Summary:
Middle schools in the Weyauwega-Fremont School District in Wisconsin serve grades 5 through 8, with two schools enrolling a combined 187 students. The district is ranked 165 of 432 districts statewide, placing it in the 62nd percentile with a 3-star rating. The two schools differ sharply in size: one is a mid-sized middle school, while the other is a very small school that also includes 5th grade.
Weyauwega Middle serves grades 6–8 with 153 students and is the stronger performer. It ranked in the 68th percentile in 2025–26 (3 stars), down from the 75th percentile in 2023–24 (4 stars), but still above the district. Its standout strength is attendance: chronic absenteeism was 4.7%, far below the district's 6.0% and the state's 17.3%. English Language Arts is strong, with 7th grade at 83.72% proficient — well above the state's 55.33% — and 6th grade at 62.96%. Math is solid in 6th (57.41%) and 7th (67.44%) grades, but 8th grade math is a clear weakness at 47.37%, below the state's 53.67%.
Fremont STEM Academy Inc. serves grades 5–8 with just 34 students, spending $18,042 per student with a student–teacher ratio of 11.3 — both more favorable than Weyauwega's $16,832 and 13.9. Its chronic absenteeism of 9.1% is about half the state rate but higher than the district's. Because of its small size, scores swing widely from year to year, such as 6th grade math moving from 91.67% to 42.86%, so results should be read cautiously. Overall, Weyauwega leads on proficiency and attendance; both schools share 8th grade math as their clearest academic concern, while ELA is the strongest subject area.
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