Summary:
ZIP code 53088 is Stockbridge, Wisconsin, a small community served by three public schools — Stockbridge Elementary (PK–5), Stockbridge Middle (6–8), and Stockbridge High (9–12) — all part of the Stockbridge School District. Together they enroll 192 students: 99 in the elementary school, 40 in the middle school, and 53 in the high school. No alternative schools are listed in this area.
Stockbridge High is the clear standout in this group. Its latest school ranking is 63rd of 533, in the 88th percentile with 4 stars, a dramatic rebound from 2023–2024, when it placed 346th of 431 with 1 star. Its 10th-grade ACT proficiency far exceeds state averages in English language arts (84.62% vs. 48.47%), math (69.23% vs. 42.93%), and science (61.54% vs. 43.20%), and its graduation rate was 100.0% versus 92.0% statewide. By contrast, Stockbridge Elementary (847th of 1039) and Stockbridge Middle (523rd of 643) both sit in the bottom fifth of Wisconsin schools with 1 star.
Academically, elementary math is the biggest concern: 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade math are all more than 30 points below state averages, while elementary ELA is much closer. The middle school is mixed, with 6th grade math at 60% (above the state's 53.6%) but 7th grade math at just 9.09% versus 55.67% statewide. Chronic absenteeism is very low at the elementary school (3.6%) and moderate at the middle and high schools (13.2% and 14.0%), all below the state's 17.3%. Free/reduced lunch is low across all three schools, spending per student is high — reaching $20,075 at the high school — and student-teacher ratios are small. Because these cohorts are tiny, year-to-year swings should be read with caution.
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