs, Wisconsin include four schools serving PK–12 students in the Solon Springs School District: one elementary, one high, and two alternative schools, with 302 students enrolled across the area. The district is rated 1 star, rank 372 of 432, or 14th percentile. The largest school is Solon Springs School (173 students, alternative PK–12), followed by Eagles’ Wings Public Montessori Charter (89 students, elementary PK–6), Eagles Academy (23 students, high 6–12), and Eagles’ Wings Virtual Charter School (17 students, alternative PK–12).

Among standouts, Montessori shows the strongest elementary results, improving from 20th percentile/1 star in 2023–2024 to 45th percentile/2 stars in 2024–2025 and 38th percentile/2 stars in 2025–2026. It beats the district in all assessed ELA, math, social studies, and science areas where both are reported, and it beats the state in ELA grades 4–5, grade-4 social studies, and grade-4 science; math remains below state. Eagles Academy has the best engagement: dropout 0.0% vs district 5.1% and state 1.1%, chronic absenteeism 13.6% vs district 27.4% and state 17.3%, plus 100% proficiency in 8th-grade social studies and science. But with only 23 students, its results swing widely. Solon Springs School has a 100% graduation rate, but 31.9% chronic absenteeism and mixed test results; its 2025–2026 ACT scores are below state. The Virtual Charter has 83.3% graduation and a 22.7% dropout rate, far above district and state.

Key patterns for parents: chronic absenteeism is a district-wide concern, with Solon Springs School highest at 31.9% and Eagles Academy the exception at 13.6%. Graduation and dropout differ sharply: Solon Springs School reaches 100% graduation, while the Virtual Charter has the lowest graduation and highest dropout. Spending per student ranges from $11,511 at Solon Springs School to $35,992 at Eagles Academy, but it does not simply track with outcomes. Small enrollments at Eagles Academy and the Virtual Charter make percentages especially volatile, and no Forward Exam or ACT test scores are provided for the Virtual Charter. Montessori, at 89 students, also remains small, so treat all results as directional rather than definitive.