Summary
Rosholt Middle is a small, rural public school in Rosholt, Wisconsin, serving grades 6–8 with 78 students as part of the Rosholt School District. The school ranked 365 of 643 Wisconsin schools in 2025–2026, placing it at the 43rd percentile with 2 stars, while its district ranked 219 of 432 districts (49th percentile, 2 stars).
Rosholt Middle's rank history shows steady recovery from the bottom quartile — from the 15th percentile (1 star) in 2020–2021 to the 40th–48th percentile range in recent years. Compared with nearby schools, it is closest to P J Jacobs Junior High (also 43rd percentile, 2 stars), but it trails Benjamin Franklin Junior High (67th percentile, 3 stars) and Amherst Middle (72nd percentile, 4 stars). Rosholt spends $19,165 per student — roughly 21% more than Benjamin Franklin, 24% more than P J Jacobs, and 41% more than Amherst. It also had much lower chronic absenteeism (4.9%) than the state (17.3%), Benjamin Franklin (18.8%), and P J Jacobs (22.1%), and a lower free/reduced lunch rate (21.79%) than its neighbors. However, absenteeism was 15.0% the year before, so this is a recent strength rather than a settled pattern.
Academically, results vary widely by grade and subject. Strengths include 7th grade ELA (75.76% proficient, above the state's 55.33% and every nearby school) and 7th grade Math (63.64%). Weak spots include 8th grade ELA (39.02%), 6th grade Math (39.47%), and 8th grade Science (39.02%, well below the state's 51.86%). Special education effectiveness is a relative bright spot at the 62nd percentile, 3 stars, above the school's overall 2-star rating. With only 78 students, percentages can swing with just a few students' results.
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