District and School Report Cards
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction released the latest report cards for school districts across the state. As part of the state’s accountability system, these report cards celebrate our schools’ successes as well as highlight opportunities for improvement. The School District of Onalaska prioritizes data-informed decision-making and continuously reviews information such as this to implement strategies to ensure growth and success. If you would like to learn more about DPI report cards, including their detailed measures, click here.
Overview
As a district, we received a score of 71.5 which is categorized as “Exceeds Expectations”. It’s important to note this data reflects previous school years, including the 2023-24 school year. While it is just now being released to our families and the public, our school district has had access to parts of it since the beginning of this school year. That has allowed us to begin reflection as well as the work toward continued success.
Highlights
- Our overall district score improved from 68.2 (“Meets Expectations”) to 71.5 (“Exceeds Expectations”)
- Our overall achievement was the same or higher than 78.2% of districts in the state
- Our overall growth was the same or higher than 86.3% of districts in the state
You can access our full report card below. As a district that holds continuous improvement as one of our core values, our Strategic Plan serves as a blueprint to steer our efforts towards greater success. Our strategic plan encompasses goals, objectives, and initiatives that align with our overarching vision of becoming a model school district in service of students, staff, and community, and mission of working together to ensure high levels of learning for all.