Summary:
High schools in the Plum City School District consist of one school, Plum City High, which serves grades 9–12 and enrolls 79 students at 907 Main St in Plum City, Wisconsin. Because it is the district’s only high school, district values for graduation, dropout, and test scores mirror the school’s values, while district-wide chronic absenteeism differs—9.0% districtwide versus 17.3% at the high school—indicating the district average may include other grade levels or schools. The school has a small environment: a 7.5 student-teacher ratio, 36.71% free/reduced lunch, and $28,436 per-student spending.
Academically, Plum City High shows uneven results. English Language Arts ACT proficiency is 52.94%, above the state’s 48.47%, and its graduation rate is 94.1%, above the state’s 92.0%, with a low dropout rate of 1.2%. However, Mathematics ACT proficiency is 35.29% and Social Studies Forward Exam proficiency is 37.5%, both below state averages. Science is the clearest concern: 23.53% proficient, 19.67 percentage points below the state, and down from 36% the prior year. Social Studies also declined, from 42.11% to 37.5%. Chronic absenteeism is 17.3%, equal to the state but 8.3 percentage points above the district average.
Overall, Plum City High is rated 2 stars, with the district at 273 of 432, or 37th percentile. The high school’s 2025–2026 rank is 347 of 533, or 35th percentile, also 2 stars. That is an improvement from 2024–2025, when it was 320 of 431, 26th percentile, 1 star, but still slightly below its 2023–2024 mark of 257 of 431, 40th percentile, 2 stars. For parents, the key takeaway is a small school with strong English and completion outcomes, but below-state performance and a notable science decline to watch.
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