Summary:
ZIP code 53048 is served by three public schools — Lomira Elementary (grades PK–5, 241 students), Lomira Middle (grades 6–8, 223 students), and Lomira High (grades 9–12, 300 students) — all part of the Lomira School District in Lomira, Wisconsin, together enrolling 764 students. The district ranks 89th of 432 Wisconsin districts, placing it in the 79th percentile with 4 stars.
Lomira High is the clearest standout: 5 stars and the 91st percentile in 2025–2026, up from 4 stars and the 72nd percentile the year before and 2 stars and the 42nd percentile in 2023–2024. Its 2025–2026 proficiency beat the state in every reported subject, including 69.70% in 10th grade social studies (state 48.25%) and 64.18% in ACT mathematics (state 42.93%). Lomira Middle has held 4 stars for three straight years, with 8th grade results of 80.70% in both mathematics and social studies, and 73.68% in science — each far above state. Lomira Elementary rose from the 50th to the 67th percentile and topped the state in every reported 2025–2026 elementary test, including 70.00% in 3rd grade math and 72.58% in 4th grade social studies.
Chronically low absenteeism is the district's shared strength: 5.8% at the elementary school, 6.4% at the middle school, and 7.2% at the high school, versus 17.3% statewide. Dropout and graduation outcomes also favor these schools, with Lomira High graduating 95.3% (state 92.0%). The main relative weakness is 6th grade mathematics at Lomira Middle (45.83% vs. 53.60% state). Resources differ — per-student spending runs from $11,750 at the middle school to $17,961 at the high school — but outcomes remain strong across all three.
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