Summary:
The city of Pepin, Wisconsin is home to two schools: Pepin High and Pepin Elementary, both part of the Pepin Area School District. Pepin High has consistently ranked among the top 100 high schools in Wisconsin, with a strong 91% four-year graduation rate and students performing significantly better than the state average on standardized tests. In contrast, Pepin Elementary has not performed as strongly, with a current ranking of 259 out of 1,044 elementary schools in the state and more mixed test scores.
Pepin High has 116 students, while Pepin Elementary has 114 students. Both schools have relatively low student-teacher ratios, with Pepin High at 11.4 and Pepin Elementary at 9.6. However, the free and reduced lunch rate is significantly higher at Pepin Elementary (31.6%) compared to Pepin High (17.2%), indicating a higher level of economic disadvantage at the elementary school.
Overall, the data suggests that Pepin High is a standout school in the Pepin area, while Pepin Elementary has more mixed performance. The significant difference in test scores between the two schools, particularly in math and English language arts, could indicate a need for better alignment of curriculum and teaching practices across the district.
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