Middle Schools in Ashwaubenon School District

Ashwaubenon School District has one middle school, Parkview Middle, serving grades 6–8 with 747 students at 955 Willard Dr in Green Bay, Wisconsin, within the Ashwaubenon School District. Because it is the only middle school in the district, district and school test results are identical, making the Wisconsin state average the most useful comparison. The district ranks 177th of 432 districts, at the 59th percentile with 3 stars. Parkview's own accountability trend is improving, moving from 336th of 641 schools (48th percentile, 2 stars) in 2023–2024 to 252nd of 643 (61st percentile, 3 stars) in 2025–2026. Enrollment context includes 37.48% free/reduced lunch participation, $13,043 in spending per student, and a 14.2:1 student-to-teacher ratio.

Mathematics is Parkview's clearest strength. The school beat the state in every tested math grade in both years: 6th grade 59.53% vs. 53.60%, 7th grade 59.92% vs. 55.67%, and 8th grade 76.52% vs. 53.67%. That 8th grade figure is 22.85 points above state and 5.15 points above the school's own prior-year result — the standout metric in the data. Eighth grade science also improved sharply, rising from 48.79% in 2024–2025 to 55.22% in 2025–2026, moving from 1.25 points below state to 3.36 points above. Seventh grade ELA is strong at 61.57%, up 7.49 points year over year and 6.24 points above state. Chronic absenteeism is 14.2%, better than the state's 17.3%, and the dropout rate is 0.0% versus the state's 1.1%.

ELA is the main area to watch. Sixth grade ELA is 51.63%, 3.32 points below state, and 8th grade ELA is 49.13%, 5.25 points below state after a 3.69-point decline. Eighth grade social studies slipped from 1.20 points above state to 1.59 points below, a modest 0.67-point drop, and chronic absenteeism, while below the state, runs 1.4 points above the district's 12.8% average. Overall, Parkview is an above-average Wisconsin middle school with an improving trajectory, strong and rising math, improving science, and attendance better than the state average, with 6th and 8th grade ELA as the priorities for improvement.