Best Public Schools in Allenton, WI

Allenton, Wisconsin is served by a single listed school, Allenton Elementary, an elementary school serving grades PK–5 with 417 students. It is part of the Slinger School District. There are no middle, high, or alternative schools included in this area's data, so families with older children would need to look outside this listing for those grade levels. Because there is only one school here, there are no within-city comparisons to make, but the school stands out strongly against district and state benchmarks.

Allenton Elementary is a 5-star school and has ranked in the top 5% of Wisconsin schools for three consecutive reported years: 20th of 1,061 in 2023–2024, 41st of 1,044 in 2024–2025, and 54th of 1,039 in 2025–2026. Its district, Slinger School District, is ranked 19th of 432 districts statewide with 5 stars. The school's clearest academic strength is mathematics, where proficiency generally falls in the mid-80s to low-90s across grades 3–5 in both reported years, far above state averages that ranged from 51.81% to 55.00%. It also exceeded the district in every reported math grade. English language arts is above state averages in every grade, often by 12 to 33 percentage points, though grades 3 and 4 fell below the very high district averages in both years, while grade 5 exceeded them. Grade 4 science and social studies were also comfortably above the state.

One of the most striking non-test measures is attendance: chronic absenteeism was just 1.6% in 2024–2025, compared with 2.5% for the district and 17.3% statewide. About 17.27% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, per-student spending is $12,091, and the student-teacher ratio is 16.2. No state comparisons were provided for those three context measures, so they are best viewed as background rather than as a judgment about the school. Taken together, the data describe a high-performing, well-attended elementary school in a highly ranked district, with mathematics as its standout subject and grade 3–4 English language arts as its only relative soft spot — and even there, results remain well above the state.