Summary
New Visions Charter School is a small public charter high school in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, serving grades 9–12 with 31 students and sharing a campus address with Badger High in the Lake Geneva-Genoa City Union High School School District.
The school is ranked 474th of 533 Wisconsin high schools in 2025–2026—the 11th percentile with a 1-star rating—while Badger High is ranked 170th of 533 (68th percentile, 3 stars). Test proficiency is low: ACT ELA, Math, and Science were 0% in 2025–26, and 10th-grade Social Studies Forward was 37.5%, below the district (47.02%) and state (48.25%). Its female subgroup ranks 417th of 461 (10th percentile, 0 stars). At the same time, graduation is a strength: 100.0% in 2024–25, up from 80.0% in 2021–22, above district and state and tied with Williams Bay High for highest locally. The dropout rate is 3.1%, the highest among nearby schools—Badger High is 0.4%, and several nearby schools report 0.0% to 0.7%. Chronic absenteeism is 0.0% from 2021–22 through 2024–25, far below the district (20.2%) and state (17.3%) in 2024–25; the next-lowest nearby rate is Burlington High School at 3.6%.
The school serves a higher-need population than most nearby schools: 48.39% free/reduced lunch in 2024–25, compared with Badger High (26.69%), East Troy High (21.65%), and Burlington High School (28.52%), though below Delavan-Darien High (54.21%) and Delavan Darien Technical School Inc (56.99%). Per-pupil spending was $19,406 in 2024–25—above Badger High ($16,280) and East Troy High ($17,052)—and has been volatile, reaching $28,231 and $28,637 in prior years. With only 31 students, rates can swing sharply from one student or small cohort to the next, so the 0% test scores, 100% graduation rate, 3.1% dropout rate, and 0% chronic absenteeism should all be read as small-number statistics. The student-teacher ratio data for 2023–24 (250) is not usable for fair comparison, likely reflecting a data error.
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