Summary:
Zip code 53560 is home to three public schools serving students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade — Wisconsin Heights Elementary (PK–5, 391 students), Wisconsin Heights Middle (6–8, 153 students), and Wisconsin Heights High (9–12, 238 students) — all part of the Wisconsin Heights School District, which enrolls 782 students and ranks 92 out of 432 districts statewide (79th percentile, 4 stars).
Each school has its own standout strength. The high school has the strongest outcomes: a 98.0% graduation rate (state 92.0%), a 0.4% dropout rate, and chronic absenteeism of 9.4% — the lowest of the three and well under the district's 11.3% and the state's 17.3%. It also scores above state averages in every reported 2025–2026 subject, including social studies at 67.24% vs. 48.25%. The middle school's strength is English language arts, led by 7th grade at 79.63% proficient vs. the state's 55.33%, and it has the smallest classes with a 10.2 student-teacher ratio. The elementary school, the largest of the three, is strongest in math, with 4th grade at 74.07% and 5th grade at 73.47% versus state rates near 52%.
Across all reported tests, the three schools average 63.9% proficient in 2025–2026 against the state's 53.2% — still a +10.6 point margin, but narrower than the +15.7 points in 2024–2025, so all three are trending slightly down. Every school remains 4-star rated, though 2025–2026 percentiles slipped (elementary 86th to 72nd, middle 82nd to 73rd, high 86th to 83rd). The one result below the state is elementary 3rd grade ELA at 48.44% vs. 52.08%, and middle school science fell from 72.97% to 57.14% — two areas worth watching.
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