Summary:
The Oregon School District in Wisconsin serves roughly 3,973 students across seven schools — four elementary, two middle-level, and one high school — with no alternative programs. Elementary schools enroll 1,558 students (39% of the district), the high school 1,339 (34%), and the two middle-level schools 1,076 (27%). The district ranks 50th of 432 in Wisconsin, at the 88th percentile with 4 stars, and every reported 2025-2026 school-level test score in this data set is above the corresponding state average.
Elementary schools are the strongest tier. Netherwood Knoll Elementary ranks 71st of 1,039 (93rd percentile, 5 stars) and posts the highest rough proficiency average in the district at about 78.3%, along with the lowest free/reduced lunch rate (13.13%) and 4.5% chronic absenteeism. Forest Edge Elementary School has been 5 stars for three straight years (90th percentile in 2025-2026), with a rough average near 74.8%. Brooklyn Elementary earns 4 stars and beats state averages in every reported test despite the district's highest free/reduced lunch rate (21.76%). Oregon High reports a 97.5% graduation rate, 0.0% dropout rate, and above-state scores in Social Studies and all three ACT subjects, rebounding from the 75th to the 86th percentile.
Oregon Middle is the clearest concern, slipping from 4 to 3 stars and from the 80th to the 68th percentile over three years, with 8th grade ELA (54.58%) and Science (52.54%) only marginally above state. Prairie View Elementary is a paradox: the lowest chronic absenteeism (3.0%) and highest per-student spending ($18,696), yet below the district average in all six reported tests and down from the 95th to the 83rd percentile. Rome Corners Intermediate beats the state in all four reported tests but trails the district in three. Chronic absenteeism rises with school level, from 3.0%–5.8% in elementary schools to 13.6% at the high school, though all remain below the state's 17.3%.
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