Summary:
Wisconsin's Auburndale School District has just one public high school in this data set: Auburndale High, a combined middle-and-high school serving grades 6–12 with about 400 students. Because it covers both grade bands, its results include Forward Exam scores for grades 6–8 and grade 10, plus ACT scores for grade 10. Its profile is sharply split between strong engagement and completion outcomes and weaker high-school-level achievement.
Attendance and completion look excellent. The graduation rate is 98.1%, well above Wisconsin's 92.0%, the dropout rate is 0.0% against the state's 1.1%, and chronic absenteeism is 8.8%, roughly half the state's 17.3%, though a bit above the district's 7.8%. Middle-grade achievement in 2025–2026 is a clear bright spot: 6th-grade math reached 76.27% proficient versus the state's 53.6%, while 8th-grade math, science, and social studies each hit 72.88%, and 6th- and 8th-grade ELA both reached 64.41%. Gains over the prior year ranged from about 14 to 26 percentage points. The exception is 7th-grade math, which fell from 65.45% to 49.18%, landing 6.49 points below the state average.
High-school-level results lag in both years. In 2025–2026, 10th-grade Forward Social Studies was 29.79% versus the state's 48.25%, ACT ELA 31.03% versus 48.47%, ACT Math 32.76% versus 42.93%, and ACT Science 36.21% versus 43.2%. Most 10th-grade measures improved year over year, but all remain below state. Auburndale High has held a 1-star rating across three years, with percentiles of 25, 10, and 25, while the district is rated 3 stars at the 57th percentile. Resources appear favorable: $16,229 per student, a 12.6:1 student-teacher ratio, and 20.5% free/reduced lunch.
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