Summary:
The Howard-Suamico School District in Wisconsin includes five elementary schools — Meadowbrook Elementary, Forest Glen Elementary, Bay Harbor Elementary, Suamico Elementary, and Howard Elementary — all serving grades PK–4 and enrolling 1,796 students combined, from 262 students at Howard to 478 at Meadowbrook. The district ranks 61st of 432 districts statewide, in the 86th percentile with 4 stars. All five schools earn 4 stars or better in 2025-26, and all score comfortably above the state proficiency average.
Bay Harbor Elementary is the academic standout — the only 5-star school, ranked 95th of 1,039 (91st percentile), leading the group in four of six reported subject areas, with science climbing from 61.76% to 82.69%. Howard Elementary is the biggest turnaround, rising from 2 stars and 45th percentile to 4 stars and 81st percentile with every subject improving, though it has the highest chronic absenteeism (21.5%) and free/reduced lunch rate (54.96%). Forest Glen Elementary is consistently strong at 82nd percentile. Suamico Elementary has the best attendance (6.3%) and lowest free/reduced lunch (12.78%), but its rank has slipped three years running and its 4th grade ELA and math are both 59.26%. Meadowbrook Elementary, the largest school, has improved its rank each year.
Social Studies is a shared strength: every school scored between 82.22% and 88.24%, far above the state's 65.51%. Science is the most uneven, ranging from 57.78% to 82.69%. Spending and class size do not track with results — Howard Elementary spends the most per student ($17,042) with the smallest classes, while Bay Harbor Elementary spends less and achieves more.
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