Summary:
Stockbridge, Wisconsin is a single-campus PK–12 community served by three schools — Stockbridge Elementary (PK–5, 99 students), Stockbridge Middle (6–8, 40 students), and Stockbridge High (9–12, 53 students) — all sharing one address and 192 total students. The Stockbridge School District ranks 312th of 432 Wisconsin districts (28th percentile, 1 star), and that single rating is applied to all three schools. It is the least informative number here, because it flattens three very different schools into one label.
Stockbridge High is the clear standout: 63rd of 533 Wisconsin high schools (88th percentile, 4 stars), a 100% graduation rate, and 10th-grade ACT proficiency far above state in English language arts (84.62% vs. 48.47%), math (69.23% vs. 42.93%), and science (61.54% vs. 43.2%). One caution for parents: this school's rank has swung 89th → 20th → 88th percentile across reported years, which at a 10th-grade cohort of about 13 students likely reflects small-group noise more than real swings in teaching quality.
Stockbridge Elementary has the area's best attendance — chronic absenteeism of 3.6%, versus 8.7% district and 17.3% statewide — but math is a persistent weak spot, 31 to 36 points below state in every grade, and its ranking slipped from the 47th to the 18th percentile in three years. Stockbridge Middle has spent three straight years in the bottom quartile (19th percentile, 1 star), with the largest gap in the data: 7th grade math at 9.09% versus 55.67% statewide. With grade cohorts of ten to twenty students, treat every sharp number as a signal needing a second year of confirmation.
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