Summary
Menomonee Falls High is a 9–12 public high school in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, a suburban community in the Milwaukee area, serving 1,261 students as part of the Menomonee Falls School District. In 2025–2026 it ranks 79th of 533 Wisconsin high schools — the 85th percentile, at 4 stars — while its district places 69th of 432 districts statewide. Recent years have been consistent 4-star showings, below the school's 2016–2019 peak as a 5-star, top-5–8% school, but stronger than its 2022–2023 results.
Academically, 10th-graders score above state averages in all four tested areas: social studies 60.33% (state 48.25%), English language arts 56.94% (48.47%), math 57.99% (42.93%) and science 55.56% (43.20%), with math and science the biggest advantages. Nearby comparisons are mixed. Hamilton High and Brookfield East High top Menomonee Falls in every subject, while Germantown High is a close peer — Menomonee Falls leads in social studies, trails in ELA and math, and is nearly tied in science. Completion metrics are a clear strength: a 98.4% graduation rate, 0.3% dropout rate, and 10.1% chronic absenteeism, all far better than state averages and comparable to those higher-scoring neighbors.
Subgroup results are another bright spot. African American students rank 3rd of 84 schools (96th percentile, 5 stars) and low-income students 29th of 446 (93rd percentile, 5 stars), with special education students and multiracial students also above average — signs the school reaches groups often underserved elsewhere. Menomonee Falls spends $14,282 per student, less than Brookfield East High and Brown Deer Middle/High, yet still produces above-state proficiency and strong completion rates. Overall, this is a strong, above-average Wisconsin high school that clearly outperforms the Milwaukee schools in this comparison set, though nearby Hamilton and Brookfield East operate at a higher academic level.
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