Summary
Sevastopol High is a small public high school serving grades 9–12 in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, with about 209 students, and it belongs to the Sevastopol School District, which ranks 21st of 432 Wisconsin districts — the 95th percentile, with a 5-star rating. The school itself ranked 45th of 533 high schools in 2025-2026, placing it in the 92nd percentile with 5 stars. Its history shows resilience: after a 2-star, 38th-percentile year in 2017-2018, it returned to mostly 4- and 5-star ratings, and the latest result confirms it is back among the state's stronger high schools.
In 2025-2026, Sevastopol was above the state average in all four tested subjects. Compared with nearby schools, it ranked first among the four in math and science, and second behind Gibraltar High in social studies and English language arts. Science was especially strong at 64.15%, roughly 21 points above the state and more than 20 points above Southern Door High and Sturgeon Bay High. One standout signal is how students from lower-income backgrounds perform: that subgroup ranked 20th of 446 — the 96th percentile, 5 stars — higher than the school's overall percentile. The school spends $18,966 per student, well below Gibraltar's $29,993 but above Southern Door and Sturgeon Bay, with a student-teacher ratio of 11.5.
Graduation is high at 97.6%, above the state's 92.0%, though both Gibraltar and Southern Door reported 100%. The latest dropout rate of 1.9% is above the state and the highest among the four nearby schools, but it has been volatile — 0.5% in two recent years — and a small senior class can make one-year rates swing. Chronic absenteeism is similarly uneven: 1.6% in 2023-2024, then 19.3% in 2024-2025, above the state's 17.3% and higher than Southern Door and Sturgeon Bay but below Gibraltar. With only 209 students, these rates are worth watching rather than treating as fixed trends.
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