Summary:
High schools located in the Omro School District consist of a single school — Omro High, which serves grades 9–12 and enrolls about 317 students in a small Wisconsin community. Because it is the district's only high school, the district's high-school-level results reflect this one campus.
Omro High is rated 4 stars and ranks in the 84th percentile statewide for 2025–2026 (86th out of 533 schools). That is a meaningful step up from 2023–2024, when it earned 3 stars and sat at the 57th percentile; it has now held 4 stars for two straight years. Test results are strong across every reported subject. In 2025–2026, 10th graders scored 60.56% proficient in Social Studies, 59.74% in English Language Arts, 53.25% in Mathematics, and 53.25% in Science — all above state averages of 48.25%, 48.47%, 42.93%, and 43.20%. Average proficiency was 56.70% versus 45.71% statewide, a gap of nearly 11 points. Scores dipped slightly from the 58.45% average in 2024–2025, driven mainly by Social Studies and Math, while ELA and Science improved.
Attendance and completion outcomes also stand out. Chronic absenteeism is 6.6%, far below the state's 17.3% — only about 38% of the state rate. The graduation rate is 93.3% (state: 92.0%) and the dropout rate is 0.9% (state: 1.1%). For context, 27.44% of students are eligible for free/reduced lunch, per-student spending is $16,750, and the student-teacher ratio is 13:1. The data set does not include state comparisons for those three measures, so treat them as background rather than benchmarks.
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