Summary:
Raymond #14 School District in Franksville, Wisconsin is a one-school district, and its only campus — Raymond Elementary — serves 385 students in grades PK–8, functioning as both the community's elementary and middle school. The district profile shows a strong 4-star rating and a rank of 121 of 432 statewide (72nd percentile). The school's own rank history is slightly more mixed: 406 of 1,039 (61st percentile, 3 stars) in 2025–2026 and 391 of 1,044 (63rd percentile, 3 stars) in 2024–2025, down from 286 of 1,061 (73rd percentile, 4 stars) in 2023–2024.
Academically, Raymond Elementary consistently performs above Wisconsin averages. In 2025–2026 it averaged 63.5% in English language arts versus the state's 54.0%, 61.4% in math versus 53.7%, 77.1% in social studies versus 65.1%, and 64.9% in science versus 52.7%. Across all reported tests, the school averaged 64.6% against the state's 55.1%, and it outperformed the state in 13 of 16 reported Forward Exam subject/grade combinations in both 2025–2026 and 2024–2025. Eighth grade is a particular standout: science 76.19% versus 51.86%, social studies 78.57% versus 64.63%, ELA 71.43% versus 54.38%, and math 69.05% versus 53.67%. Contextual indicators are also favorable — chronic absenteeism of 2.2% against the state's 17.3%, a 0.0% dropout rate versus 1.1%, $15,334 in per-student spending, a 12.3 student-teacher ratio, and 13.77% free/reduced lunch participation.
A few areas are worth watching. Math remains above state overall but slipped from a 66.5% subject average to 61.4%, driven by steep drops in grades 6 (76.47% to 51.22%) and 7 (78.57% to 62.26%). Third-grade math (48.72% versus 54.75%) and fourth-grade ELA (51.22% versus 53.87%) remain slightly below state. On the positive side, ELA improved from 59.3% to 63.5% and science from 58.4% to 64.9%, with social studies essentially flat at 77.1%.
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