Summary:
Juda School District in Wisconsin is a small district with just two schools — Juda Elementary, serving grades PK–8, and Juda High, serving grades 9–12 — both located at the same Spring Street address in Juda, which suggests a shared or adjacent campus. Together they enroll 258 students: 178 in the elementary (about 69%) and 80 in the high school (about 31%). Free/reduced lunch rates are similar at both schools, at roughly 51–53%.
Juda Elementary is the district's academic bright spot. It earned 3 stars in each of the last three reported rank-history years and finished above the state average in ELA and Science in 2025–2026, with standout grade-level results in 6th grade ELA (75% proficient vs 54.95% state) and 3rd grade math (71.43% vs 54.75%). Its chronic absenteeism was 7.5% and its dropout rate 0.0%, both below state. Its advantage did narrow in 2025–2026, however: the overall average lead over the state fell from +4.73 points to +1.05 points, and its percentile dropped from 70 to 55. Math results were uneven across grades, and 8th grade social studies (50%) remained below state in both years.
Juda High stands out for completion and attendance: a 100.0% graduation rate, a 0.0% dropout rate, and 12.0% chronic absenteeism, all better than the state's 17.3%, though higher than the elementary's 7.5%. Its rank improved from 19th percentile and 1 star in 2023–2024 to 38th percentile and 2 stars in 2025–2026, still below the elementary's 55th percentile and 3 stars. Test scores generally trail the state, especially ACT ELA (38.89% vs 48.47%) and ACT Science (33.33% vs 43.20%), while 10th grade Social Studies was closer at 47.06% vs 48.25%. It spends $19,597 per student versus $16,361 at the elementary, with a lower student-teacher ratio (9.9 vs 10.9). Because both schools are very small, single-year swings should be interpreted cautiously.
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