Summary
New Richmond High is a public school serving grades 9–12 with 1,047 students in New Richmond, Wisconsin, a small city in the St. Croix Valley near the Minnesota border. In 2025–2026 it ranked 90th of 533 Wisconsin high schools — the 83rd percentile, with 4 stars — placing it second among nearby public high schools behind Baldwin-Woodville High and just ahead of Hudson High and Amery High. It is part of the New Richmond School District, which ranks at the 80th percentile statewide.
Academically, New Richmond is above the Wisconsin average in every tested subject, and math is its standout. In 2025–2026, 61.95% of students were proficient in math — about 19 points above the state average and the highest among nearby high schools, including Hudson (60.66%) and Baldwin-Woodville (58.33%). English language arts is also strong, about 11 points above the state, and science and social studies are above state as well, though social studies is mid-pack locally, below Amery, Baldwin-Woodville, Somerset, and Osceola. Math and science proficiency have risen substantially since 2022–2023.
Other indicators are more mixed. The dropout rate is very low — 0.2% versus the state’s 1.1% — but the 91.8% graduation rate is essentially even with the state’s 92.0% and below most nearby high schools, including Osceola (99.2%), Amery (99.1%), and Hudson (96.9%). Chronic absenteeism, at 15.4%, is better than the state’s 17.3% but above the district’s 13.3% and has climbed from 11.0% in 2020–2021. Per-student spending has risen 22.4% in three years to $15,261, and the student-teacher ratio improved from 17.6 to 15.8, still higher than several nearby schools. Among student groups, results are strongest for special education students (90th percentile, 5 stars) and Hispanic students (88th percentile).
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