Summary
Winneconne High is a public high school in Winneconne, Wisconsin, serving grades 9–12 with 487 students as part of the Winneconne Community School District, which ranks 24th of 432 Wisconsin districts — 94th percentile with 5 stars. The school itself ranked 31st of 533 high schools in 2025–2026, also 94th percentile and 5 stars, a sharp return to top-decile performance after slipping to 76th percentile in 2024–2025 and 71st in 2023–2024. It is smaller than all of its nearby comparison high schools except Omro.
Winneconne High's 2025–2026 10th-grade proficiency results lead every nearby high school in all four tested subjects: 67.46% in social studies, 72.73% in English language arts, 69.32% in mathematics, and 61.36% in science. That is roughly 18 to 26 percentage points above Wisconsin state averages, and ahead of its closest regional peers — Omro High (59.74% in ELA, 53.25% in math) and Hortonville High (64.44% in ELA, 53.80% in math) — in every subject. Larger nearby high schools trail further behind, including Neenah High, Menasha High, and Oshkosh's North High and West High. Gains were especially large in English language arts, up 23 points from 49.64% the year before, and in mathematics, up nearly 14 points.
Beyond test scores, 94.1% of students graduated in 2024–2025, above the state's 92.0%, and only 0.4% dropped out. Chronic absenteeism was 10.1%, well below the state's 17.3%, though Hortonville (1.6%) and Omro (6.6%) were lower. Winneconne also ranks exceptionally well for low-income students — 2nd of 446 schools in 2025–2026 — and improved sharply for female and male students. The school spends $15,521 per student with a low student-teacher ratio of 11.7. One caveat: the 2025–2026 surge is a large one-year jump, so future data will show whether it holds.
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