Summary:
There is one high school in the Stockbridge School District: Stockbridge High in Stockbridge, Wisconsin, serving grades 9–12 with just 53 students—roughly 13 per grade. Because the district contains only one high school, many district-wide figures are identical to the school's own numbers, so comparisons with the state and with prior years are more useful for parents than district-versus-school comparisons.
Academically, Stockbridge High ranks 63rd of 533 Wisconsin high schools in 2025–2026, putting it in the 88th percentile with 4 stars. ACT results are well above state averages: 84.62% proficient in English Language Arts versus 48.47% statewide, 69.23% in mathematics versus 42.93%, and 61.54% in science versus 43.20%. Averaged across the three ACT subjects, the school is about 26.93 percentage points above the state. The graduation rate is 100.0%, compared with 92.0% statewide. The clear exception is social studies: 46.67% on the Forward Exam, slightly below the state's 48.25%, after reaching 76.92% the prior year—a 30.25-point one-year drop.
Other context matters. Chronic absenteeism is 14.0%, better than the state's 17.3% but higher than the district's 8.7%; the dropout rate is 1.8%, above the state's 1.1% but below the district's 2.5%. The school reports a 5.66% free/reduced lunch rate, a student-teacher ratio of 8.1, and $20,075 in per-student spending. Note that ranking history swings widely—from 44th of 391 in 2021–2022 to 346th of 431 in 2023–2024 and back to 63rd of 533 in 2025–2026. With cohorts this small, one student changing status can shift a rate by roughly 7–8 percentage points, so single-year changes should be read cautiously.
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