Summary:
The Wisconsin Heights School District in Mazomanie, Wisconsin has just one high school — Wisconsin Heights High — serving grades 9–12 with 238 students, which means district-level and school-level figures for these grades are identical. Because there is only one school, there is nothing to compare it against locally; the meaningful comparison is to the state. The school earned 4 stars in all three years of rank history: 92 of 533 schools (83rd percentile) in 2025–2026, 60 of 431 (86th percentile) in 2024–2025 — its recent peak — and 95 of 431 (78th percentile) in 2023–2024.
Students scored above the state average in every tested subject in both 2024–2025 and 2025–2026. Social Studies is the standout: about 67.2% proficient on the 10th-grade Forward Exam in both years, roughly 19–20 percentage points above the state. ACT English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science also exceeded state marks, though all three slipped year over year. ELA fell from 66.10% to 58.33% (still 9.86 points above the state), and Math fell from 59.32% to 55.00% (still 12.07 points above). Science has the narrowest advantage — 46.67% in 2025–2026, only 3.47 points above the state, down from a 5.73-point gap the year before.
Outcomes are strong: a 98.0% graduation rate against the state's 92.0%, a 0.4% dropout rate versus 1.1%, and 9.4% chronic absenteeism — roughly half the state's 17.3% and lower than the district's 11.3%. About 26.05% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, per-student spending is $18,963, and the student-teacher ratio is 14.5. Overall, this is a high-performing small high school with above-state proficiency and excellent completion measures; the main caution is the recent decline in ACT ELA, Math, and Science, even though all remain above state levels.
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