Summary
Parkview Elementary is a PK–4 school serving 264 students in New London, Wisconsin, within the New London School District. In 2025–2026, Parkview ranked 207th of 1,039 Wisconsin elementary schools — the 80th percentile with 4 stars — while the district as a whole ranked 238th of 432 districts, the 45th percentile with 2 stars. That gap is the headline: Parkview performs well above the district it belongs to. Its rank history is steady, with 4-star ratings in 2022–2023, 2023–2024, 2024–2025 and 2025–2026, after a dip to the 63rd percentile, 3 stars, in 2021–2022.
Compared with other New London elementary schools, Parkview stands out. Readfield Elementary ranked at the 58th percentile, Sugar Bush Elementary at the 40th, and Lincoln Elementary at the 43rd. Parkview also has one of the higher poverty rates in that group — 46.97% of students qualified for free or reduced lunch in 2024–2025 — yet its low-income students ranked 75th of 848, the 91st percentile with 5 stars, above the school's overall ranking. Test scores follow the same pattern: in 2025–2026, Parkview led the same-district group in 3rd grade ELA and math, 4th grade ELA, social studies and science, with Readfield Elementary edging ahead only in 4th grade math. Parkview's results track close to Hortonville Elementary's even though Parkview's free/reduced lunch rate is far higher. Outside the district, North Greenville Elementary ranks higher but serves a much lower-poverty population.
Parkview keeps chronic absenteeism low: 5.5% in 2024–2025, versus 7.7% for the district and 17.3% statewide. Per-student spending was $14,665 and the student-teacher ratio 13.3 — moderate for the area, so the results don't appear to come from unusually small classes or extra funding. Keep a few caveats in mind: Parkview serves only PK–4 while some neighbors serve PK–5 or PK–8, and small schools can see noticeable year-to-year score swings as one class moves through. Scores did shift between 2024–2025 and 2025–2026 — 4th grade math and science both moved from 80% to 69.57% — but all remained above district and state averages.
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