Summary:
Zip code 54150 in Neopit, Wisconsin contains two schools — Menominee Indian Middle (grades 6–8, 206 students) and Menominee Tribal School (classified as elementary but serving grades K–8, 129 students) — and notably no high school, so students must go elsewhere for grades 9–12. Together the two listed schools enroll 335 students.
Menominee Indian Middle, part of Menominee Indian School District, is the only school here with full accountability data, and the picture is challenging. In 2025–2026 it averaged about 10.27% proficient across all tested subjects versus roughly 55.51% statewide, and every subject-grade result fell far below the state — Math 8 was 2.99% and Math 6 was 3.28%, while even the strongest subject, Social Studies 8 at 19.40%, trailed the state by about 45 points. Chronic absenteeism was 67.0%, versus 56.3% for the district and 17.3% for the state, and dropout was 0.0%. It ranked 622 of 643 schools with a percentile of 3 and 0 stars, and its percentile has slipped from 5 to 4 to 3 over three years. It spends $26,403 per student with a student-teacher ratio of 11.4, and 89.81% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch.
Menominee Tribal School offers a different profile: smaller enrollment, a lower student-teacher ratio of 8, and the highest free/reduced-lunch rate at 97.67%. Combined, the two schools' weighted free/reduced-lunch rate is about 92.8%, showing very high economic need across the area. However, Menominee Tribal School has no test, ranking, absenteeism, dropout, or spending data available, so its academic outcomes cannot be compared with Menominee Indian Middle.
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