New Leaf Prep Academy Inc

New Leaf Prep Academy Inc is a one-school Wisconsin district serving PK–8 students at New Leaf Prep Academy in Green Bay, with 225 students. The school is classified as an elementary school but serves PK–8. Its district/school rank is 266th of 432 statewide, or 38th percentile with 2 stars. The latest 2025–26 rank is 825th of 1,039, or 21st percentile with 1 star, down from 654th of 1,044, or 37th percentile with 2 stars, in 2024–25. The student/teacher ratio is 17.3, free/reduced lunch is 4.44%, and chronic absenteeism is 20.6% versus the state’s 17.3%. A reported dropout rate of 66.6% versus the state’s 1.1% is an extreme anomaly and likely reflects a data artifact or definitional mismatch, not a normal performance signal.

Parents will find real strengths here. ELA is often above state: the simple average was 60.5% versus 52.8% in 2024–25 and 56.2% versus 54.0% in 2025–26. Seventh grade ELA reached 86.67% in 2025–26, up from 66.67%, about 31 points above state. Eighth grade social studies is exceptional, with 100% proficient in 2024–25 and 83.33% in 2025–26, both far above state. Eighth grade science was 85.71% and 66.67% across the two years, also well above state. Upper-grade math has strong pockets, including 6th grade at 75%, 8th grade at 71.43%, and 7th grade at 73.33% in the reported years.

The main concern is math, especially in early grades. Simple math averages were 43.1% versus 53.9% in 2024–25 and 36.2% versus 53.7% in 2025–26, gaps of about –10.7 and –17.5 points. In 2025–26, 3rd grade math was 16%, 4th grade 13.64%, and 5th grade 20%, all far below state. Third grade ELA was also below state at 22.22% and 32%, and 4th grade science was 40.91% versus 53.46%. Year-to-year swings are common in very small grade-level cohorts, so percentages should be read cautiously. With free/reduced lunch at only 4.44%, the early-grade math gaps are harder to explain by poverty alone. Overall, the school shows a split profile: strong ELA and upper-grade social studies and science, but serious early-grade math weaknesses and a recent ranking dip that math likely drives.