Summary:
The Maple School District in Wisconsin includes just one high school: Northwestern High, serving students in grades 9–12 at 4751 S County Road F in Maple, WI. With 372 students enrolled, it is the only high school option in the district, so district-level test scores and graduation rates mirror the school's figures almost exactly.
Northwestern High is currently a strong performer. In 2025–2026 it ranked 66th of 533 Wisconsin high schools — the 88th percentile, with 4 stars — a major jump from 2024–2025, when it ranked 176th of 431 with 3 stars. It scored above the state in all four tested subjects: Social Studies at 63.1% (state 48.25%), English Language Arts at 61.63% (state 48.47%), Mathematics at 63.95% (state 42.93%), and Science at 50% (state 43.2%). Math shows the widest margin over the state, at just over 21 points, while ELA posted the largest one-year gain, climbing 15.48 points from below the state average to well above it. Social Studies has stayed consistently strong, roughly 15 points above the state in both years.
Outcomes beyond test scores also look favorable. The graduation rate is 95.1%, above the state's 92.0%; the dropout rate is 0.5%, below the state's 1.1%; and chronic absenteeism is 13.3%, below the state's 17.3%. About 30.11% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch, per-student spending is $15,767, and the student-teacher ratio is 15:1. One caveat for parents: the school dipped in 2024–2025 before rebounding sharply, so it is worth watching whether these gains hold over the next few years.
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