State report cards: Majority of Wisconsin school districts meet or exceed expectations
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Darrell Williams, assistant state superintendent for the Division for Libraries and Technology (right), addresses students at Horizon Elementary in Sun Prairie. Department of Public Instruction photo.
The vast majority of Wisconsin's public school districts that received report cards met, exceeded or significantly exceeded expectations for the 2024-25 school year, according to new Department of Public Instruction data.
Meanwhile, 70 public schools failed to meet expectations. No public school districts were rated as failing to meet expectations, which DPI staff during a media briefing yesterda...
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