Summary:
Greenwood Elementary is the only elementary school in the Greenwood School District in Wisconsin, serving grades PK–6 at 700 E Division St in Greenwood, WI, with 176 students and a student-teacher ratio of 10.2. Because it is the district's sole elementary school, its results largely mirror the district's. It spends $18,308 per student, and 40.91% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch.
The school's clearest strength is attendance: chronic absenteeism was just 6.1% in 2024–2025, far below the district's 16.0% and the state's 17.3%. Sixth grade math is also a consistent bright spot, beating the state in both years, and in 2025–2026 third grade ELA (52.17% vs. 52.08%) and math (56.52% vs. 54.75%) were at or above state averages. But there are real concerns. The school's statewide rank has fallen three years running, from 598 of 1,061 (44th percentile, 2 stars) in 2023–2024 to 754 of 1,039 (27th percentile, 1 star) in 2025–2026. Fourth grade is the biggest weak point in 2025–2026, with math at 18.18% versus the state's 52.87%, science at 31.82% versus 53.46%, and ELA at 31.82% versus 53.87%. Fifth grade ELA and math and sixth grade ELA also fell below state averages.
Averaged across all reported tests, results slipped about 5.7 points year over year, from 48.57% to 42.88%. Performance several grade levels above state in one year and well below it the next suggests much of this may reflect how individual class cohorts move through the school, though the pattern of decline is still worth watching. For parents, the takeaway is a small, relatively well-resourced school with excellent attendance and a strong sixth grade math program—but with recent results that are uneven and trending down, especially in fourth grade.
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