Summary:
Cedar Grove-Belgium Area School District in Wisconsin serves about 850 students across four schools — one elementary (PK–4), one middle (5–8), and two high schools (9–12 and 11–12) — and the district as a whole ranks 141 of 432, at the 67th percentile with 3 stars. Families should know that the district-wide number is pulled down by one small school, while the three traditional schools each rank well above it.
Cedar Grove-Belgium Middle is the academic standout, ranked 46 of 643 (93rd percentile, 5 stars) and posting test scores far above state averages, including 87.50% in 7th grade ELA and 85.71% in 7th grade Math. It does this while spending the least per student of the four schools ($17,892) and carrying the highest student-teacher ratio among the main schools. Cedar Grove-Belgium High is also strong (87th percentile, 4 stars) with a 100% graduation rate and ACT results well above state averages, though 10th grade Social Studies is a weak spot at 40% versus the state's 48.25%. Cedar Grove-Belgium Elementary is consistently solid (78th percentile, 4 stars), with 4th grade Math at 81.48% versus 52.87% statewide.
Rocket Academy is the clear outlier: 23 students in grades 11–12, ranked 481 of 533 (10th percentile, 0 stars), with the lowest test scores, the highest dropout rate (3.3%), the highest per-student spending ($27,745), and the highest student-teacher ratio (23.0). With so few students, its percentages can swing widely, but each of its metrics sits at the bottom of the district. Chronic absenteeism is low everywhere, with all schools below the state's 17.3% rate.
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