Summary:
Bonduel School District in Wisconsin is served by a single high school, Bonduel High, which enrolls 275 students in grades 9–12 in the small community of Bonduel, near Green Bay. Because it is the district's only high school, school-level and district-level figures describe essentially the same group of students.
Bonduel High's strongest results are in keeping students in school and getting them to graduation. Its 97.3% graduation rate is 5.3 points above the Wisconsin average of 92.0%, its 0.3% dropout rate is roughly three-quarters lower than the state's 1.1%, and chronic absenteeism of 12.5% is about 28% below the state's 17.3%. The surrounding context is favorable too: 22.55% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, per-student spending is $17,599, and the student-to-teacher ratio is a small 12.7:1 — conditions that suggest the school has the staffing capacity to give students individual attention.
Test scores tell a different story. Every subject fell from 2024–25 to 2025–26 — ELA by 6.00 points, Math by 9.24, Science by 7.88, and Social Studies by 5.57 — an average decline of about 7 points while state averages stayed essentially flat. In 2025–26 the school trailed the state by 7.67 points in Social Studies and 6.17 points in Math, though it remained slightly ahead in ELA (+1.53) and Science (+0.92). The school's statewide percentile has swung 35 → 60 → 46 over three years, and with roughly 69 students per grade, one student is worth about 1.4 percentage points, so a single year's swing can be noisy. Parents should watch whether Math and Social Studies recover in 2026–27 or hold at these levels, which would signal a genuine trend.
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