Summary
Wrightstown Middle is a grades 5–8 school in Wrightstown, WI, a community in northeastern Wisconsin, serving 398 students as part of the Wrightstown Community School District. In 2025–2026, it ranked 89th of 643 Wisconsin middle schools—86th percentile, 4 stars—and it has generally stayed in the top 10–15% of the state in recent years. Its proficiency results exceeded the Wisconsin state rate in every reported grade and subject, including ELA, math, social studies, and science. The district also ranks 65th of 432 Wisconsin districts.
Compared with nearby schools, Wrightstown Middle is strong but not the absolute local leader. De Pere Middle and Gerritts Middle generally post higher grades 7–8 ELA and math results, while Wrightstown Middle is competitive with or ahead of West De Pere Middle, Little Chute Middle, Freedom Middle, and River View School in many measures. Its grade 5 ELA and math scores are especially strong locally, topping Foxview Intermediate, West De Pere Intermediate School, Mapleview Intermediate, and Little Chute Intermediate. Attendance is a major strength: chronic absenteeism is 4.6%, far below the state’s 17.3% and the district’s 7.9%. Wrightstown also has a 13.6 student-teacher ratio and spends $12,574 per student, producing above-state outcomes with moderate resources.
Overall, Wrightstown Middle is a high-achieving, well-attended school with relatively low free/reduced lunch rates and a smaller enrollment than most nearby middle schools. Its main watch items are uneven results for some student groups—especially a recent drop for special education students—and making sure grade 8 ELA/math and grade 6 math remain strong after some softening in 2025–2026 compared with the excellent 2024–2025 results. For parents, the school offers consistently above-average academics, strong attendance habits, and a favorable student-teacher ratio, with nearby comparisons showing it is a solid choice that competes well across the region.
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