Summary:
Maple School District in Wisconsin serves roughly 1,271 students across four schools — two elementary schools (PK–5), one middle school (6–8), and one high school (9–12) — and has no alternative school. District-wide it ranks 179 of 432 districts, at the 59th percentile with 3 stars, but the schools within it differ widely. The district's chronic absenteeism (12.6%) is below the state's 17.3%, its graduation rate (95.1%) is above the state's 92.0%, and its dropout rate (0.3%) is far below the state's 1.1%.
Northwestern High is the clear standout: 66 of 533, 88th percentile, 4 stars, up sharply from the 59th percentile the prior year. Its ACT Math (63.95% vs state 42.93%), ACT ELA (61.63% vs 48.47%), and 10th-grade social studies (63.1% vs 48.25%) are well above state, while 10th-grade science (50% vs 43.2%) is above state by its smallest margin. Graduation is 95.1% and dropout 0.5%. Northwestern Middle posts the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 6.9% and 0.0% dropout, and all three middle-school math grades beat state (6th 73.12%, 7th 67.5%, 8th 60.4%), but 8th-grade ELA (47.52% vs 54.38%) trails state, and its rank slipped from the 77th to the 66th percentile.
Northwestern Elementary, the largest school at 515 students, is steady — 55th percentile, 3 stars — with ELA above state in grades 3–5 (63.16%, 58.33%, 66.23%) but math and science slightly below state in the upper grades. Iron River Elementary is the smallest at 95 students and the most volatile: 39th percentile, 2 stars, with the district's highest absenteeism (18.9%) and free/reduced lunch (37.89%). Its 5th-grade math (92.86%) and ELA (78.57%) are very high, while 3rd-grade ELA (20%), 4th-grade math (37.5%), and 4th-grade science (0%, an exact reported value from a very small cohort) are very low. Spending also varies: Northwestern High spends the most per student ($15,767) and Northwestern Elementary the least ($12,017).
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