Summary:
Wrightstown Community School District in Wisconsin serves roughly 1,350 students across three schools spanning a single PK–12 system: Wrightstown Elementary (grades PK–4, 540 students), Wrightstown Middle (grades 5–8, 398 students), and Wrightstown High (grades 9–12, 414 students). The district ranks 65th of 432 in Wisconsin, the 85th percentile, with a 4-star rating, and all three schools also hold 4 stars.
Wrightstown Middle is the most consistent performer, ranked 89th of 643 (86th percentile) with the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 4.6%. Its 2025–26 results are far above state averages, including 8th grade social studies at 81.82 vs. 64.63, 7th grade math at 76.04 vs. 55.67, and 5th grade ELA and math at 75.73 in both. Wrightstown Elementary shows the strongest math, with 3rd grade at 81.11 and 4th grade at 85.06 — roughly 26 to 32 points above state — though its rank percentile slipped from 87 to 77. Wrightstown High posts a 100.0% graduation rate and 0.4% dropout rate, but had the steepest academic decline, with 10th grade ELA falling from 70.53 to 56.31.
Every reported school test score is above the Wisconsin average in both years. Chronic absenteeism is below the state's 17.3% at all three schools — 6.3% elementary, 4.6% middle, 12.7% high — though the high school's rate is more than double the middle school's. Free/reduced lunch rates are nearly identical, ranging only from 19.35% to 20.56%. Per-pupil spending rises with grade level ($11,355 elementary, $12,574 middle, $15,635 high), yet the elementary achieves its standout math with the lowest spending and highest student-teacher ratio of 16.1. Watch items include the high school's year-over-year dip and higher absenteeism, the elementary's drop from its 2024–25 peak, and science, which is the narrowest margin over state at both the elementary and high school.
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