Summary:
Mukwonago School District serves eight schools — six elementary, one middle, and one high school — with roughly 4,696 students in a suburban area of southeastern Wisconsin. The district ranks 30th of 432 Wisconsin districts, in the 93rd percentile with 5 stars overall, and seven of its eight schools earned 5 stars in 2025–26.
Section Elementary is the district's academic flagship: it ranks 7th of 1,039 Wisconsin elementary schools (99th percentile), has climbed from 34th to 20th to 7th over three years, and averages about 88.4% proficiency, including 97.96% in third-grade math. It also has the district's lowest free/reduced lunch rate (7.08%) and lowest per-student spending ($12,474). Big Bend Elementary (31st, 97th percentile) and Rolling Hills Elementary (55th, 95th percentile) are close behind, while Prairie View Elementary (92nd) and Clarendon Avenue Elementary (104th) also place in the top 10% statewide. Park View Middle ranks 41st of 643 (94th percentile) with strong eighth-grade math (82.4%), and Mukwonago High reports a 98.3% graduation rate and 0.1% dropout rate, well above the state's 92.0% and 1.1%.
Eagleville Charter School is the clear outlier: the smallest school (95 students), the only one rated 3 stars, ranking 317th of 1,039 (69th percentile) after falling from the 87th percentile three years ago. Its average proficiency (~63.9%) is the district's lowest and its per-student spending the highest ($15,283), though its tiny enrollment makes year-to-year swings unreliable. Across the district, math and social studies are particular strengths, and chronic absenteeism is very low (3.8% vs. 17.3% statewide; Mukwonago High's 7.3% is the highest but still well below the state).
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