Summary:
Crivitz, Wisconsin is a small community served by three public schools in the Crivitz School District: Crivitz Elementary (PK–6, 470 students), Crivitz Middle (7–8, 120 students), and Crivitz High (9–12, 209 students), totaling 799 students. The district as a whole ranks 224 of 432 in Wisconsin — 48th percentile, 2 stars — but that average masks large differences between the three schools.
Crivitz High is the standout. It ranks 69th percentile with 3 stars in 2025–26, after two years at 87th percentile with 4 stars, well above the district. Its graduation rate is 96.3% versus the state's 92.0%, and its dropout rate is 0.4% versus 1.1%. ACT math proficiency is 63.83% against a state figure of 42.93%, with ELA and social studies also above state; science is the exception at 38.30% versus 43.20%, down from 58.82% the year before. The high school also spends the most per student ($19,405) and has the lowest student-teacher ratio (13.1). Its chronic absenteeism of 11.7% is above the district's 8.8% but far below the state's 17.3%.
Crivitz Middle has the best attendance at 6.8% chronic absenteeism and a 0.0% dropout rate, with strong 8th grade social studies (74.07% vs. 64.63% state) and science (55.56% vs. 51.86%), though 8th grade ELA lags at 42.59% vs. 54.38%. Crivitz Elementary is split: 6th grade ELA is 78.26% vs. 54.95% state and 6th grade math 65.22% vs. 53.60%, and 3rd grade is above state, but 4th grade math is 26.15% vs. 52.87% — a 26.72-point gap and the clearest academic concern, with its rank slipping to 41st percentile, 2 stars. Free/reduced lunch rates are nearly identical across all three schools (roughly 34–36%), and small grade-level cohorts mean single-year swings should be read cautiously.
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