Summary
Winneconne Elementary is a PK–5 school with 823 students in Winneconne, Wisconsin, a small community in Winnebago County, and it is part of the Winneconne Community School District. It ranked 124th of 1,039 Wisconsin elementary schools in 2025–2026 (88th percentile, four stars), while its district ranks 24th of 432 (five stars). The school is notably larger than nearby elementaries, which enroll 204 to 423 students.
On the 2025–2026 Forward Exam, proficiency is above the state average in every tested subject and grade: 85.16% in 3rd grade ELA and 82.81% in 3rd grade math (state: 52.08% and 54.75%), 80.99% in 4th grade math and social studies, and 64.75% in 5th grade ELA and math. A simple average of the eight reported figures is about 74%, versus about 55% statewide. Most Oshkosh Area School District elementaries sit far lower, often in the 30–43% range. Oakwood Elementary is a genuine peer, beating Winneconne in 5th grade ELA and math and in 4th grade science and social studies; Traeger Elementary lost in 7 of 8 tests, and Omro Elementary trailed in every comparison. Watch points: 5th grade ELA and math, both 64.75% (down from 77.27% and 82.73%), and 4th grade science at 61.98% (down from 67.67%) — still above state averages.
Chronic absenteeism is 10.4%, below the 17.3% state rate and improved from 17.7% in 2021–2022. The school spends $11,754 per student — less than every nearby school with reported spending ($13,245–$16,689) — yet gets higher proficiency, a striking efficiency result. The student–teacher ratio is 13.4, down from 14.5 three years ago, and 20.41% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. Low-income students rank in the 93rd–98th percentile statewide and special-education students in the 82nd–96th, showing the school adds value for higher-need students. Female students rank 77th percentile, down from 87th in 2023–2024 — still above average, but worth monitoring.
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