Summary:
Slinger School District in Wisconsin serves 3,234 students across 5 schools — three elementary schools (PK–5), one middle school (6–8), and one high school (9–12), with no alternative schools. The district ranks 19th of 432 districts in Wisconsin, at the 96th percentile, with 5 stars.
Every school performs above state averages, but the differences among them are worth noting. Slinger Elementary is the district's flagship, ranking 13th of 1,039 elementary schools at the 99th percentile, with 5 stars, plus 0.8% chronic absenteeism. Allenton Elementary is a top-5% elementary with 5 stars, especially strong in math (92.31% in 3rd grade, 90.32% in 4th, 86.76% in 5th). Addison Elementary is the only 4-star school, ranking 136th of 1,039 at the 87th percentile; its 4th grade science score of 57.97% is only 4.51 points above the state and 16.58 points below the elementary district average. Slinger Middle ranks 23rd of 643 middle schools at the 96th percentile, improving from 54th in 2023–2024, with math reaching 84.45% in 8th grade. Slinger High ranks 37th of 533 high schools at the 93rd percentile with 5 stars, a 99.2% graduation rate, and a 0.0% dropout rate, though science fell from 74.02% to 59.07% and math from 75.59% to 69.50% in 2025–2026.
Chronic absenteeism is exceptionally low district-wide compared with the state's 17.3%: Addison at 0.5%, Slinger Elementary at 0.8%, Allenton at 1.6%, Middle at 2.3%, and High at 4.6%. Notably, Slinger Elementary has the highest free/reduced lunch rate at 24.69% yet the strongest outcomes, while Addison has the lowest at 12.70%. Per-student spending ranges from $11,942 at Slinger Middle to $13,660 at Slinger High, and student-teacher ratios are nearly uniform at 16.2 to 16.6.
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