The top reported proficiency rate is 64% in Math. The lowest is 57% in English language arts.
Original Research by School Decision on Stone Creek School
Stone Creek School serves second and third grade students in Roscoe, a family-oriented village in northern Winnebago County near the Wisconsin border. The school is part of Kinnikinnick CCSD 131, a small district serving the Roscoe and Rockton area.
The school's academic results show mixed performance in the most recent state assessments. In math, third grade students achieved proficiency levels above the midpoint for schools in Winnebago County; in English language arts, third grade performance was somewhat lower. Fourth grade and higher grades do not appear in the data because Stone Creek serves only grades two and three. The school tested all eligible students, and the data carries a notation that cut scores on the state assessment changed from prior years, so direct year-to-year comparisons are not possible.
Relative to other districts in Winnebago County, Stone Creek's overall proficiency index falls above the midpoint, placing it in a middle-to-upper position among its peers. This reflects a school where roughly two-thirds of tested third graders are meeting state standards in math, while about half meet them in English language arts. Parents may want to explore with the school what specific supports are in place for students working toward proficiency in reading and writing.
The school's enrollment is small, serving about a few hundred students in two grade levels. The student body is predominantly white, with smaller shares of Hispanic, multiracial, and other students. The school serves a neighborhood within Roscoe, which is experiencing steady residential growth with new subdivisions and mixed housing stock from older homes to newer townhouses and condominiums. Housing values in the area are moderate compared to state and national benchmarks, and the community draws many families with married-couple households with children.
The broader context includes a district that recently implemented an inquiry-based social studies curriculum using Houghton Mifflin Harcourt materials, with the largest shift visible at Roscoe Middle School. The district is also planning an electronic learning program for emergency days under recent state legislation. These pedagogical changes will shape the educational pathway as children advance.
Enrollment data on free and reduced price lunch eligibility, English learner status, and special education counts were not available in the school's records. State testing data for grades four through eight appear missing because those grades are not served at this school. A parent considering Stone Creek should expect an elementary-only experience centered on foundational skills in a stable, growing suburban-rural community.
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