Summary:
Lomira High is the only high school in the Lomira School District in Wisconsin, serving grades 9–12 with about 300 students — roughly 75 per grade — at 1030 4th St in Lomira. Because it is the district's sole high school, school-level and district-level figures are identical for graduation, dropout, and every test score. The district as a whole ranks 89th of 432 (79th percentile, 4 stars), while the high school itself currently sits above that at the 91st percentile.
The headline is a three-year climb: Lomira High moved from the 42nd percentile in 2023-2024 (2 stars) to the 72nd (4 stars) in 2024-2025 to the 91st percentile and 5 stars in 2025-2026 — the top decile of Wisconsin high schools. That rise is backed by proficiency numbers, not just a formula shift: all four tested subjects improved and all four now exceed the state average. Social Studies (Forward Exam) went from 64.38% to 69.70% proficient, a margin of +21.45 points over the state. English Language Arts (ACT) posted the largest single-year jump, up 12.45 points to 58.21%, after being the only subject below the state line a year earlier. Math rose to 64.18% and Science to 61.19%, both roughly 18–21 points above state.
Engagement and completion metrics are equally strong: a 95.3% graduation rate (+3.3 points over the state's 92.0%), a 0.9% dropout rate, and chronic absenteeism of 7.2% — less than half the state's 17.3%, though slightly above the district's 5.9%, since the elementary and middle schools pull that average down. About 26.67% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch, per-student spending is $17,961, and the student-teacher ratio is 11.8. The one thing to watch is English Language Arts, which, despite its big gain, still carries the narrowest margin over the state among the four subjects.
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