Summary
JEDI Virtual K-12 is an alternative public school in Whitewater, WI, serving 188 students in grades PK–12 as part of the Marshall School District, which ranks 358th of 432 Wisconsin districts (17th percentile, 1 star). Because it is a virtual school, figures like student-teacher ratio and absenteeism can be interpreted differently than at a traditional building.
On completion and attendance, JEDI's results are mixed but improving. Its graduation rate climbed from 81.8% in 2021–22 to 100.0% in 2023–24 and 91.6% in 2024–25, close to the state's 92.0% and slightly above Johnson Creek Public School's 91.4%. The dropout rate, which spiked to 10.8% in 2021–22, fell to 1.6% in 2024–25 — above the district's 0.2% and the state's 1.1%, and higher than Johnson Creek's 0.7%. Chronic absenteeism at 10.9% beats the district (16.7%) and state (17.3%), though it is higher than Johnson Creek's 9.1% and Elkhorn Options Virtual School's 0.3%.
Academically, JEDI's clearest strengths are in English language arts: 8th-grade Forward ELA (66.67%) and 10th-grade ACT ELA (57.14%) both topped district and state averages. Math, science, and social studies lag — ACT Math and ACT Science were each 14.29%, and 10th-grade Forward Social Studies was 16.67%, far below district and state. With only 188 students, small tested groups make single-year scores swing widely. JEDI spends $7,395 per student, less than Elkhorn Options ($10,730) and Johnson Creek ($16,892), and its student-teacher ratio of 38.7 is the highest among these alternatives. Youth Services Center, with 10 students and $44,143 per pupil, serves a very different setting and is not a close peer.
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