Summary
Doty Elementary is a PK–5 school with 298 students in the Green Bay Area Public School District, ranked 936th of 1,039 Wisconsin schools in 2025–2026 (10th percentile, 1 star); the district itself ranks 383rd of 432. Doty's ranking history shows long-term low performance rather than a one-year dip: it has generally sat between the 10th and 19th percentile statewide since 2015–2016, with its strongest recent year in 2021–2022 (19th percentile) and its most recent year at the low end of that range.
On the 2025–2026 Forward Exam, Doty's proficiency is below both district and state in every reported subject and grade: 3rd-grade ELA 16.67%, 4th-grade ELA 32.61%, 5th-grade ELA 25%; 3rd-grade math 16.67%, 4th-grade math 13.04%, 5th-grade math 30.56%; 4th-grade social studies 30.43% and science 21.74%. District proficiency in those tests runs about 35% to 51%, and state proficiency about 52% to 66%, so Doty trails even its own district. Its results are closest to Eisenhower Elementary, but far below Aldo Leopold Community School K-8, Webster Elementary, and Langlade Elementary, the last of which is under a mile away. Nearby De Pere, West De Pere, and Ashwaubenon schools post much higher proficiency with lower per-pupil spending.
Doty's context matters: 71.48% of students were economically disadvantaged in 2024–2025, per-pupil spending was $18,836, and the student-teacher ratio was 11:1 — generous resources that have not translated into high proficiency. Chronic absenteeism was 20.9%, better than the district's 27.3% but worse than the state's 17.3% and far above nearby Heritage Elementary (1.1%), Susie C Altmayer Elementary (2.9%), and Westwood Elementary (6.9%). Subgroup effectiveness is strongest for special education students (37th percentile, 2 stars) and weakest for low-income students (4th percentile, 0 stars) and English language learners (12th percentile, 1 star), with notable declines for these groups since 2023–2024.
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