Summary:
Shullsburg School District contains exactly one high school, Shullsburg High, serving grades 9–12 at 444 N Judgement St in Shullsburg, Wisconsin, with 109 students enrolled. Because the school is small, a single student's results can shift a percentage by several points, so year-to-year comparisons should be read with that caution in mind.
The school's completion outcomes are strong. Its graduation rate is 93.7%, above the state's 92.0%, and its dropout rate is 0.0% versus 1.1% statewide. Class sizes are small, with a student-teacher ratio of 9.7:1, and per-student spending is $17,963. Statewide, Shullsburg High has held a 2-star rating in each of the last three years, and its rank percentile improved from 33 in 2023–2024 to 42 in 2024–2025 and 43 in 2025–2026. That 2-star rating and 43rd percentile sit above the Shullsburg School District overall standing of 1 star and 13th percentile (374th of 432 districts), suggesting the high school is performing better than the district's composite.
The main concern is attendance: chronic absenteeism is 21.2%, higher than both the district and state averages of 17.3%, meaning roughly one in five students is chronically absent. In 2025–2026, test scores were below state averages in all four reported subjects — Social Studies 42.42% vs. 48.25%, English Language Arts 47.37% vs. 48.47%, Mathematics 36.84% vs. 42.93%, and Science 42.11% vs. 43.20% — though ELA and Science are close. Scores swing sharply between years: Math fell from 56.52% (13.79 points above state) in 2024–2025 to 36.84% (6.09 points below), while ELA rose from 34.78% to 47.37%. About 42.2% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, and the school's statewide percentile trend is upward.
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