Summary:
Bloomer, Wisconsin is served by three public schools — Bloomer Elementary (PK–4, 521 students), Bloomer Middle (5–8, 350 students), and Bloomer High (9–12, 400 students) — all part of the Bloomer School District, with no alternative schools listed. Combined enrollment is 1,271 students, and the district overall ranks 283 of 432 in Wisconsin, the 34th percentile, with a 2-star rating. That puts the district in the lower-middle portion of the state, but results vary a lot from school to school.
Bloomer Elementary is the standout. Its 2025–2026 rank is 381 of 1,039, the 63rd percentile with 3 stars, up from the 36th percentile in 2023–2024 and the 47th in 2024–2025. Its math and social studies scores are well above state: 3rd-grade math 68.06% proficient vs. 54.75%, 4th-grade math 64.44% vs. 52.87%, and 4th-grade social studies 81.11% vs. 65.51%. Chronic absenteeism is 8.2%, less than half the state's 17.3%.
Bloomer Middle sits at 2 stars, with its percentile slipping from 45 to 37 over three years. Its main weakness is math: every tested grade fell below the state in 2025–2026, including 8th grade at 39.33% vs. 53.67%. Bloomer High combines strong completion outcomes — a 95.9% graduation rate and 0.2% dropout rate, both better than the state — with below-state ACT results, including 32.29% in math and 29.17% in science. Notably, the high school spends the most per student ($15,343 vs. roughly $13,554 and $13,594), yet does not show stronger relative outcomes.
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