Summary:
Pulaski, Wisconsin has just one public middle school: Pulaski Community Middle, which serves grades 6 through 8 and enrolls 846 students. It is the middle school for the Pulaski Community School District. Because it is the only middle school in the city, district-level middle-grade results mirror the school's results almost exactly, so the state averages are the more useful benchmark for families.
Academically, the school performs above the Wisconsin state average in every reported subject and grade in both years covered by the data — 16 out of 16 comparisons. In 2025–2026 it earned 4 stars and ranked 187th of 643 ranked Wisconsin middle schools, or the 71st percentile, up slightly from 69th percentile and 3 stars the prior year, though still below its 78th percentile from 2023–2024. Strongest results come in Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies, where proficiency beats state averages by roughly 6 to 12 percentage points. Science improved the most year over year, rising from 52.92% to 61.81%. Math in 8th grade was the most volatile: it posted the largest state advantage in 2024–2025 (69.58% vs. 53.06%) before falling to 59.72%, still +6.05 points above the state. Social Studies was the highest absolute score in the latest year at 72.22%.
Attendance is a clear strength. The chronic absenteeism rate is 7.9%, well below the district's 11.4% and less than half the state's 17.3%. The dropout rate is 0.3%, below the state's 1.1% but slightly above the district's 0.2%. Context figures for 2024–2025 include 21.51% free/reduced lunch, $13,393 in per-student spending, and a 14:1 student-teacher ratio; the data set offers no state or district comparators for those measures.
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