Summary:
Zip code 54114 covers Crivitz, Wisconsin, where three public schools serve roughly 799 students in a single district, the Crivitz School District. Students move through Crivitz Elementary (PK–6, 470 students), Crivitz Middle (grades 7–8, 120 students) and Crivitz High (grades 9–12, 209 students). There are no alternative schools in the area. The district overall is rated 224 out of 432 Wisconsin districts, or the 48th percentile with 2 stars, but the individual schools differ noticeably from that middle-of-the-pack rating.
Crivitz High is currently the strongest of the three, ranking at the 69th percentile with 3 stars in 2025–26, though that is a drop from the 87th percentile and 4 stars in each of the two prior years. Its outcomes remain solid: a 96.3% graduation rate, a 0.4% dropout rate, and ACT math proficiency of 63.83% versus the state's 42.93%, while ACT science lags at 38.30% versus 43.20%. Crivitz Middle is the clear improver, rising from the 43rd percentile and 2 stars to the 53rd percentile and 3 stars, with the lowest chronic absenteeism at 6.8% and a 0.0% dropout rate; 8th-grade social studies stands out at 74.07% versus 64.63% statewide, but 8th-grade ELA trails at 42.59% versus 54.38%. Crivitz Elementary, the largest school, ranks lowest at the 41st percentile and 2 stars, down from 52nd percentile and 3 stars, and its results swing widely — 6th-grade ELA is 78.26% against the state's 54.95%, while 4th-grade math is just 26.15% against 52.87%.
Chronic absenteeism is lower than the state's 17.3% at all three schools: 6.8% at the middle school, 7.8% at the elementary and 11.7% at the high school. Free and reduced lunch rates are nearly identical across the schools, ranging from 34.17% to 35.53%. Resources are not evenly spread, however: Crivitz High spends $19,405 per student, compared with $12,872 at the elementary and $12,582 at the middle school, and it has the lowest student-teacher ratio at 13.1 versus 16.2 at the middle school.
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