Summary
Trevor-Wilmot Grade is a PK–8 school serving 455 students in Trevor, a small community in southeastern Wisconsin, as part of the Trevor-Wilmot Consolidated School District. For 2025–2026 it ranks 482nd of 1,039 Wisconsin schools — 54th percentile, 3 stars — which puts it just above the state median and mid-pack among nearby schools. That is a long slide from the 80th percentile in 2018–2019, and from 69th percentile in 2022–2023 down to 54th now. The district itself rates higher, at 74th percentile and 4 stars.
Achievement is uneven by grade. Upper grades are a real strength: 7th-grade ELA was 85.19% and 8th-grade social studies 87.50%, versus state rates of 55.33% and 64.63%, and 6th–8th math and ELA all top Wisconsin averages. Fourth grade is the clear weak spot, with 4th-grade math at 35.56% against 52.87% statewide — a pattern that also appeared in earlier years. Compared with neighbors, Trevor-Wilmot trails Randall Consolidated School, Bristol Elementary, and Paris Elementary, roughly matches Riverview Elementary and Brighton Elementary, and outperforms Lakewood Elementary, Wheatland Center Elementary, Salem Elementary, and Brookwood Middle.
Chronic absenteeism is a bright spot: 9.7% in 2024–2025, well below the state's 17.3% and better than most nearby schools, and far below the 27.6% spike in 2021–2022. Resources look favorable too — $16,523 per student and a 12.1 student-teacher ratio, lower than most neighbors. What bears watching is the school's measured effectiveness for student groups, which weakened in 2025–2026: female, low-income, and special education students all sat at 2- to 3-star levels, while male students were the relatively strongest group. In short, this is a middle-performing school with strong upper-grade pockets, standout attendance, and clear room to improve in 4th-grade math and across student groups.
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