Summary:
Winneconne, Wisconsin has one middle school: Winneconne Middle, which serves grades 6–8 and enrolls 411 students as part of the Winneconne Community School District. Since the city has only one middle school, there is no side-by-side comparison between local schools; the most useful comparisons are the school against its district and the state, plus its own results from year to year.
The academic picture is consistently strong. Winneconne Middle ranked 28th of 643 schools in 2025–2026, 28th of 628 the prior year, and 26th of 641 three years ago — the 96th percentile with 5 stars each time. The district itself ranked 24th of 432 districts, in the 94th percentile. Every one of the eight reported Forward Exam proficiency scores is above the state average. The highest marks were 6th-grade ELA at 93.10% (state: 54.95%) and 7th-grade math at 87.79% (state: 55.67%). The lowest was 8th-grade science at 71.94%, still 20.08 points above the state. Eighth-grade social studies was 79.86% against a state average of 64.63% — the smallest gap, mainly because the state scores higher in that subject.
Year over year, the school improved in four of eight tests and declined in four, but the overall average rose from about 79.5% to roughly 81.3%, with 6th-grade ELA and 7th-grade math driving the gains. Engagement looks solid: a 0.0% dropout rate versus 0.2% district and 1.1% state, and 9.9% chronic absenteeism versus 10.3% district and 17.3% state. Context includes 17.52% free/reduced-price lunch, $12,220 per-student spending, and a 16.3:1 student-teacher ratio. Keep in mind this covers one school and aggregate test scores only — no growth measures or subgroup breakdowns are included, and nothing here shows why performance is high.
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