Summary:
Whitehall Memorial Junior/Senior High is the only high school in the Whitehall School District, a combined grades 6–12 school in Whitehall, Wisconsin, with 321 students. Because it is the district’s sole high school, parents should compare it mainly with state averages and its own prior-year results. It serves middle and high school grades together, so its overall academic picture includes 6th–8th grade test scores as well as 10th grade and ACT results. No test values in this data summary are suppressed.
The school’s standout strengths are engagement and completion. It reports a 100.0% graduation rate, a 0.0% dropout rate, and 1.6% chronic absenteeism, compared with Wisconsin’s 92.0%, 1.1%, and 17.3%. In 2025–2026, it is above state in 8th grade social studies (74.14% vs. 64.63%), 8th grade math (60.34% vs. 53.67%), and 10th grade social studies (53.7% vs. 48.25%). Eighth grade science is essentially at state (51.72% vs. 51.86%). In 2024–2025, 7th grade math (69.64% vs. 55.53%) and 8th grade math (70.21% vs. 53.06%) were well above state.
Academic results are uneven and often below state, especially in 2025–2026. ACT scores are far below state in ELA (29.82% vs. 48.47%), mathematics (29.82% vs. 42.93%), and science (22.81% vs. 43.2%). Sixth grade foundations are low in ELA (28.3% vs. 54.95%) and math (26.42% vs. 53.6%), and ELA is generally below state across Forward and ACT results. The school’s 2025–2026 rank is 383rd of 533, at the 28th percentile with 1 star; the district is 370th of 432, at the 14th percentile with 1 star. The school also reports 43.3% free/reduced lunch, $18,644 per-student spending, and an 11.1 student-teacher ratio. Overall, the school has strong attendance and completion but mixed academic proficiency and clearer weaknesses in early middle school ELA/math and ACT readiness.
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