Summary:
Wisconsin's Slinger School District contains just one middle school, Slinger Middle, serving grades 6–8 with 740 students — roughly 247 per grade — on Olympic Drive in Slinger. Because the district operates a single middle school, its school-level and district-level results are identical, so the only meaningful comparison in the data is against the state of Wisconsin.
Slinger Middle ranks 23rd of 643 Wisconsin middle schools in 2025–26, placing it in the 96th percentile with a 5-star rating for the third consecutive year. Its rank has climbed from 54th to 25th to 23rd. Every one of the 16 school-level test rows available exceeds the corresponding state figure, by margins of roughly 19 to 32 percentage points. Averages in 2025–26 were 79.5% in ELA (state 54.9%) and 82.4% in math (state 54.3%); grade 8 social studies was 83.61% (state 64.63%) and science 75.21% (state 51.86%). Performance is also remarkably even across grade levels — ELA spans just 2.1 points from grades 6 through 8, and math about 5.5 points.
Non-academic indicators are equally strong. Chronic absenteeism is 2.3%, against a state rate of 17.3%, and the dropout rate is 0.0% versus 1.1% statewide — though at a middle school that zero is largely structural rather than a sign of intervention. About 17.03% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, per-student spending is $11,942, and the student–teacher ratio is 16.6:1; the data provides no state benchmarks for spending or staffing, so these figures are context rather than conclusions. The few soft spots are minor: science is the lowest absolute score but still about 23 points above state and improving, while math dipped slightly in all three grades (including a 2.19-point decline in grade 6) even as 6th-grade ELA rose 6.25 points.
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