Summary:
The Lake Geneva-Genoa City Union High School School District is a two-school, high-school-only district in Wisconsin, with both schools serving grades 9–12 and no elementary, middle, or alternative schools listed. Total enrollment is 1,271 students. Badger High enrolls 1,240 students — roughly 97.6% of the district — while New Visions Charter School enrolls only 31, about 2.4%. Both schools list the same address at 220 E South St in Lake Geneva. The district overall ranks 324th of 432, in the 25th percentile with 1 star.
Badger High is the district's academic anchor and the school that shapes nearly every district average. It has held 3 stars in each recent year, ranking 170th of 533 (68th percentile) in 2025–2026. Its graduation rate is 96.7% versus Wisconsin's 92.0%, and its dropout rate is 0.4% versus 1.1%. In 2025–2026, ACT results were above state in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science, and Forward Exam Social Studies came in at 48.08%, essentially level with the state's 48.25%. Its clearest concern is chronic absenteeism at 20.0%, above the state's 17.3%. Roughly 26.69% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, spending per student is $16,280, and the student-teacher ratio is 15.5.
New Visions Charter presents a sharply different and more volatile picture. It ranks 474th of 533 (11th percentile, 1 star), and reports 100% graduation and 0% chronic absenteeism alongside a 3.1% dropout rate — higher than both the district and the state — and reported 0% proficiency in ACT ELA, Mathematics, and Science, with 37.5% in Forward Social Studies. With only 31 students, these figures can swing widely from cohort to cohort and should be read with caution. New Visions spends $19,406 per student, 19.2% more than Badger, and serves a higher free/reduced-lunch population at 48.39% versus 26.69%. Because Badger enrolls about 97.6% of students, district figures such as 96.8% graduation, 0.5% dropout, and 20.2% chronic absenteeism largely mirror Badger's results.
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