Summary:
Brooklyn, Wisconsin is served by a single public school: Brooklyn Elementary, an elementary building covering grades PK–4 with 363 students. It belongs to the Oregon School District, a 4-star district ranked 50th of 432 in Wisconsin (88th percentile). Because Brooklyn has only one school, there are no in-city peers to compare it with — the meaningful benchmarks are its own district and the state as a whole.
By state standards, this is a strong school. Its 2025-26 rank is 138th of 1,039 ranked elementary schools (87th percentile) with 4 stars, a rating it has held for three straight years, though its percentile has moved around (89 → 81 → 87). In 2025-26, every tested subject and grade beat the state by 13 to 23 percentage points, with the largest margins in Science (+22.86), 3rd grade Math (+22.30) and 3rd grade ELA (+21.69). The most interesting shift is against its own district: in 2024-25 the school trailed the district on all six tested measures (average gap −5.41 points), but in 2025-26 it is above the district in 3rd grade ELA, 3rd grade Math and Science, and the average gap has narrowed to −0.38 points — essentially level with a very high-performing district.
Attendance is a standout: chronic absenteeism of 4.2% is about half the district's 8.7% and roughly a quarter of the state's 17.3%. Resources look favorable too — $16,745 per student, an 11.5:1 student-teacher ratio, and 21.76% free/reduced lunch. Worth watching: 4th grade Math fell 6.21 points year over year (74.63% to 68.42%), while 3rd grade Math and ELA each gained more than 8 points. Note that only grades 3 and 4 are tested, Social Studies and Science only at grade 4, and attendance, spending, ratio and lunch data cover one year only.
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