Summary:
Two Rivers, Wisconsin has five schools serving about 1,740 students in grades PK–12, all part of the Two Rivers Public School District: two elementary schools, Koenig Elementary and Magee Elementary (PK–4); one middle school, Clarke Middle (5–8); one high school, Two Rivers High (9–12); and one alternative school, Lighthouse Learning Academy (PK–12). The district overall ranks 394 of 432 statewide — 9th percentile, 0 stars — but individual schools differ a lot.
Magee Elementary is the academic bright spot: 663 of 1,039, 36th percentile, 2 stars, with about 52.0% proficient on 2025–26 tests — above the district's 46.6% and just below the state's 55.4%. Its 3rd grade math score of 69.05% is the highest regular-school result in the city. Koenig Elementary improved the most, raising its test average from about 28.8% to 39.4% despite the city's highest free/reduced lunch rate at 66.87%. Two Rivers High graduates 98.1% of students, above the district's 96.6% and the state's 92.0%, though its test scores trail the state. Clarke Middle has the smallest classes at 9.5 students per teacher and a 0.0% dropout rate, but the city's highest absenteeism at 14.1%.
Across the city, chronic absenteeism is a relative strength — every school sits below the state's 17.3%. Lighthouse Learning Academy should not be judged on the same scale as the others: it has very low spending, a very high student-teacher ratio, and test scores swinging from 0% to 100%, likely reflecting tiny cohorts. Poverty, spending, and class size do not line up simply with results, and science and social studies are recurring weak spots.
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