Summary:
Prairie Farm, Wisconsin is home to a single public high school: Prairie Farm High, a grades 9–12 school with 125 students serving the Prairie Farm Public School District, which ranks 216 of 432 districts statewide. Because there is only one high school in the city, there are no other local high schools to compare it against — the most useful benchmarks are the district, Wisconsin state averages, and how the school has changed from year to year.
The school's strengths are clear. Its graduation rate was 100% in 2024–25, above the state's 92%, and its dropout rate was 0.0%, better than the state's 1.1%. Chronic absenteeism was 12.2%, better than the state's 17.3% but higher than the district's 9.1%. In the humanities, students scored above the state in both Social Studies (65.22% proficient vs. 48.25%) and English Language Arts (61.76% vs. 48.47%), and both subjects improved over the prior year. Families should also note the small setting: 125 students, an 11.5 student-teacher ratio, $18,515 per-pupil spending, and 32% free/reduced lunch.
The biggest concern is math and science. In 2024–25, proficiency was well above the state in both (60% in math, 64% in science); in 2025–26, both fell to 26.47%, roughly 16–17 points below the state's 42.93% in math and 43.2% in science. Overall rank has swung widely — 51st percentile with 3 stars in 2023–24, 85th percentile with 4 stars in 2024–25, and 47th percentile with 2 stars in 2025–26. With only 125 students across four grades, small cohorts can produce large swings, so year-to-year changes should be read with caution.
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