Summary:
The United Community Center Inc area in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has just one listed elementary school — Bruce Guadalupe — a PK–8 school with 1,364 students, so while it is counted as an elementary school, its data includes middle-grade testing too. Overall, results sit below the state: the district ranks 363 of 432 (16th percentile, 1 star), and the school ranked 757 of 1,039 statewide in 2025–2026 (27th percentile, 1 star), following 724 of 1,044 (31st percentile, 2 stars) in 2024–2025 and 790 of 1,061 (26th percentile, 1 star) in 2023–2024.
There are real bright spots. Upper-grade math is the clearest strength: in 2025–2026, 7th grade math was 59.38% (state 55.67%) and 8th grade math 59.81% (state 53.67%). 7th grade ELA also beat the state at 58.33% versus 55.33%, and 8th grade social studies was slightly above at 65.42% versus 64.63%. Science and social studies improved sharply year over year, with science rising from 38.59% to 47.23% and social studies from 49.86% to 60.53%. Engagement indicators are also better than average: chronic absenteeism is 15.9% (district 16.4%, state 17.3%) and the dropout rate is 0.4% (district 0.9%, state 1.1%).
The main concern is uneven achievement by grade. Fourth grade is the weakest tested grade in every subject in 2025–2026 — math 31.79% versus state 52.87%, ELA 42.38% versus 53.87%, science 43.05% versus 53.46%, and social studies 55.63% versus 65.51%. Sixth grade ELA is also low at 39.13% versus state 54.95%. Average math fell from 51.46 to 47.50 and ELA slipped slightly, leaving the overall average at 49.23 — about 5.9 points below the state. With 72.95% of students eligible for free/reduced lunch, families should note that strong middle-grade math and improving science and social studies coexist with weak early-grade results.
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