Brillion School District

The Brillion School District in Wisconsin serves roughly 964 students across three schools: Brillion Elementary (pre-K–5, 426 students), Brillion Middle (grades 6–8, 211 students), and Brillion High (grades 9–12, 327 students). The district overall earns 4 stars and ranks 76th of 432 Wisconsin districts, placing it in the 82nd percentile.

Among the three, Brillion Middle is the standout — the only 5-star school, ranked 57th of 643 (91st percentile) for 2025–2026, up sharply from 137th two years earlier. It posts the district's highest proficiency results, including 8th grade math at 83.33% and 7th grade ELA at 82.09%, and has the lowest student–teacher ratio at 11.6. Brillion Elementary earns 4 stars and ranks 222nd of 1039 (79th percentile), with strong 4th grade math and science scores and the district's best attendance. Brillion High is the only 3-star school, ranked 172nd of 533 (68th percentile), though its 94.3% graduation rate and its ACT math and ELA results exceed state averages.

Across the district, most 2025–2026 scores sit comfortably above state averages in math, ELA, and science. The clear exception is 10th grade social studies at the high school, at 42.70% versus the state's 48.25%. Attendance is a district strength: chronic absenteeism is 4.1% at the elementary, 5.8% at the middle, and 8.7% at the high school, all far below Wisconsin's 17.3%. Per-student spending rises by level — $12,731, $13,366, and $15,097 — while the free/reduced lunch rate is highest at the elementary (35.45%) and lowest at the high school (19.27%). One anomaly worth noting: the middle school reports a 2.0% dropout rate, above the district's 1.2% and the state's 1.1%.