Summary:
Schools in the Omro School District include four schools serving PK–12 students in a small Wisconsin district: Omro High (grades 9–12), Omro Middle (6–8), Omro Elementary (2–5), and Patch Elementary (PK–1). Total listed enrollment is 1,030 students, and the district is rated rank 126 of 432 in Wisconsin, at the 71st percentile with 4 stars. Patch Elementary has no state test or rank-history data because it serves PK–1.
Omro High is the standout: its rank rose from the 57th percentile in 2023–24 to the 83rd–84th percentile in the last two years, its graduation rate is 93.3%, and it is above the state in every listed tested subject. Omro Middle has very strong math—6th, 7th, and 8th grade math are all above state—and the lowest chronic absenteeism at 5.9%, but 8th-grade science is below state in both listed years. Omro Elementary has improved and is above state in math at every tested grade, though 3rd- and 4th-grade ELA fell below state in 2025–26. Patch Elementary cannot be compared academically, but its chronic absenteeism is 6.1% even though it has the highest free/reduced lunch rate, lowest per-student spending, and highest student-teacher ratio in the district.
Across all four schools, chronic absenteeism ranges from 5.9% to 7.1%, far below Wisconsin’s 17.3% rate, making attendance a district-wide strength. Math is the most consistent academic strength across grade levels, while ELA is more uneven. The main academic watch items are middle school science and some elementary and middle school ELA results. Resource and economic patterns do not line up with attendance problems, and the PK–1 vs. 2–5 elementary split limits direct achievement comparisons between the two elementary schools.
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