Summary
Robbins Elementary is a K–5 school in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, serving 522 students as part of the Eau Claire Area School District, and it is the largest same-district elementary in its nearby comparison group.
In 2025-26, Robbins Elementary ranked 338th of 1039 schools (67th percentile, 3 stars), above the district's overall standing (48th percentile, 2 stars). That's a rebound: the school was once in the top decile (94th percentile in 2015-16), slipped to 56th percentile in 2024-25, and has recovered on broad gains in English/language arts, social studies, and science. Fourth-grade ELA (67.12%) and fourth-grade social studies (84.93%) are among the strongest nearby, second only to Flynn Elementary. Math is more mixed: 3rd- and 5th-grade math exceed state averages, but 4th-grade math (56.16%) trails the district and several peers, including Meadowview Elementary (78.69%), Altoona Intermediate (73.64%), Putnam Heights Elementary, and Manz Elementary. Chronic absenteeism is a clear strength at 9.8%, well below the district (16.4%) and state (17.3%), though a few nearby schools—Altoona Intermediate, Chippewa Valley Montessori Charter School, and Putnam Heights Elementary—post lower rates.
Robbins has the lowest free/reduced-lunch rate among nearby schools at 27.97%, spends $16,651 per student, and has a 12.4 student-teacher ratio—larger classes than Flynn Elementary, Longfellow Elementary, and Lakeshore Elementary, among others. Outcomes for special education students (76th percentile) and low-SES students (57th percentile) have improved, while multiracial students fell to 46th percentile (2 stars), a gap worth watching. Overall, Robbins is a solid, above-average choice within its district; strengths are ELA, social studies, attendance, and improving subgroup results, with 4th-grade math and science as areas to monitor. It trails Meadowview Elementary, Manz Elementary, and Altoona Intermediate overall, despite serving a lower-poverty population.
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