Summary:
The city of Wilmot, Wisconsin is served by a single public school — Wilmot High, a high school for grades 9–12 with 840 students, part of the Wilmot Union High School School District — so there are no elementary, middle, or alternative schools in this area to compare it with, and any comparison has to be made against Wisconsin statewide averages instead.
On completion and attendance measures, the school looks strong. Its graduation rate is 96.4% in 2024–2025, which is 4.4 percentage points above Wisconsin's 92.0%. The dropout rate is 0.3%, 0.8 points below the state's 1.1%, and chronic absenteeism is 13.7%, 3.6 points below the state's 17.3%, meaning fewer students miss school frequently than is typical statewide. For graduation, dropout, and absenteeism alike, the school's figures and the district's figures are identical.
Test proficiency is above the state in most subjects. In 2025–2026, 10th graders scored 50.9% proficient in Social Studies (state 48.25%), 49.27% in ACT English Language Arts (state 48.47%), 44.66% in ACT Mathematics (state 42.93%), and 43.9% in ACT Science (state 43.2%). The previous year, ELA (+7.04 points) and Science (+5.90 points) were well above the state, while Social Studies was 2.17 points below it before improving into positive territory. The school holds a 3-star rating in each listed year, ranking at the 55th–59th percentile of Wisconsin schools, and the district ranks 203 of 432. Per-student spending is $17,237 with a student-teacher ratio of 16.1; the free/reduced-lunch percentage is not reported, so socioeconomic context cannot be assessed from this data.
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