Summary:
Kansasville, Wisconsin is home to just two public schools, both elementary schools serving students in grades PK–8: Brighton Elementary (196 students) in Brighton #1 School District, and Kansasville Elementary (81 students) in Dover #1 School District. There are no middle schools, high schools, or alternative schools listed here, so families in this area attend one of these two small PK–8 campuses.
Kansasville Elementary is the clear academic standout. It earned a 5-star rating and ranked 59th of 1,039 schools statewide in 2025–2026 — the 94th percentile — up from the 66th percentile two years earlier. Its math results are especially striking: in 2024–2025, grades 3, 4, 5, and 7 each reached 100% proficiency in math, and grade 7 remained at 100% in 2025–2026. It spends $16,500 per student with a 10.6-to-1 student-teacher ratio, and it has a higher free/reduced lunch rate (44.44%) and higher chronic absenteeism (20.8%, above the state's 17.3%).
Brighton Elementary stands out in different ways. Its chronic absenteeism is just 6.2% — far below both the state rate and Kansasville's — and its free/reduced lunch rate is 20.41%. However, its state rank has slid from the 90th percentile to 72nd to 52nd, and it spends less per student ($11,884). Both schools report 0.0% dropout against a 1.1% state rate, and both post solid subject-level scores, though Kansasville's 2025–2026 figures cover fewer grades.
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