Summary:
Schools in the Lodi School District in Wisconsin comprise five campuses serving roughly 1,461 students: three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school, with grades running from PK–2 at Lodi Primary through 9–12 at Lodi High, and no alternative school. The district overall is rated 70th of 432 Wisconsin districts — 84th percentile, 4 stars — though performance differs notably from school to school.
Lodi High is the standout: ranked 38 of 533 state high schools (93rd percentile, 5 stars), with a 98.2% graduation rate and 0.2% dropout rate against state figures of 92.0% and 1.1%. All four reported subjects beat the state, and its ACT math advantage is about 26 percentage points. Ouisconsing School of Collaboration is the most improved, climbing from 2 stars to 4 stars and the 78th percentile in two years despite the district's highest free/reduced lunch rate (27.03%) and lowest per-student spending ($10,182); with only 74 students, its percentages can swing quickly.
Lodi Middle is consistent at 4 stars (82nd percentile), strongest in grade 6 math and ELA, though grade 8 math slipped from 72.48% to 59.41%. Lodi Elementary improved to the 70th percentile, has the district's lowest chronic absenteeism (2.6%) and solid math, but its 4th-grade ELA (47.56%) is the only reported score below both district (50.96%) and state (53.87%). Lodi Primary (PK–2) has no test data; its district-high student-teacher ratio of 17.7 is worth watching. Every school sits well below the state chronic absenteeism rate of 17.3%.
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