Summary:
The Luxemburg-Casco School District in Wisconsin serves roughly 2,021 students across four schools spanning prekindergarten through 12th grade: two elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. The district is ranked 52nd of 432 Wisconsin districts, placing it at the 88th percentile with 4 stars — a strong position overall.
Luxemburg-Casco Intermediate is the district's academic engine. It is the only school with a 5-star rating in 2025–2026 (88th of 1,039 schools, 92nd percentile) and has stayed at the 92nd–95th percentile for three years. Its proficiency rates tower over state averages — 6th grade math at 87.23% vs 53.6% state, and 5th grade math at 84.11% vs 51.81%. Luxemburg-Casco Middle remains strong but has softened: it slipped from 5 stars and 94th–95th percentile to 4 stars and 85th percentile, with every reported subject declining year over year, including an 11.2-point drop in 7th grade ELA — still above state. Luxemburg-Casco High posts excellent completion outcomes — 98.0% graduation vs 92.0% state and a 0.6% dropout rate — and beats state in all four reported subjects, led by math at +15.9 points. Its concern is attendance: chronic absenteeism is 24.1% vs 17.3% state.
Luxemburg-Casco Primary has no test or rank data in this extract, which is expected for a PK–2 school, but stands out for very low chronic absenteeism at 5.1%. That pattern repeats across the lower grades — Intermediate 3.8% and Middle 6.9% — before jumping sharply at the high school, suggesting a targeted attendance intervention there. Math and social studies are the district's relative strengths, while high school science is only modestly above state (+2.09 points). Notably, Intermediate has the lowest per-student spending ($11,201) and smallest class sizes (12.8 ratio) while producing the best results.
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