Summary:
High Schools in Franklin Public School District include two schools serving grades 9–12 in Wisconsin: Franklin High and Milwaukee County Community Reintegration Center. Franklin High enrolls 1,605 students—about 98% of the district's 1,636 high-school students—while Milwaukee County Community Reintegration Center enrolls just 31. The district is ranked 63rd of 432 in the state, earning 4 stars, but its high-school averages are heavily shaped by Franklin High.
Franklin High is the standout comprehensive high school. It has a 98.8% graduation rate, 0.0% dropout rate, and 7.0% chronic absenteeism, all better than district and state figures. Its test proficiency is above the state in social studies, English language arts, mathematics, and science, and it has remained a 4-star school with an 81st percentile rank in 2024–2025 and 2025–2026. It also spends $14,201 per student with a 16.4 student-teacher ratio, and 21.87% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch.
Milwaukee County Community Reintegration Center faces much larger challenges. Its 33.3% graduation rate, 33.8% dropout rate, and 66.7% chronic absenteeism are far outside district and state norms. Its 90.32% free/reduced lunch rate is more than four times Franklin High's, and its per-student spending is $15,542 with a 20.6 student-teacher ratio. No test-score records are provided for this school in the dataset, so those should be treated as unavailable, not as zero. With only 31 students, one student represents about 3.2 percentage points, so its rates can swing sharply. Parents should interpret district high-school test results as essentially Franklin High's results, since district test values match Franklin High exactly.
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