Summary:
Shiocton School District in Wisconsin is a small district with just two schools: Shiocton Elementary, which serves grades PK–8, and Shiocton High, which serves grades 9–12. About 725 students attend, with roughly 517 (about 71%) at the elementary and 208 (about 29%) at the high school. The district ranks 156 of 432 Wisconsin districts — the 64th percentile, with 3 stars.
Shiocton High is the clearest standout, climbing from the 13th percentile and 1 star in 2023–2024 to the 69th percentile and 3 stars in 2025–2026. Outcomes support the rise: a 94.5% graduation rate (above the state's 92.0%), 0.0% dropout versus 1.1% statewide, and chronic absenteeism of 2.9% versus 17.3% statewide. In 2025–2026, ELA, math, and science each reached 50% proficient on the ACT, above state averages in every core subject, while social studies came in at 54% versus 48.25%. ACT math jumped from 40.82%, below the state's 42.73%, to 50%.
Shiocton Elementary is far more uneven. Upper grades shine, with 7th and 8th grade math about 18–19 points above state, and 4th and 8th grade social studies and science also above state. But 3rd grade ELA (26.92% vs. 52.08%) and math (30.77% vs. 54.75%) are far below state, and 5th grade ELA and math trail as well. Its rank slipped from the 65th to the 48th percentile. Attendance is excellent district-wide — 1.1% chronic absenteeism at the elementary and 0.0% dropout at both schools — and per-student spending is $19,371 and $20,178.
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