Summary
Stockbridge High is a small public high school in Stockbridge, Wisconsin, serving grades 9–12 with 53 students in the Stockbridge School District. In 2025–2026 it ranked 63rd out of 533 Wisconsin high schools (88th percentile, 4 stars), a much stronger showing than its district overall, which the supplied data rates 312th of 432 (28th percentile, 1 star). That school-level strength is not steady, though: Stockbridge High was in the 20th percentile in 2023–2024, the 89th percentile in 2021–2022, and the 91st percentile in 2016–2017 — swings typical of a school where a handful of students can shift results dramatically.
The school's size shapes much of its profile. Its 8.1 student-teacher ratio in 2024–2025 is lower than nearby East High (14.6), North High (11.8), Menasha High (16.1), Hilbert High (11.2), and Chilton High (13.5). Per-student spending of $20,075 is higher than all nearby comprehensive high schools, and its 5.66% free/reduced lunch rate is far below those schools (Chilton 30.26%, Hilbert 33.76%, East 40.47%). Stockbridge High has reported 100% graduation in each of the last five years, above state rates of roughly 89.5%–92.0%, and chronic absenteeism (14.0%) is below the state's 17.3%, though above the district's 8.7%. Dropout was 0.0% for three years before rising to 1.8% in 2024–2025.
Academics are both the biggest bright spot and the biggest caution. In 2025–2026, ACT proficiency reached 84.62% in English language arts (state: 48.47%), 69.23% in math (state: 42.93%), and 61.54% in science (state: 43.2%) — only Tesla Engineering Charter School clearly outperformed Stockbridge in math and science. Yet the Social Studies Forward Exam result, 46.67%, was slightly below the state's 48.25%, and in 2023–2024 ACT math and science were both 35.29%, below state. With 53 students, single-year numbers can jump widely, so families should weigh multi-year trends rather than any one year.
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