Summary
Lomira Middle is a grades 6–8 school with 223 students in Lomira, Wisconsin, part of the Lomira School District. In 2025–2026, it ranked 181st of 643 Wisconsin middle schools — the 72nd percentile, with 4 stars — while the district placed 89th of 432 districts (79th percentile). The school has been a steady 4-star performer, though its rank slipped from a recent high of 84th of 641 schools (87th percentile) in 2023–2024 to 162nd of 628 and then 181st of 643. About 29.15% of students received free or reduced-price lunch in 2024–2025, a moderate-poverty profile lower than the Fond du Lac and North Fond du Lac middle schools but higher than Campbellsport Middle and Kewaskum Middle.
Eighth grade is the academic standout. In 2025–2026, 80.70% of 8th graders were proficient in math, 80.70% in social studies, 73.68% in science, and 71.93% in English language arts — all well above state averages. Lomira's science score is the highest among nearby schools, ahead of Kewaskum at 66.89%, Campbellsport at 61.45%, and Oakfield Middle at 58.97%, while its math score trails only Oakfield's 92.31%. The picture is much weaker in 6th grade, where math proficiency of 45.83% is the lowest among nearby comparisons and below the state's 53.60%. Seventh grade is mixed: ELA is 65.85%, well above the state, but math is 54.88%, near the state average. One encouraging sign is cohort growth — today's 8th graders rose from 61.67% math proficiency in 6th grade to 69.64% in 7th and 80.70% in 8th.
Chronic absenteeism is a major strength at 6.4% in 2024–2025, far below Wisconsin's 17.3% and much lower than the Fond du Lac middle schools, which range from 16.5% to 25.5%; it has fallen from 19.1% in 2021–2022. Notably, the school achieves strong 8th grade results with the lowest per-student spending ($11,750) and highest student-teacher ratio (17.2) among nearby schools — a leaner resource profile worth watching. Special education students are a consistent bright spot, with effectiveness rankings in the 86th–94th percentile over three years. Overall, Lomira is upper-middle tier locally: Oakfield, Kewaskum, and Campbellsport rank higher, while Badger Middle is roughly tied.
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