Summary:
Bloomer School District in Wisconsin serves roughly 1,271 students across three schools — Bloomer Elementary for grades PK–4, Bloomer Middle for grades 5–8, and Bloomer High for grades 9–12 — with no alternative schools in the district. As a whole, Bloomer School District ranks 283 of 432 in the state, at the 34th percentile with 2 stars, but that overall picture hides large differences between the schools.
Bloomer Elementary is the clear standout. Its 2025–2026 rank is 381 of 1,039, the 63rd percentile with 3 stars — the only 3-star rating in the district — up from the 36th percentile in 2023–2024 and 47th in 2024–2025. Its 3rd and 4th grade math scores (68.06% and 64.44% proficient) beat state, as do 4th grade social studies (81.11% vs. 65.51%) and 4th grade science (60% vs. 53.46%). It also has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 8.2%. Bloomer High is the opposite story: graduation is 95.9% vs. 92.0% state and dropout is 0.2% vs. 1.1% state, yet its rank percentile fell from 48 to 38 in one year, with 2025–2026 ACT Math at 32.29% and ACT Science at 29.17%, both well below state.
Bloomer Middle sits at the 37th percentile, down from 45th three years earlier, and math is its weakest area — every 5th–8th grade math score is below state, including 8th grade math at 39.33% vs. 53.67%. Bright spots include 5th grade ELA at 57.84% vs. 53.63% and 8th grade social studies at 66.29% vs. 64.63%. Chronic absenteeism rises with grade level: 8.2% elementary, 14.9% middle, 16.8% high, versus 13.1% district and 17.3% state. Spending is highest at the high school ($15,343 per student) and lowest at the elementary ($13,554), showing that spending does not track neatly with outcomes.
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