Summary:
Wausaukee Middle is the only middle school in the Wausaukee School District in Wisconsin, serving grades 6–8 with 94 students at N11941 US Highway 141 in Wausaukee. Because it is the district’s entire middle-grade system, its test results are also the district’s middle-school results. The district ranks 409 of 432 in Wisconsin, at the 5th percentile with 0 stars, and the school has held a 1-star rating for three years running (501 of 643 in 2025–2026, 466 of 628 in 2024–2025, and 497 of 641 in 2023–2024).
The school’s brightest spots are in 8th grade. Social studies proficiency is 73.68%, about 9.05 percentage points above the state’s 64.63%, and science is 57.89% versus the state’s 51.86% — both up sharply from the prior year. Eighth-grade English language arts rose from 27.27% to 42.11%, though it remains below the state’s 54.38%. Concerns center on math and early ELA: 8th-grade math is 21.05% versus the state’s 53.67%, 6th-grade ELA is 26.47% versus 54.95%, and 7th-grade math is 31.25% versus 55.67%. Math proficiency falls as grade level rises (38.24% in 6th, 31.25% in 7th, 21.05% in 8th), while state math stays near 53–56%, so the gap widens to more than 30 points by 8th grade.
Other numbers parents should know: the student–teacher ratio is a low 9.6, per-student spending is $17,550, and chronic absenteeism is 18.7% — above the district’s 16.8% and the state’s 17.3%. The dropout rate is 0.0% versus 1.1% statewide. With roughly 30 students per grade, a few students can swing percentages several points, so year-to-year changes deserve caution even though the overall ranking pattern has stayed near 1 star.
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