Summary:
Suring, Wisconsin, is served by two schools — Suring Elementary (PK–8, 196 students) and Suring High (9–12, 118 students) — both in the Suring Public School District and sharing the same address, for 314 students total with no separate middle or alternative school. The district ranks 401st of 432 Wisconsin districts, at the 7th percentile with 0 stars, and both schools were rated 1 star in 2025–26.
Suring High's clearest strength is its 96.7% graduation rate, above the state's 92.0%. It earned 2 stars and 34th percentile in 2024–25 before dropping to 19th percentile and 1 star in 2025–26. Current ACT core proficiency is well below state: ELA 31.71% vs. 48.47%, math 19.51% vs. 42.93%, and science 24.39% vs. 43.20%; only 10th grade social studies is above state at 52.38% vs. 48.25%. Chronic absenteeism is 28.9% (district 19.7%, state 17.3%), and the dropout rate is 3.9% against the state's 1.1%. The high school spends $23,241 per student with a 9.6 student-teacher ratio, yet that spending has not produced above-state core results.
Suring Elementary has better attendance — 13.0% chronic absenteeism and a 0.0% dropout rate — but ranks 907th of 1039, at the 13th percentile with 1 star, and has remained in the 12th–16th percentile range. Most grade levels trail the state in ELA and math, including 5th grade math at 5.00% and 5th grade ELA at 10.00%, while 8th grade social studies (80.00%) and science (66.67%) exceed state. It spends $20,772 per student with a 10.9 ratio, and free/reduced-price lunch is 55.61% at the elementary school and 50.85% at the high school.
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