Summary:
Luck School District in Wisconsin serves 358 students across three schools — Luck Elementary (PK–5, 174 students), Luck Middle (6–8, 82 students), and Luck High (9–12, 102 students) — with no alternative school. The district ranks 234 of 432 in the state, at the 46th percentile with 2 stars. Because the middle and high schools are small, grade-level test percentages rest on small cohorts and year-to-year swings should be read cautiously.
Luck Elementary is the academic standout, earning 3 stars and jumping from 1 star and the 29th percentile in 2024-25 to the 58th percentile in 2025-26. Its 3rd-grade math is 77.27% proficient vs. 54.75% state, with 4th-grade science, math, and ELA also above state. The clear exception is 5th grade, where ELA is 26.32% vs. 53.63% state and math 21.05% vs. 51.81% — a persistent cohort concern, since that group was already low as 4th graders. Luck Middle is the improvement story, moving from 2 to 3 stars and the 54th percentile; 8th-grade math (75% vs. 53.67%) and 7th-grade math (69.23% vs. 55.67%) lead the way, while ELA is below state in all three middle grades. Elementary chronic absenteeism is just 5.7% and middle 11.3%, both well under the state's 17.3%.
Luck High earns 2 stars and has the strongest completion metrics — a 100.0% graduation rate vs. 92.0% statewide and a 0.9% dropout rate — plus 10th-grade social studies above state (52.38% vs. 48.25%). But all three ACT subjects fell from above state in 2024-25 to below state in 2025-26, and its chronic absenteeism of 15.5% is the district's highest, though still under the state rate. Notably, social studies was above state at all three schools this year after all three were below it last year, and the district improved from 45% to 55% of tested areas above state.
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