Summary:
ZIP code 54107 covers Bonduel, Wisconsin, a small community in Shawano County, and it contains exactly one high school: Bonduel High, which serves grades 9–12 with 275 students — roughly 69 per grade. It is the sole high school in the Bonduel School District, so there is no in-area alternative to compare against; the useful comparisons are the school's own past years and the state of Wisconsin.
Bonduel High's clearest strengths are completion and engagement. Its graduation rate of 97.3% is well above the state's 92.0%, its dropout rate of 0.3% is about a quarter of the state's 1.1%, and chronic absenteeism of 12.5% is 4.8 points below the state's 17.3%. Because attendance is an early warning sign for both achievement and graduation, that combination is a genuine positive. On tests, English Language Arts (50%) and Science (44.12%) stayed above state averages in 2025-26, though by much thinner margins than the year before. Class sizes look favorable, with a student–teacher ratio of 12.7 and per-student spending of $17,599, and about 22.55% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. The district as a whole ranks 276th of 432, in the 36th percentile with 2 stars.
The concern is achievement direction. All four tested subjects declined from 2024-25 to 2025-26 — ELA by 6 points, Science by 7.88, Social Studies by 5.57, and Mathematics by 9.24 — and the school's rating slipped from 3 stars (60th percentile) to 2 stars (46th percentile). Mathematics (36.76%) and Social Studies (40.58%) now fall below state averages, and Social Studies has trailed the state both years. Families should note that with about 69 students per grade, a 9-point math drop equals only about six or seven students, so one year's swing can be noisy — the next year of results will show whether this is a trend or normal small-school variation.
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