Summary
Indian Trail High School and Academy is a grade 9–12 public school in Kenosha, Wisconsin, serving 1,902 students—the largest enrollment in its comparison group—within the Kenosha School District. In 2025–26, Indian Trail High School and Academy ranked 327th of 533 Wisconsin high schools (39th percentile, 2 stars), up from 9th percentile in 2016–17, though it dipped to 23rd percentile in 2024–25. The district ranks 340th of 432 (21st percentile, 1 star). Key numbers include a 95.8% graduation rate, 1.4% dropout rate, 28.9% chronic absenteeism, 40.06% free/reduced lunch, $13,568 per-pupil spending, and a 19.1 student-teacher ratio.
Academically, Indian Trail outperforms the Kenosha School District in all four tested areas. English Language Arts is essentially at the state level, while math, science, and social studies trail Wisconsin by roughly 7–9 percentage points. Compared with nearby schools, it generally beats Bradford High, Tremper High, Reuther Central High, Park High, and Case High. It trails Lakeview Technology Academy, a much higher-performing outlier, and has a mixed profile against Harborside Academy and The REAL School.
Chronic absenteeism is the biggest engagement challenge at 28.9%, far above the state's 17.3% and slightly above the district's 27.6%. For student groups, Indian Trail shows above-average effectiveness for English Language Learners and several groups, including Asian, African American, and Hispanic students, while special education and low-SES students rank lower—priority areas for support. Despite having the largest enrollment and a higher student-teacher ratio than most neighbors, Indian Trail generally outperforms neighboring comprehensive high schools. Overall, it is a large, improving school with strengths in graduation rate, ELA, and several student-group outcomes, but it faces clear challenges in absenteeism, math/science/social studies proficiency, and support for special education and low-SES students.
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