Summary
Chappell Elementary is a PK–5 school at 205 N Fisk St in Green Bay, Wisconsin, serving 384 students in the Green Bay Area Public School District.
In 2025–26, Chappell Elementary ranked 627th of 1,039 Wisconsin schools, placing it in the 40th percentile with a 2-star rating. That is modest statewide, but it sits well above its own district, which is rated very low. Among nearby same-district schools, most land far lower — Howe at the 9th percentile, Fort Howard at the 15th, Jackson at the 15th, Kennedy at the 16th, Lincoln at the 17th, Beaumont at the 18th, Katherine Johnson Academy at the 20th, Elmore at the 21st. Only MacArthur Elementary, at the 49th percentile, is slightly ahead. Howard Elementary in the Howard-Suamico School District ranks much higher academically, at the 81st percentile.
Attendance is Chappell's clearest strength. Its chronic absenteeism rate was 11.0%, far below the district's 27.3% and the state's 17.3%, and lower than every nearby school in the comparison group. It has also improved steadily, from 25.0% in 2020–21 to 11.0% in 2024–25. Test results are uneven by grade. Fourth grade performed above both district and state in all four tested subjects: ELA 64.81%, math 61.11%, social studies 74.07%, and science 55.56%. Fifth grade was above the district but below the state in ELA (48.08%) and math (46.15%). Third grade was the weak spot, below district and state in ELA (31.67%) and math (28.33%).
The school's effectiveness rankings are strongest for African American, Hispanic, multiracial, and English language learner students, and special education rankings have improved each year. Chappell achieves these results without the highest resources locally — per-pupil spending of $15,756 is the lowest among nearby schools, with a student–teacher ratio of 12.1. Overall, this is a stable, mid-ranked school that outperforms most of its district neighbors, with third-grade reading and math as the clearest area to watch.
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