Summary:
The Augusta School District in Wisconsin has one elementary school: Augusta Elementary, at E19320 Bartig Rd in Augusta, serving prekindergarten through 5th grade to about 215 students. Because it is the district's only elementary school, its results are the district's elementary results — comparing the two is really comparing the school with itself. Test scores cover grades 3 through 5, roughly 90 students or about 42% of enrollment, in English language arts, math, social studies, and science.
Academically, Augusta Elementary performs above Wisconsin averages. Across 16 grade, subject, and year comparisons, it beats the state in 14, and both shortfalls are narrow (about 3 points and under 1 point). Fourth grade is the standout: in 2025-26, 80.77% of 4th graders were proficient in math and 76.92% in science, ahead of the state by about 28 and 23 points. The soft spot is 3rd grade math, the only below-state result at 51.52% versus 54.75% and the largest one-year decline. Following the same students rather than grade averages, the 2024-25 3rd graders' math proficiency rose from 59.26% to 80.77% by 4th grade, a sign of real growth. Statewide, the school's rank rose from 575 to 440 to 336 over three years, moving from the 46th to the 68th percentile.
Chronic absenteeism is 8.9%, about half the state rate of 17.3% and well below the district's 15.4%. About 43.26% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, per-student spending is $18,292, and the student-teacher ratio is 10.2 to 1. One caution: with roughly 26-33 students per grade, one student shifts results by 3-4 percentage points, so small year-to-year moves are noisy. The school earned 3 stars, and the three-year rank trend is a more sensitive indicator of improvement than the star rating. Overall, this small elementary school produces above-state results in nearly every measured subject, with strong attendance and a notably strong 4th grade.
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