Summary:
Two Rivers Public School District has five schools serving students from PK through grade 12—two elementary schools, one middle school, one high school, and one alternative school—in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. The district is ranked 394 of 432 districts in Wisconsin, at the 9th percentile, with 0 stars, but individual schools vary: Magee Elementary and Two Rivers High earn 2 stars, while Koenig Elementary and Clarke Middle earn 1 star. Lighthouse Learning Academy is an alternative-school outlier and should be read cautiously.
Magee Elementary is the strongest traditional elementary, with a 36th-percentile rank in 2025–26 and the standout 3rd-grade math proficiency of 69.05%, compared with the district’s 55.56% and the state’s 54.75%. Its chronic absenteeism is 9.0%, below the district’s 10.6% and the state’s 17.3%. Two Rivers High has strong completion—98.1% graduation and 1.1% dropout—but its ACT and Forward proficiency remains below state levels. Koenig Elementary has the highest free/reduced lunch rate at 66.87%, the lowest 2025–26 rank at the 21st percentile, and low 3rd-grade ELA and 4th-grade math scores, though its 7.3% chronic absenteeism is a positive. Clarke Middle is mixed: 27th percentile, 1 star, lowest student-teacher ratio at 9.5, and $14,625 per-student spending, with some math gains but weaker science and social studies.
Lighthouse Learning Academy has a 38.1 student-teacher ratio, $8,785 per-student spending, 86.6% graduation, and 10th-grade ACT results of 14.29% in ELA, math, and science; its 0% and 100% grade-level scores likely reflect very small cohorts. Attendance is a district strength, as every school’s chronic absenteeism is below the state’s 17.3%. Overall, the district is low-ranked but not uniformly low-performing: Magee is the clearest elementary bright spot, Two Rivers High’s graduation rate is a strength, Koenig faces the steepest achievement gaps, Clarke is mixed, and Lighthouse requires careful interpretation.
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