Summary:
The Wisconsin Heights School District is a small PK–12 district in Mazomanie, Wisconsin, serving 782 students across three schools: one elementary, one middle, and one high school. The district ranks 92nd of 432 Wisconsin districts — the 79th percentile — and holds a 4-star rating, and all three of its schools are also 4-star schools.
Wisconsin Heights High has the strongest overall outcome profile: a 98.0% graduation rate (state 92.0%), a 0.4% dropout rate (state 1.1%), and chronic absenteeism of 9.4%, the lowest in the district and well under the state's 17.3%. Every listed 2025-26 assessment is above the state average, led by 10th-grade social studies at 67.24% vs. 48.25% state and ACT mathematics at 55% vs. 42.93%. Wisconsin Heights Elementary is the largest school, with 391 students, and posts standout 4th- and 5th-grade math results (74.07% and 73.47% vs. roughly 52–53% statewide). Its clearest current concern is 3rd-grade ELA at 48.44% vs. 52.08% state, the only listed 2025-26 test below the state average. Wisconsin Heights Middle is the smallest, at 153 students, and has the lowest student-teacher ratio at 10.2, plus 7th-grade ELA at 79.63% vs. 55.33% state — the highest current proficiency rate in the data set.
Chronic absenteeism is below the state rate at every school, with the district at 11.3%, though the elementary and middle schools sit slightly above that district figure. Per-student spending is highest at the high school ($18,963), which also has the largest classes, while free/reduced lunch rates are similar across all three schools (about 26–28%). Test results generally softened from 2024-25 to 2025-26 across the district, and because grade levels are small, a few students can shift proficiency percentages noticeably from year to year.
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