Summary:
Beloit Turner School District in Wisconsin serves roughly 1,662 students across four schools: two elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. District-wide, it ranks 256th of 432 in the state — the 41st percentile, with 2 stars — and that district rating appears on each school's record. Powers Elementary serves PK–1, so it has no state test or ranking data and its academic impact cannot be measured from this data set.
Among the tested schools, Garden Prairie Intermediate School and Turner Middle stand out, each earning 3 stars in 2025–2026 at the 53rd and 54th percentile. Turner High ranks in the 42nd percentile with 2 stars, up from 29th percentile and 1 star in 2023–2024. Absenteeism is a district-wide strength: every school is below the state's 17.3% chronic absenteeism rate, with the district at 8.4%, Garden Prairie lowest at 5.5%, Turner Middle at 7.7%, Powers Elementary at 7.2% and Turner High highest at 12.9%.
Academically, reading tends to be stronger than math, and math weakens in the upper grades: Garden Prairie's 5th grade math is 47.11 versus the state's 51.81, Turner Middle's 8th grade math is 43.59 versus 53.67, and Turner High's ACT math is 34.51 versus 42.93. Science is uneven — Turner Middle's 8th grade science is a standout at 62.39 versus 51.86, while Turner High's ACT science fell below state. Turner High's 98.0% graduation rate and 0.8% dropout rate are strong. Notably, Turner High spends the most per student ($14,162) while Garden Prairie spends the least ($10,847), yet has the strongest tested elementary results.
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