Summary:
Krakow, Wisconsin is a one-school community: Fairview Elementary is the only school in the data, serving grades PK–5 with 99 students, and it belongs to the Pulaski Community School District, which ranks 108th of 432 Wisconsin districts — the 75th percentile, with 4 stars. Students in grades 6 and above attend school outside the community.
Fairview's clearest strength is attendance. Its chronic absenteeism rate is 6.5%, compared with 11.4% in the district and 17.3% statewide — roughly 43% below the district and 62% below the state. The school is also heavily resourced for its size, with a 7.9:1 student–teacher ratio and $22,605 in spending per student. On the 2025–26 Forward Exam, Fairview beat the state on 5 of 8 tests, up from 2 of 8 the year before. Its combined English/language arts and math average rose to 61.68, against 64.67 for the district and 53.17 for the state. Statewide, the school ranks 425th of 1,039 — the 59th percentile with 3 stars — an improvement from 566th and 2 stars. Grade 3 was the brightest spot, posting 87.5% in ELA and 75% in math.
The main caveat is size. With roughly 8 to 12 students tested per grade, a single child moves results by 8 to 12 percentage points, so year-to-year swings largely reflect different children rather than clear trends. Grade 4 is the weak spot: 45.45% in both ELA and math in 2025–26, below both district and state, and social studies is also below both at 63.64%. Still, the two student groups that can be followed from one year to the next improved in both subjects.
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