Summary:
Plymouth Joint School District in Wisconsin serves about 2,000 students across five schools — three elementary schools (grades PK–4), one middle school (grades 5–8), and one high school (grades 9–12) — and ranks 135th of 432 districts statewide, in the 69th percentile with 3 stars. Parents should know the district outperforms the state in most current test scores: in 2025–26 only three reported test results fell below the state average.
Fairview Elementary is the district's clearest standout, ranking 233rd of 1,039 (78th percentile, 4 stars) with the strongest average proficiency at about 69.7% versus a state average near 55.4%, including 80.95% in 4th grade Math and Social Studies. Notably, it achieves this while having the district's highest free/reduced lunch rate (37.56%), highest per-student spending ($16,363), and highest student-teacher ratio (14.2). Parkview Elementary (70th percentile, 4 stars) posts the single highest score in the district — 3rd grade Math at 87.18% — and the lowest chronic absenteeism at 6.5%, though it has slipped from 5-star, 97th-percentile performance in 2023–24. Riverview Middle is the most consistent improver, rising from 63rd percentile to 73rd percentile and 4 stars, with Math 6 at 71.43% and Math 7 at 72.5% — all on the district's lowest per-student spending ($12,585).
Horizon Elementary showed the biggest rebound, climbing from 33rd percentile and 2 stars to 53rd percentile and 3 stars, with 4th grade Science jumping about 20 points; it remains the lowest-ranked school and trails other elementaries in several subjects. Plymouth High, the largest school at 735 students, has a 94.5% graduation rate and a 0.9% dropout rate, but its chronic absenteeism of 20.6% is well above the district's 14.6% and the state's 17.3%, and its ACT ELA (47.37%) falls just below the state.
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