Summary:
The Lomira School District in Wisconsin contains two elementary schools serving a combined 462 students: Lomira Elementary, which serves grades PK–5 with 241 students, and Theresa Elementary, which serves grades PK–2 with 221 students. The district ranks 89th of 432 districts statewide, placing it in the 79th percentile with 4 stars. Lomira Elementary is slightly larger, accounting for about 52% of the two-school enrollment, while Theresa accounts for about 48%. One data caveat is worth knowing: Theresa is listed as PK–2 yet has reported test scores for 3rd and 4th grade in 2024–2025, and it has no 2025–2026 test records in this extract.
In the best year for an apples-to-apples comparison, 2024–2025, Theresa Elementary was the academic standout. It ranked 173 of 1,044 schools — 83rd percentile, 4 stars — while Lomira Elementary ranked 519 of 1,044, or 50th percentile, 3 stars. Theresa outperformed Lomira on all six tests both schools reported that year, with especially wide gaps in 4th grade ELA (78.95% vs 48.84%) and 3rd grade math (77.78% vs 57.78%). Theresa also had lower chronic absenteeism at 3.4% versus Lomira's 5.8%, and both are far below Wisconsin's 17.3%.
Lomira Elementary's latest data show clear improvement: its rank rose to 343 of 1,039 (67th percentile, 3 stars) in 2025–2026, and it scored above the state average in every reported test, with particularly large gains in 3rd grade ELA and 5th grade math. Because Theresa has no 2025–2026 data here, that latest district-level performance effectively reflects Lomira alone, so the two schools' most recent years cannot be directly compared. The schools serve similar populations — free/reduced lunch is 34.44% at Lomira and 35.29% at Theresa — but Theresa spends less per student ($12,503 vs $13,475) and has a lower student-teacher ratio (14.3 vs 17.6).
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