Summary:
The Germantown School District serves about 3,835 students in six schools — four elementary, one middle, and one high school — and is one of Wisconsin's stronger districts, ranking 54 of 432 (88th percentile, 4 stars). Every school earned 4 stars or higher in 2025-2026, and all six keep chronic absenteeism below the state rate of 17.3%.
Elementary schools lead the way. County Line Elementary and Amy Belle Elementary both place in the top 66 of 1,039 elementary schools with 5 stars. County Line Elementary has the district's lowest chronic absenteeism (2.3%) and lowest free/reduced lunch share (5.85%), while Amy Belle Elementary climbed from 250th to 65th in three years. MacArthur Elementary (129 of 1,039, 4 stars) has the highest free/reduced lunch rate at 22.02%, yet still scores above state in every tested subject. Rockfield Elementary ranks lowest at 293 of 1,039 (4 stars), with recent declines in 4th grade math, ELA, and science. All four elementaries are strong in math and social studies.
Kennedy Middle improved to 4 stars (188 of 643), with math above state in grades 6–8, but 8th grade science trails at 47.76% versus the state's 51.86%. Germantown High ranks 64 of 533 (4 stars), with a 97.4% graduation rate, a 0.2% dropout rate, and scores above state in every listed subject; its 11.2% chronic absenteeism is the district's highest, though still below state. The district's main opportunities are middle-school science, Rockfield Elementary's recent slide, and high-school attendance.
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