Summary:
Two high schools operate in the West De Pere School District in Wisconsin: West De Pere High, a comprehensive school serving grades 9–12 with 1,050 students, and Phantom Knight School of Opportunity, a small setting serving grades 7–12 with 22 students. Together they enroll about 1,072 students, and the district sits at 85th percentile with 4 stars, ranked 66th of 432.
West De Pere High is the academic standout and enrolls roughly 98% of the two-school total. Every reported test-score record is above the state average, with school–state gaps ranging from +10.32 points in 2025–2026 Social Studies to +25.12 points in 2025–2026 Mathematics, where 68.05% of students were proficient versus 42.93% statewide. Outcomes are strong: a 96.4% graduation rate, a 0.1% dropout rate, and 4.3% chronic absenteeism, all better than state figures of 92.0%, 1.1%, and 17.3%. Its rank held at the 90th–91st percentile across three years, including 55th of 533 at 90th percentile with 4 stars in 2025–2026. One shift worth noting: Social Studies fell from 70.49% to 58.57% proficient year over year, dipping just below the district's 58.98%, while Math rose 6.69 points.
Phantom Knight School of Opportunity looks very different. It spends $17,974 per student versus $14,221, has an 11:1 student-teacher ratio versus 15.9, and reports 31.82% free/reduced lunch versus 19.71%. Its outcomes are less favorable: 66.6% graduation, 4.3% dropout, and 34.8% chronic absenteeism, compared with the district's 95.7%, 0.1%, and 4.7%. No test-score or rank history is provided, so academic comparisons cannot be made — that absence does not mean zero or failure. With only 22 students, single students can swing percentages sharply.
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