Summary:
Herman-Neosho-Rubicon School District is a small Wisconsin district with two schools serving roughly 314 students: Honor Elementary for grades PK–4 and Honor Intermediate for grades 5–8. Together they cover a PK–8 configuration, with no high school in this data. The district itself ranks 93rd of 432 in Wisconsin, placing it in the 78th percentile with 4 stars.
Both schools earned 4 stars in 2025–26. Honor Elementary, with 186 students, was above the state in all six of its reported tests, including grade 3 math at 74.19% proficient versus 54.75% statewide and grade 4 science at 71.43% versus 53.46%. It also posted chronic absenteeism of 2.0%, far below the district's 5.0% and the state's 17.3%. Honor Intermediate, with 128 students, is the bigger improvement story: it climbed from the 22nd percentile and 1 star in 2023–24 to the 76th percentile and 4 stars in 2025–26. Its grade 8 results stand out, with math at 81.82% proficient versus 53.67% state and social studies at 81.82% versus 64.63%.
The main area to watch is grade 5 at Honor Intermediate, where ELA (52.94% vs. 53.63% state) and math (50.00% vs. 51.81%) came in slightly below state, though grade 5 math improved from 44.12% the prior year. Honor Intermediate also spends more per student ($16,218) than Honor Elementary ($13,990) while maintaining a higher student–teacher ratio (14.4 vs. 12.5). With small grade-level cohorts, year-to-year swings such as the elementary science jump from 36.36% to 71.43% should be read with caution, but overall both schools show a strong accountability profile.
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