Summary:
Stockbridge, Wisconsin is served by a single middle school: Stockbridge Middle, a public school in the Stockbridge School District that enrolls 40 students in grades 6–8. With only one middle school in the city, there is no in-town comparison to make — this one school is the entire middle school picture for Stockbridge families.
Academically, the results are mixed, with pockets of strength inside a generally below-average profile. In 2025–26, 6th grade math was the clear bright spot at 60% proficient, above the state's 53.6% and up 26.67 points from the year before. Eighth grade social studies (45%) and science (30%) posted large gains from very low bases but remain below state, while 7th grade math was the biggest shortfall at 9.09% versus 55.67% statewide. Sixth grade ELA fell from 58.33% to 30%. Across the eight tested subject-and-grade areas, the school averaged 36.8% proficient against a state average of 55.5% — a gap of about 18.7 points, though that gap narrowed slightly compared with the prior year.
Rankings have placed the school in the bottom quartile for three straight years: 523rd of 643 middle schools in 2025–26, at the 19th percentile with a 1-star rating. The school reports a 9.8:1 student-teacher ratio, $15,689 in per-student spending, and a 7.5% free/reduced lunch rate. Chronic absenteeism of 13.2% is better than the state (17.3%) but worse than the district (8.7%), and the dropout rate is higher than both. Because only 40 students are enrolled, each percentage reflects a very small number of students, so single-year swings should be read cautiously.
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