Summary:
Winneconne, Wisconsin is served by three public schools — one elementary, one middle, and one high school — covering PK through 12th grade, all belonging to the Winneconne Community School District, which ranks 24th of 432 Wisconsin districts (94th percentile, 5 stars). Total enrollment is 1,721 students. Winneconne Elementary holds the largest share with 823 students in PK–5 (47.8%), followed by Winneconne High with 487 in grades 9–12 (28.3%) and Winneconne Middle with 411 in grades 6–8 (23.9%). There is no alternative school in the city.
Winneconne Middle is the most consistently elite school, ranking 28th of 643 (96th percentile, 5 stars) in 2025–26 after two prior years also at the 96th percentile — three straight years in roughly the top 4% of state middle schools. Winneconne High is the biggest riser, climbing from 105th of 431 (76th percentile, 4 stars) to 31st of 533 (94th percentile, 5 stars); its 10th grade ACT ELA rose from 49.64% to 72.73% and ACT Math from 55.47% to 69.32%. Winneconne Elementary remains strong at 124th of 1,039 (88th percentile, 4 stars), though its percentile has softened from 93 to 90 to 88 over three years; every reported 2025–26 test score there still exceeds the state average.
Every reported 2025–26 test score across all three schools beat the state average — a system-wide result rather than one standout grade. Chronic absenteeism is low district-wide at 9.9%–10.4%, well under the state's 17.3%, with Middle lowest at 9.9%. The high school posts a 94.1% graduation rate and 0.4% dropout rate (state: 92.0% and 1.1%). Free/reduced lunch rates are comparatively low at 17.52%–20.41%. Resource patterns differ notably: High spends the most per student ($15,521) with the lowest student-teacher ratio (11.7), Elementary spends the least ($11,754) at a 13.4 ratio, and Middle has the highest ratio (16.3) while still producing elite outcomes.
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