Boyceville Community School District

Boyceville Community School District serves about 693 students in western Wisconsin across three schools — one elementary, one middle, and one high school — with no alternative schools in the district. Tiffany Creek Elementary (PK–5) is the largest with 327 students, followed by Boyceville High (9–12) with 211 and Boyceville Middle (6–8) with 155. The district ranks 178th of 432 in Wisconsin, at the 59th percentile with 3 stars, and all three schools also hold 3 stars for 2025–2026.

Boyceville Middle is the strongest current performer: 70th percentile, with every reported ELA and math grade-level result above the state and chronic absenteeism of just 3.2%. Tiffany Creek Elementary sits at the 64th percentile, with ELA in grades 3–5 all above state and 4th grade Science and Social Studies both at 76.09%, but math is a clear concern — 4th math is 39.13% versus the state's 52.87%, math slipped across grades from last year, and the school moved from 4 stars to 3. Boyceville High has climbed from 1 star to 3 stars and posts strong ACT ELA (57.78% vs. 48.47%) and Science results, though Social Studies lags (37.50% vs. 48.25%) and its graduation rate of 88.4% trails the state's 92.0%.

Attendance is a district-wide strength with one exception: chronic absenteeism is 4.6% at the elementary and 3.2% at the middle school, far below the state's 17.3%, while the high school's 14.7% is below the state but more than four times the middle school's rate. Spending and outcomes do not line up simply — the high school spends the most per student ($16,885) but has the lowest rank percentile (53rd), while the middle school spends the least ($11,578) and ranks highest (70th percentile). Free/reduced lunch is highest at the elementary (48.01%) and similar at the middle (41.94%) and high (41.23%) schools.