Sevastopol School District

The Sevastopol School District serves about 579 students across three schools in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin: Sevastopol Elementary (PK–5, 230 students), Sevastopol Middle (6–8, 140 students), and Sevastopol High (9–12, 209 students). The district ranks 21st of 432 Wisconsin districts — the 95th percentile — and all three schools earned 5 stars in 2025–2026, with every listed test score at every school above the state proficiency rate.

Sevastopol Middle is the district's flagship, holding in the top 2–3% of Wisconsin middle schools across three years (16th of 643 in 2025–2026). Its overall proficiency average of 83.71% is about 28 points above the state's 55.51%, with math a particular strength at 86.01% versus 54.31%. Sevastopol Elementary ranked 10th of 1,044 schools in 2024–2025 (99th percentile) and 90th of 1,039 in 2025–2026 (91st percentile); its 2024–2025 overall average was roughly 32 points above state, and even after the dip it stayed about 21 points above. Sevastopol High is improving fastest, moving from 4 stars to 5 stars and the 92nd percentile, with a 97.6% graduation rate versus the state's 92.0%.

Chronic absenteeism climbs with grade level — 10.9% at the elementary, 14.4% at the middle, and 19.3% at the high school, which is above both the district's 14.7% and the state's 17.3%. The middle school also records a 4.0% dropout rate, above the district's 2.6% and the state's 1.1%; with only 140 students, a student or two can shift that figure. Notably, spending and staffing do not simply predict outcomes: the high school spends the most per student ($18,966) and has the smallest classes, while the elementary school spends the least ($17,081) and has the highest free/reduced lunch rate at 35.22%, yet still performs very well.