Summary:
High Schools in the Howard-Suamico School District come down to a single campus: Bay Port High in Green Bay, WI, which serves grades 9–12 and enrolls 1,966 students. Because it is the district’s only high school, its results also define the district’s high-school profile, and the district as a whole is rated 4 stars, ranked 61st of 432 Wisconsin districts, in the 86th percentile. That makes the most useful comparison for parents the one between Bay Port and state benchmarks rather than between schools in the area.
Academically, Bay Port outperforms the state in all four tested subjects in both years reported. In 2025–2026, proficiency was 63.99% in English Language Arts versus 48.47% statewide, 58.79% in Mathematics versus 42.93%, 54.88% in Science versus 43.20%, and 59.19% in Social Studies versus 48.25%. The school improved notably in ELA (up 3.59 points) and Science (up 6.11 points) from the prior year, while the state stayed roughly flat, widening Bay Port’s advantage. Mathematics remains very strong at 15.86 points above the state despite a slight dip of 0.27 points, and Social Studies held essentially steady at a double-digit lead over the state.
Outcomes reinforce the academic picture. Bay Port’s graduation rate is 95.8% against the state’s 92.0%, its dropout rate is 0.5% against the state’s 1.1%, and chronic absenteeism is 6.9% — well below the state’s 17.3% and the district’s 9.7%. Statewide, the school ranked 65th of 533 high schools in 2025–2026, placing it in the 88th percentile with 4 stars, up from the 81st percentile the year before. For context, Bay Port reports 18.57% free/reduced-price lunch, $14,213 in per-student spending, and a 17:1 student-teacher ratio — figures that describe the school’s environment but do not by themselves explain its results.
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