Summary:
Two Rivers, Wisconsin has two public elementary schools — Koenig Elementary and Magee Elementary — both serving grades PK–4 and both part of the Two Rivers Public School District, which ranks 394 out of 432 districts in Wisconsin at the 9th percentile with 0 stars.
Magee is the stronger of the two academically. It ranks 663 out of 1,039 schools statewide (36th percentile, 2 stars), while Koenig ranks 826 out of 1,039 (21st percentile, 1 star). Averaged across six tested grade-subject areas, Magee's proficiency is 52.0% versus Koenig's 39.4%, the district's 46.6%, and the state's 55.4%. Magee's clearest bright spot is 3rd grade Math, where 69.05% of students were proficient — above the district's 55.56% and the state's 54.75%, and 28.02 points above Koenig. Still, Magee trails the state overall and its rank percentile has slipped from 44th to 42nd to 36th over three years.
Koenig, meanwhile, is improving: its average proficiency rose 10.6 points, from 28.8% to 39.4%, with 4th grade Social Studies jumping from 29.73% to 61.29% — above the district's 59.43% and just shy of the state's 65.51%. Koenig also has the better attendance record: 7.3% chronic absenteeism versus Magee's 9.0%, both better than the district's 10.6% and the state's 17.3%. Enrollment is nearly identical (326 at Koenig, 317 at Magee), but the student populations differ: 66.87% of Koenig students qualify for free/reduced lunch, compared with 38.49% at Magee. Magee spends slightly more per student ($14,165 vs. $13,878) and has a smaller student-teacher ratio (11.6 vs. 12.6). Parents should weigh Magee's stronger results against Koenig's recent gains and better attendance.
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