Summary:
Boyceville, Wisconsin is served by the Boyceville Community School District, which lists three public schools — Tiffany Creek Elementary (PK–5), Boyceville Middle (6–8), and Boyceville High (9–12) — with 693 students in total and no alternative school listed. The district ranks 178 of 432 in Wisconsin, placing it in the 59th percentile with 3 stars.
Tiffany Creek Elementary is the largest school with 327 students, and its results are above state in grades 3–5 ELA (57.69%, 71.74%, 67.44% vs. 52.08%, 53.87%, 53.63%), 4th-grade science (76.09% vs. 53.46%), and 4th-grade social studies (76.09% vs. 65.51%), with chronic absenteeism of only 4.6%. Its clear weak spot is 4th-grade math: 39.13% proficient vs. 52.87% statewide, and 50% vs. 53.96% the prior year. Boyceville Middle has the strongest overall profile, scoring above state in every reported subject in 2025–2026, and the lowest absenteeism at 3.2% — while spending the least per student ($11,578) with the highest student-teacher ratio (15.6).
Boyceville High has improved markedly, moving from 1 star / 20th percentile to 3 stars / 53rd percentile, and its ACT ELA (57.78% vs. 48.47%) is well above state. However, chronic absenteeism is 14.7% — more than four times the middle school's rate and above the district's 7.5%, though below the state's 17.3% — graduation is 88.4% vs. 92.0% statewide, dropout is 1.9% vs. 1.1%, and Forward social studies is 37.5% vs. 48.25%. Overall, the district is solid, with strong results below high school and attendance and completion gaps worth watching at the high school.
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