Summary
Crivitz Elementary is a PK–6 public school with 470 students in Crivitz, Wisconsin, part of the Crivitz School District. The district ranks 224th of 432 Wisconsin districts (2 stars), while the school ranks 613th of 1,039 Wisconsin elementary schools in 2025–26 — the 41st percentile, with 2 stars. That is a step down from 2023–24, when Crivitz sat at the 52nd percentile with 3 stars, so the recent trend is drifting downward rather than up.
Compared with nearby schools, Crivitz is one of the larger elementaries, with 470 students versus 580 at Peshtigo Elementary and 168 at Wausaukee Elementary. Its student–teacher ratio of 15.2 is the highest among the nearby schools, and its per-pupil spending of $12,872 is at the lower end of that group and below the nearby average of about $14,670. Chronic absenteeism is a bright spot at 7.8% in 2024–25 — below the district's 8.8% and far below Wisconsin's 17.3%. Its free/reduced lunch rate of 35.53% is also the lowest among these neighboring schools.
Academically, results are uneven. Across grades 3–6, ELA averaged about 55.9%, above the state's roughly 53.6%, but math averaged about 50.2%, below the state's roughly 53.3%. Standouts include 3rd-grade math (60.34%), 3rd-grade ELA (58.62%), 6th-grade ELA (78.26%), 6th-grade math (65.22%), and 4th-grade science (53.85%). The clearest weaknesses are 4th-grade math (26.15%), 5th-grade ELA (40.68%), and 4th-grade social studies (53.85%). Notably, 4th-grade math has fallen from 68.18% in 2023–24 to 34.43% and then 26.15%. On the positive side, low-income students rank in the 78th percentile with 4 stars and special-education students in the 61st percentile with 3 stars — well above the school's overall 41st percentile. Crivitz remains a mid-level school whose biggest question is whether that 4th-grade math slide can be reversed.
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