Elementary Schools in Westfield School District

Elementary Schools in Westfield School District include three PK–5 schools—Westfield Elementary (275 students), Oxford Elementary (128), and Coloma Elementary (100)—serving 503 students in Wisconsin. The district ranks 327 of 432 statewide (24th percentile, 1 star), and Westfield Elementary alone enrolls more than Oxford and Coloma combined.

Oxford Elementary is the clearest positive standout: rank improved from 758 of 1,061 to 584 of 1,039 (29th to 44th percentile; 1 to 2 stars). It has the lowest chronic absenteeism (8.2% vs. 17.0% district and 17.3% state) and the highest simple 2025–26 test average (51.2), with especially strong 4th grade social studies (73.33%) and science (60%). Coloma Elementary is the most volatile: it was 351 of 1,061 (67th percentile, 3 stars) in 2023–24 but fell to 750 of 1,039 (28th percentile, 1 star). Its 3rd grade math is 86.67%, the highest single test cell, but 4th grade ELA is 18.75% and science 25%. Westfield Elementary is the largest but weakest: rank fell from 638 of 1,061 (40th percentile, 2 stars) to 776 of 1,039 (25th percentile, 1 star); chronic absenteeism is 20.9%; free/reduced lunch is 55.64%; simple 2025–26 average is 41.3. It does not exceed the state in any listed 2025–26 test cell; relative bright spots are 3rd grade math 50% and 5th grade ELA 51.06%.

All three schools are below the state simple average of 54.7, but Oxford is closest at 51.2, followed by Coloma at 44.9 and Westfield at 41.3; the district is 44.3. Resource metrics are similar—per-student spending ranges from $13,373 to $13,852, and student-teacher ratios are 11.1 to 11.6—so they do not explain outcome differences. Chronic absenteeism varies more, from Oxford’s 8.2% to Westfield’s 20.9%, a 12.7 percentage-point gap that aligns with stronger and weaker outcomes. There are also stark grade-level differences: Coloma’s 3rd grade math is 86.67% while its 4th grade ELA is 18.75%; Oxford’s 5th grade math is 65% while its 3rd grade math is 23.08%; Westfield’s 5th grade ELA is 51.06% while its 3rd grade ELA and 4th grade science are 28.13%. Because enrollments are 100–275, small cohorts make year-to-year swings volatile; interpret changes with caution.