Summary:
Crivitz School District in Wisconsin serves about 799 students across three schools: Crivitz Elementary (PK–6, 470 students), Crivitz Middle (7–8, 120 students), and Crivitz High (9–12, 209 students). The district as a whole ranks 224 of 432 in the state — roughly the 48th percentile with 2 stars — but the three schools perform quite differently from one another.
Crivitz High is the academic standout, ranking at the 69th percentile with 3 stars, down from the 87th percentile and 4 stars in each of the two prior years. Its graduation rate is 96.3% against the state's 92.0%, its dropout rate is 0.4% against 1.1%, and its ACT Math proficiency of 63.83% is more than 20 points above the state's 42.93%. ACT Science, at 38.30% versus the state's 43.20%, is the only high-school subject below state. Crivitz Middle moved up from the 43rd to the 53rd percentile and earns 3 stars, with 8th grade social studies at 74.07% versus 64.63% statewide. Crivitz Elementary, the largest school, has slipped from the 52nd to the 41st percentile and holds 2 stars. It shines in 6th grade ELA (78.26% vs. 54.95%) and math (65.22% vs. 53.60%), but 4th grade math (26.15% vs. 52.87%) and 5th grade ELA (40.68% vs. 53.63%) trail well behind.
Attendance is a district-wide strength: every school sits below the state chronic absenteeism rate of 17.3%, with Crivitz Middle lowest at 6.8%, Crivitz Elementary at 7.8%, and Crivitz High at 11.7%. Spending varies more than achievement does — Crivitz High spends $19,405 per student, roughly 51–54% more than the other two schools, and has the lowest student/teacher ratio at 13.1. Free or reduced-price lunch rates are nearly identical across all three schools, between 34.17% and 35.53%.
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