Summary:
Solon Springs School District in Wisconsin is a very small district with four schools — one elementary, one high school, and two alternative schools — serving 302 students in grades PK–12. The district is ranked 372 of 432 in Wisconsin, placing it at the 14th percentile with a 1-star rating. Solon Springs School is the largest, with 173 students (about 57% of enrollment), followed by Eagles' Wings Public Montessori Charter with 89 students. Eagles Academy (23 students) and Eagles' Wings Virtual Charter School (17 students) are so small that their percentages can swing widely from year to year.
Bright spots exist at the school level. Eagles' Wings Public Montessori Charter rates 2 stars and beats both district and state in 4th grade ELA (69.23%), 5th grade ELA (64.29%), 4th grade social studies (76.92%), and 4th grade science (69.23%). Eagles Academy posts 100% in 8th grade science and social studies, a 0.0% dropout rate, and the lowest chronic absenteeism at 13.6%. Solon Springs School reports 100% graduation, a 2.1% dropout rate, and 10th grade social studies at 66.67% versus the state's 48.25%. Eagles' Wings Virtual Charter School has no test-score rows here, and its 83.3% graduation and 22.7% dropout rates trail the district and state.
Math is the clearest weakness: district grade 3–8 math averages around 29% against a state average around 54%, with Solon Springs School's 5th grade math at 0%, its 6th grade math at 11.11%, and Eagles Academy's 7th grade math at 11.11%. Chronic absenteeism is a district-wide concern at 27.4% versus the state's 17.3%, and Solon Springs School is highest at 31.9%. Spending varies sharply — Eagles Academy spends $35,992 per student, about 3.1 times Solon Springs School's $11,511 — with no simple link to results.
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