Summary:
The Oak Creek-Franklin Joint School District in Wisconsin serves elementary students at seven PK–5 schools, enrolling 2,602 children in all — about 372 per school, ranging from 295 at Cedar Hills Elementary to 435 at Forest Ridge Elementary. The district as a whole ranks 148th of 432 in the state, at the 66th percentile with 3 stars, but the individual schools vary far more than that single rating suggests: three hold 4 stars, two hold 3 stars, and two hold 2 stars.
Carollton Elementary is the strongest performer, at the 90th percentile with 4 stars and an overall proficiency average near 76.9%, including 91.67% in 4th-grade social studies. Meadowview Elementary made the biggest one-year jump, rising from roughly 63.2% to 72.5% and reaching the 86th percentile, with the strongest math results in every tested grade. Deerfield Elementary is the most consistent 4-star school and has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 5.8%. In the middle, Edgewood Elementary (65th percentile) shines in social studies and science, while Shepard Hills Elementary (55th) is balanced but weaker in 4th-grade math at 47.3%. Cedar Hills Elementary (48th) struggles in 5th-grade math (31.91%) and science (46.97%), and Forest Ridge Elementary is the lowest performer, at the 34th percentile with about 48.3% proficiency, 18.2% chronic absenteeism, and 51.95% free/reduced lunch.
Across the district, 5th-grade math is the clearest weak spot, averaging about 52.0% — well below 3rd grade (68.1%) and 4th grade (65.4%). Social studies (74.3%) and science (60.5%) are relative strengths. Attendance and poverty generally align with results, though Carollton performs strongly despite a higher free/reduced lunch rate than Deerfield or Meadowview. Per-student spending and class size show no simple relationship with achievement; Cedar Hills spends the most with the smallest classes yet ranks second-lowest.
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