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Wisconsin school enrollment dropped nearly 2% in 2025-26, driven by lower birth rates and school choice, threatening district funding and prompting closures.
Wisconsin public school enrollment dropped by 14,087 students in 2025-26, a nearly 2% decline, with 68 of 72 counties reporting decreases.
The state’s enrollment has fallen 7.3% since 2002, far steeper than the national 1.3% drop, driven by lower birth rates, increased school choice, and demographic shifts.
Some districts face funding challenges due to enrollment-based aid, prompting closures or consolidations.
While most areas declined, three counties saw gains, led by McFarland’s virtual high school, which added 678 students.
Officials warn ongoing declines could lead to budget cuts and more difficult decisions for schools and communities.
La matrícula en las escuelas de Wisconsin cayó casi un 2% en 2025-26, impulsada por tasas de natalidad más bajas y elección de escuelas, lo que amenazó el financiamiento del distrito y provocó cierres.