Summary
Wrightstown High is a public comprehensive high school serving 414 students in grades 9–12 in the Wrightstown area of northeast Wisconsin, part of the Wrightstown Community School District. It currently ranks 98th of 533 Wisconsin high schools for 2025–2026 — the 82nd percentile and a 4-star rating. That is a strong result, though it is a step down from the school's recent peak, when it sat in the 90th–94th percentile. Among nearby traditional high schools, Wrightstown places roughly fourth of eight, trailing De Pere High, Kimberly High, and West De Pere High, but ahead of Kaukauna High, Freedom High, Brillion High, and Little Chute High. Two nearby specialized academies, Little Chute Career Pathways Academy and Fox Cities Leadership Academy, rank higher but serve only 93 and 78 students, so they are not directly comparable.
In 2025–2026, Wrightstown students scored above the state average in all four tested subjects: 62.04% proficient in Social Studies, 56.31% in English Language Arts, 55.34% in Math, and 50.49% in Science. Social Studies is the standout — second only to De Pere High among nearby traditional high schools. The ranking dip from the 91st to the 82nd percentile is tied mostly to declines in ELA, Math, and Science compared with 2024–2025, when those subjects were noticeably higher; Social Studies improved.
Completion outcomes are excellent: a 100.0% graduation rate and 0.4% dropout rate in 2024–2025, both better than the state. Chronic absenteeism is a watch item at 12.7% — better than the state's 17.3% but above the district's 7.9% and higher than several neighbors, and up from 8.4% the previous year. Resources are not an obvious constraint: $15,635 per student and a 13.5:1 student-teacher ratio. Low-income students rank at the 70th percentile, the lowest reported subgroup and down over three years, while special education students rank at the 87th percentile.
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