Summary:
Baldwin, Wisconsin has just two listed public schools — Greenfield Elementary (PK–5) and Baldwin-Woodville High (9–12) — both part of the Baldwin-Woodville Area School District, which ranks 106th of 432 Wisconsin districts (75th percentile, 4 stars). Together they enroll 1,303 students, 770 in the elementary school and 533 in the high school. One structural gap stands out: no middle school for grades 6–8 appears in this data, so families should confirm where those grades are served.
Baldwin-Woodville High is the academic standout. In 2025–2026 it ranked 54th of 533 schools — the 90th percentile with 5 stars — a sharp rebound from 181st of 431 (58th percentile, 3 stars) in 2024–2025. Graduation is 96.1% versus the state's 92.0%, and the dropout rate is 0.0% versus 1.1%. Tenth-grade proficiency beats the state in every reported subject, including ACT ELA 68.52% vs. 48.47% and ACT Math 58.33% vs. 42.93%. The caution is attendance: chronic absenteeism of 14.1% is better than the state's 17.3% but higher than the district's 12.5%.
Greenfield Elementary is strongest in the upper grades and in attendance. Every reported 2025–2026 subject beat the state, led by 4th-grade Math (72.83% vs. 52.87%), Social Studies (80.43% vs. 65.51%), and Science (70.65% vs. 53.46%); 3rd-grade math was roughly at state (54.78% vs. 54.75%). Chronic absenteeism of 11.2% beats both the district and the state. Its ranking slipped from the 70th percentile with 4 stars to the 66th percentile with 3 stars, even as scores stayed above state. It also has a higher free/reduced lunch rate (30.52% vs. 21.58%) while receiving less per-student spending ($13,094 vs. $14,218); student-teacher ratios are similar (15.6 vs. 16.1).
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