Summary:
Mondovi School District in western Wisconsin serves about 991 students across four schools: Mondovi Elementary (PK–5, 491 students), Mondovi Middle (6–8, 197), Mondovi High (9–12, 255), and the small Anthony Acres School (6–12, 48). The district as a whole ranks 313 of 432 statewide (1 star), but that single rating hides four very different schools.
The high school is the clear bright spot. Mondovi High ranks in the 64th percentile (3 stars) — far above the district's own 28th — with a 97.0% graduation rate versus 92.0% statewide, a 0.3% dropout rate, and above-state results on the ACT in English, math, and science. Its rank has climbed 53 → 39 → 64. Mondovi Middle is the steadiest performer (2 stars each year), and its 7th grade stands out: 69.12% proficient in math against 55.67% statewide, the district's strongest single result. Mondovi Elementary has the best attendance in the district — 5.5% chronic absenteeism, roughly a third of the state's 17.3% — yet its rank slipped 51 → 35 → 33, and all three tested grades trail the state in math.
The main concern is Anthony Acres School: just 48 students, 31.8% chronic absenteeism (nearly double the state and about six times the elementary school's), and the district's lowest rank at the 29th percentile (1 star) — though its ACT English results do beat the state. District-wide, science is the weakest subject, with 8th grade about 12 points below state two years running. The clearest opportunities are elementary math, science at every level, and engagement at Anthony Acres.
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