Summary:
Tigerton, Wisconsin is served by two public schools in the Tigerton School District: Tigerton Elementary, which covers grades PK–5 with 121 students, and Tigerton High, which covers grades 6–12 with 125 students. Together they enroll 246 students. Both serve similar populations by free/reduced lunch — 47.11% at the elementary and 48% at the high school — and both report chronic absenteeism below the state average, about 12.6–12.8% compared with 17.3% statewide.
Tigerton Elementary is the clear standout. In 2025–2026 it ranked 437 of 1,039 schools — 58th percentile with 3 stars — up from 1 star and 20th percentile in 2023–2024. Its strongest results were 3rd grade math at 69.23% proficient (state: 54.75%), 4th grade social studies at 88.89% (state: 65.51%), 4th grade science at 66.67% (state: 53.46%), and 3rd grade English language arts at 61.54% (state: 52.08%). It improved in every listed subject compared with the prior year, including 5th grade ELA (35% to 53.33%) and 4th grade science (47.06% to 66.67%).
Tigerton High remains at 1 star and 20th percentile (427 of 533), with large gaps below state in ACT math (13.33% vs. 42.93%), ACT science (20% vs. 43.2%), 8th grade science (23.08% vs. 51.86%), 6th grade ELA (25% vs. 54.95%), and 8th grade math (30.77% vs. 53.67%). Its non-academic picture is more favorable: a 0.9% dropout rate vs. 1.1% statewide and a 90.9% graduation rate vs. 92.0%. Per-student spending is $19,270 at the elementary and $17,682 at the high school, with student-teacher ratios of 12.1 and 10.1. With roughly 120 students per school, grade-level percentages can swing widely on a few students, so year-to-year changes should be read with caution.
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