Edgerton School District

Edgerton School District is a Wisconsin district serving roughly 1,935 students across four schools: two elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. The district ranks 120th of 432 in the state, at the 72nd percentile, with 4 stars. Edgerton Community Elementary is the largest school with 809 students (41.8% of district enrollment), followed by Edgerton High with 593, Edgerton Middle with 413, and Yahara Elementary with 120. School ranks are not directly comparable across levels, since elementary, middle, and high schools are measured against different peer groups.

Edgerton Middle is the academic standout, ranking 122 of 643 at the 81st percentile with 4 stars, and all 8 reported 2025-2026 test areas above state averages. Its chronic absenteeism is 2.4% and its dropout rate is 0.0%. Edgerton High ranks 125 of 533 (77th percentile, 4 stars), up sharply from the 53rd percentile, with a 99.3% graduation rate versus 92.0% statewide, a 0.1% dropout rate, and all 4 reported test areas above state. Its watch point is chronic absenteeism of 11.4%, the highest in the district but still below the state's 17.3%. Edgerton Community Elementary ranks at the 65th percentile with 3 stars, up from the 51st percentile, with 7 of 8 tests above state and chronic absenteeism of 2.8%; only 5th grade ELA, at 53.15%, falls slightly below the state.

Yahara Elementary is the district's outlier: smallest enrollment, lowest free/reduced lunch rate at 25.0%, highest per-student spending at $26,965, and 0.0% chronic absenteeism, yet the lowest rank at the 57th percentile with 3 stars and only 5 of 8 tests above state. Across Edgerton, spending does not simply track achievement, and attendance is a district strength except at the high school.