Summary:
ZIP code 53140 in Kenosha contains four elementary schools — Frank Elementary, Harvey Elementary, Bose Elementary and Grant Elementary — all serving grades PK–5 as part of the Kenosha School District, with a combined enrollment of 1,372 students. The district is ranked 340th of 432 in Wisconsin, placing it in the 21st percentile with a 1-star rating.
Harvey Elementary is the standout of the group. It ranks 654th of 1,039 (37th percentile, 2 stars) — the highest of the four — with average proficiency near 51.1%, above the district's 47% but below the state's 54.7%. Its third-grade math score of 77.5% is the strongest single result here, and it has the lowest chronic absenteeism (15.4%) and lowest free/reduced lunch rate (54.97%) of the four. Grant Elementary is the opposite: 977th of 1,039 (6th percentile, 0 stars), average proficiency about 13.8% (down from 22.7%), fourth-grade math at just 2.86%, and absenteeism of 36.8%.
Frank Elementary is the largest school (457 students), with the highest free/reduced lunch rate (85.34%) and the lowest student-teacher ratio (11.3); its proficiency average rose to about 30.6%, and fourth-grade social studies (56.06%) is its relative bright spot. Bose Elementary sits mid-range: about 44.2% average proficiency, 19.6% absenteeism, and the highest per-student spending ($15,941). Across the group, stronger outcomes line up with lower absenteeism and lower poverty, while spending and class size do not clearly predict results.
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