Summary:
Sheboygan Falls School District is a PK–12 Wisconsin district with three schools serving 1,494 students: Sheboygan Falls Elementary (PK–4, 568 students), Sheboygan Falls Middle (5–8, 415 students), and Sheboygan Falls High (9–12, 511 students). There is no alternative school. The district ranks 290th of 432 Wisconsin districts — the 33rd percentile — with a 2-star rating, though that district-level number understates how the middle and high schools perform.
Sheboygan Falls Middle is the standout: 3 stars in each of the last three years (57th, 54th, and 53rd percentile), the lowest chronic absenteeism at 3.8%, the lowest student-teacher ratio at 10.9, and 8th-grade social studies (71.43%) and science (52.04%) above state. Sheboygan Falls High has the best completion outcomes — 93.8% graduation vs. 92.0% state, 0.6% dropout vs. 1.1% — but volatile academics: 10th-grade ACT ELA ran 13.40 points above state in 2024–2025, then slightly below in 2025–2026, and its rank fell from the 60th to the 46th percentile. Sheboygan Falls Elementary has very low absenteeism (4.5%) and steady 3rd-grade math, but 4th-grade ELA is 35.71% vs. 53.87% state — 18.16 points below and the largest gap in the data.
Comparing the three, chronic absenteeism is a district-wide strength (6.6% vs. 17.3% state), with the high school the internal outlier at 11.0%. The high school spends the most per student ($15,192) with the highest student-teacher ratio (15.1); the middle school spends $14,901 with the lowest ratio; the elementary school has the highest free/reduced lunch rate (38.38%) and lowest spending ($14,096). The middle school's main weakness is 5th- and 6th-grade math, including 6th-grade math at 42.86% vs. 53.60% state.
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