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Schools in Zip Code 54758


At a glance
3
Schools
747
Students
Top rankedOsseo-Fairchild Elementary496th of 1,039 Wisconsin elementary schools
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Biggest riser
Osseo-Fairchild Elementary up 114 spots statewide this year
Summary:

ZIP code 54758 is Osseo, Wisconsin, home to three public schools serving roughly 747 students in the Osseo-Fairchild School District: Osseo-Fairchild Elementary (PK–5, 367 students), Osseo-Fairchild Middle (6–8, 161 students), and Osseo-Fairchild High (9–12, 219 students). No alternative schools are listed. The district itself is rated 1 star at the 29th percentile, yet each school ranks higher on its own in 2025–2026, which likely reflects different ranking cohorts and timing.

Osseo-Fairchild Elementary is the standout and the only 3-star school here, climbing from the 34th to the 42nd to the 52nd percentile over three years. It beats the state in 3rd grade math (70.59% vs. 54.75%), 4th grade science (62% vs. 53.46%), 4th grade social studies (72% vs. 65.51%), and 5th grade math (57.89% vs. 51.81%); its main gap is English Language Arts, with 3rd grade at 41.18% vs. 52.08% and 5th grade at 44.74% vs. 53.63%. Osseo-Fairchild Middle has the best attendance habits — 6.4% chronic absenteeism and a 0.0% dropout rate — but slipped from 3 stars to 2 stars, and its 8th grade results fall well below state in ELA (37.74% vs. 54.38%), social studies (49.06% vs. 64.63%), science (39.62% vs. 51.86%), and math (43.40% vs. 53.67%). Its 7th grade ELA and math are slightly above state.

Osseo-Fairchild High is the most mixed picture: a 98.2% graduation rate vs. the state's 92.0% and a 0.4% dropout rate vs. 1.1%, with improvement to 2 stars and the 41st percentile, yet chronic absenteeism is 23.9% against a district rate of 11.4% and a state rate of 17.3%, and ACT ELA, math, and science trail the state, though 10th grade social studies leads at 53.49% vs. 48.25%. Attendance is the clearest divide across levels, with elementary (5.4%) and middle (6.4%) far below the state. Spending is highest at the high school ($21,214) and lowest at the middle school ($16,587), with student-teacher ratios all fairly low (10.8 to 12.2), so resources alone do not explain the test-score pattern.

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