Summary:
Webster School District in Wisconsin serves roughly 618 students across three schools covering prekindergarten through 12th grade: Webster Elementary (PK–4, 248 students), Webster Middle (5–8, 184 students), and Webster High (9–12, 186 students). The district overall ranks 262nd of 432, in the 39th percentile with 2 stars, but that single rating masks real differences among the three schools, which range from the 40th to the 58th percentile in 2025–2026.
Webster High is the standout, ranking 222 of 533 (58th percentile, 3 stars) after sitting at the 37th percentile the year before. Its graduation rate is 97.4% (state 92.0%) and dropout rate 0.0%, and its science, social studies, and English ACT results all beat state averages — though chronic absenteeism of 18.5% is above the state's 17.3%. Webster Elementary has by far the district's best attendance, with 3.3% chronic absenteeism versus 17.3% statewide, and its 4th-grade social studies proficiency of 74.47% tops the state's 65.51%. Its 4th-grade ELA, math, and science, however, landed below state levels.
Webster Middle posted the biggest academic gain: every middle-school ELA grade improved, lifting the average from about 42% to about 54%. Math is its clear weak spot, averaging 43.75% against 53.69% statewide, with Grade 7 at 36.17%. Across the district, chronic absenteeism climbs steadily with grade level (3.3%, 14.1%, 18.5%), and math is the most consistent weak area at every level. Spending and results don't track simply: Webster High spends the most per student ($20,862) and earns the top rank, while the lowest-spending middle school ($15,576) ranks lowest. Families should weigh each school's individual strengths rather than the district's overall 2-star rating.
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