Summary:
Ashwaubenon School District serves about 3,201 students across five schools — three elementary, one middle, and one high school — spanning prekindergarten through 12th grade in the Green Bay area of Wisconsin, and it ranks 177th of 432 districts statewide, in the 59th percentile with a 3-star rating.
The district's biggest standout is Ashwaubenon High, which rose from the 30th to the 67th percentile and from 1 star to 3 stars in 2025-26; its ACT Math and Science scores now exceed the state average, while ELA is essentially at state. The high school's 97.0% graduation rate beats the state's 92.0%. Parkview Middle is a math standout, with 8th-grade math at 76.52% versus the state's 53.67% — the district's highest proficiency result. Pioneer Elementary is the top-ranked elementary (69th percentile), with 4th-grade ELA at 75.73%, social studies at 83.50%, science at 67.96%, and math at 64.08%, all above state.
Attendance splits sharply by grade level: Valley View Elementary has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 5.6% and Pioneer follows at 7.2%, both far below the state's 17.3%, while Ashwaubenon High is highest at 19.3%. Valley View's rank slipped to the 51st percentile with 4th-grade math at 46.58% and science at 52.05%, and Pioneer's 3rd-grade math (47.22%) trails the state. Cormier School and Early Learning Center serves PK–K and has no test scores or rank; its free/reduced lunch rate (41.82%) and student-teacher ratio (18.6) are the district's highest. Spending and class size don't track closely with results: Parkview spends the least ($13,043) yet posts strong math, while Ashwaubenon High spends the most ($15,106).
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