Summary:
Abbotsford School District in Wisconsin has just one high school — Abbotsford Middle/Senior High (307 N 4th Ave, Abbotsford, WI 54405) — which serves grades 6 through 12 and enrolls 414 students, so there is no second local high school to compare it with. Because it is the district's only secondary school, parents should weigh it against district and state averages and its own prior-year results. The Abbotsford School District ranks 417 of 432 in Wisconsin (3rd percentile, 0 stars), while the school's 2025–26 rank is 439 of 533 (18th percentile, 1 star) — an improvement from 6th percentile in 2023–24 and 7th percentile in 2024–25.
Completion and attendance are the strongest features. The school reports a 100.0% graduation rate and a 0.0% dropout rate for 2024–25, both better than the state's 92.0% and 1.1%. Chronic absenteeism is 11.1%, below the state's 17.3% but above the district's 7.6%. On tests, social studies is the relative bright spot: the 2025–26 social studies average was 43.47% proficient versus 56.44% statewide, a gap of -12.97 percentage points, and grade 10 social studies was the closest test to the state at only -5.39 points. Social studies also improved from 36.88% the year before. ACT Science, at 26.53% versus the state's 43.20%, was the closest ACT subject.
Test proficiency overall, however, remains well below the state. Across 12 reported tests, the unweighted school average was 28.8% in 2025–26 versus 52.2% statewide — a gap of roughly 23.4 percentage points, essentially unchanged from the prior year's 23.3-point gap. Math is the weakest area, averaging 25.53% against the state's 54.31% (gap -28.78 pp), with grade 8 math dropping from 41.18% to 23.73% (-17.45 pp). Middle-grade ELA also lags, at about -27.86 pp below the state. Gains in grade 6 ELA (15.09% to 28.57%) and grade 10 social studies (30.61% to 42.86%) involve different student cohorts, so they do not measure individual student growth.
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