Summary:
The Necedah Area School District serves roughly 662 students across five schools covering pre-kindergarten through 12th grade in a small central Wisconsin community: Necedah Elementary (PK–5), Necedah Middle (6–8), Necedah High (9–12), N-Vision Learning Center (grades 1–5), and N-Gage Academy (grades 6–12). District-wide, it ranks 393rd of 432 Wisconsin districts — the 9th percentile — so results vary considerably from school to school.
The most eye-catching results come from N-Gage Academy, where 8th graders posted 75% proficient in ELA, 62.5% in math, 87.5% in social studies, and 62.5% in science — far above the district and often above the state. The catch: N-Gage enrolls only 32 students in grades 6–12, so a handful of students can swing those percentages sharply. N-Vision Learning Center stands out for the lowest chronic absenteeism at 1.4% (versus 17.3% statewide) and the lowest per-pupil spending at $12,179, though its achievement is uneven. Necedah High has the strongest overall profile among ranked schools: a 95.8% graduation rate and a rank that climbed from the 16th percentile in 2023-24 to the 37th percentile in 2025-26.
Math is the shared weak spot. Necedah Middle posted math proficiency between 12.82% and 22.86%, and 8th-grade social studies at 25.64% versus 64.63% statewide; it also has the district's highest chronic absenteeism at 7.2%, still well below the state. Necedah Elementary, despite the highest per-pupil spending ($20,028) and a low 9.4 student-teacher ratio, had no 2025-26 test area above state. One caveat for parents: N-Gage and N-Vision are small, and Necedah Elementary's free/reduced-lunch figure is not reported.
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