Summary:
Maple Dale-Indian Hill School District is a small Wisconsin district serving grades PK–8 with just two schools and 447 students: Indian Hill School for grades PK–3 (223 students) and Maple Dale School for grades 4–8 (224 students). There are no high schools or alternative schools in this data. As a district, it ranks 15th out of 432, placing it in the 97th percentile with a 5-star rating — the top roughly 3.5% of districts in the data set. Both schools serve nearly identical enrollment numbers and very similar student populations, with free/reduced lunch at about 1.3% at each.
Indian Hill School posts the largest relative test-score advantage in the data. Its grade 3 Forward Exam proficiency in 2025–26 was 84.09% in ELA and 86.36% in math, compared with state averages of 52.08% and 54.75% — gaps of about 32 percentage points. Results were similar in 2024–25, and math was slightly stronger than ELA both years. Indian Hill also has the lowest chronic absenteeism in the data set at 2.2%, versus 4.0% districtwide and 17.3% statewide.
Maple Dale School shows broad strength across grades 4–8. In 2025–26 it averaged 80.89% in ELA, 79.94% in math, 85.46% in social studies, and 78.41% in science — each roughly 20 to 26 points above state. It has held a top-5% state rank among middle schools for three years, though it slipped from 22nd of 628 in 2024–25 to 35th of 643 in 2025–26, still earning 5 stars. Its absenteeism is 5.4% and its dropout rate is 0.0%, both far below state levels. Maple Dale spends $21,519 per student versus $18,971 at Indian Hill, with a lower student-teacher ratio of 9.8 versus 14.5.
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