Summary:
Cashton School District in Wisconsin contains a single listed high school, Cashton Middle/High, a combined middle and high school in Cashton serving grades 6–12 with 313 students. Because the district has only this one school, school-level and district-level results are essentially the same, so the performance picture for the Cashton School District is the story of Cashton Middle/High alone. The school enrolls a moderately economically diverse population, with 35.46% of students qualifying for free or reduced lunch, $14,820 in per-student spending, and a 10.7:1 student-teacher ratio.
Its strongest results are in attendance and completion. The graduation rate is 97.9%, well above Wisconsin's 92.0%, the dropout rate is 0.0% versus 1.1% statewide, and chronic absenteeism is 3.3% compared with 17.3% across the state — roughly one-fifth the state rate. Middle school academics are also a bright spot: 7th grade math reached 73.53% proficient in 2025–26 and 68.89% in 2024–25, both far above state, and 8th grade social studies was above state in both years (72.50% vs. 64.63% and 70.21% vs. 62.51%).
The clearest weakness is at the high school level. In 2025–26, all reported 10th grade ACT subjects fell below state — ELA at 34.78% vs. 48.47%, math at 36.96% vs. 42.93%, and science at 34.78% vs. 43.20%. Forward results were more mixed, with 8th grade ELA and 10th grade social studies below state that year. The school has held a 2-star rating in each of the last three years, though its percentile slipped from 44 to 37 to 35. With 313 students spread across grades 6–12, individual grade cohorts are small, so year-to-year swings in proficiency can be large and should be read with caution.
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