Summary:
Zip code 54963 in Wisconsin is served by two elementary schools, both part of the Omro School District: Omro Elementary, which covers grades 2–5 with 275 students, and Patch Elementary, which covers PK–1 with 215 students. Together they enroll 490 students, and the district is rated 126th of 432 districts in Wisconsin, at the 71st percentile with 4 stars.
Omro Elementary is the larger school and holds all the state test data, since it serves the tested grades. Its clearest strength is math: in 2025–2026, 3rd grade scored 65.67%, 4th grade 70.42%, and 5th grade 63.24%, all well above state averages — 4th grade math was more than 17 points above the state. Fourth grade social studies (74.65%) and science (57.75%) also beat the state. English language arts is more mixed: 5th grade ELA was above state at 57.35%, but 3rd grade ELA was 38.81%, more than 13 points below state, a clear watch point. Over two years, the school improved from 2 stars and the 45th percentile to 3 stars and the 59th percentile, a small step back from 61st the prior year but a solid gain overall.
Patch Elementary has no test scores or rank history because it serves PK–1, so the two schools cannot be compared academically. Where Patch shines is attendance: its chronic absenteeism rate of 6.1% is the lowest of the two, below the district's 6.5% and far below Wisconsin's 17.3%. Omro Elementary also has strong attendance at 7.1%. Both schools have similar free/reduced lunch rates (about 32% and 33%). Omro spends $15,334 per student versus $14,500 at Patch, and has a lower student-teacher ratio (10.7 vs 14.2), differences that likely reflect grade-level staffing rather than simple cause and effect.
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