Summary:
The East Troy Community School District serves about 1,353 students across four schools — two elementary schools serving grades PK–5, one middle school (6–8), and one high school (9–12) — and ranks 128th of 432 Wisconsin districts, a 70th percentile, 4-star district.
East Troy High is the district's clear standout: its 2025–2026 rank of 60th of 533 puts it in the 89th percentile with 4 stars, up sharply from 184th of 431 in 2023–2024. It graduates 98.3% of students (state: 92.0%) with a 0.0% dropout rate, and all reported 10th-grade tests beat state averages, including ELA at 65.66 vs. 48.47. Prairie View Elementary also has every reported test above state — 4th-grade math 72.37 vs. 52.87 — and the lowest chronic absenteeism in the district at 5.4%, though its rank slipped from the 75th percentile and 4 stars to the 62nd percentile and 3 stars. East Troy Middle is more mixed: 7th-grade math shines at 72.92 vs. 55.67 statewide, but 6th-grade math and ELA, 8th-grade math, and 8th-grade science fall below state averages. Little Prairie Primary serves PK–2, so it has no test scores or ranking to compare.
Across the district, attendance is a strength — every school's chronic absenteeism is below the state's 17.3%, though the high school's 14.2% is the highest locally. The elementary schools enroll more students from low-income families (29.5% and 28.05% free/reduced lunch) than the middle (23.1%) and high school (21.65%). Per-student spending ranges from $16,012 at Prairie View to $17,052 at the high school. The main gap for parents: Little Prairie has no academic performance data, and the district publishes no aggregate figures for spending, lunch, or absenteeism.
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