Summary:
Zip code 54151 is home to two public schools in the Niagara School District in Wisconsin, both located at 700 Jefferson Ave in Niagara: Niagara Elementary, serving grades PK–6 with 271 students, and Niagara High, serving grades 7–12 with 184 students. Together they enroll 455 students. Because there is no separate middle school, grades 7–8 are part of the high school, so middle-grade results appear in the high school's data.
Both schools currently outrank the district summary, which sits at 43rd percentile with 2 stars. Niagara Elementary is at the 55th percentile with 3 stars, improving from 44th percentile and 2 stars two years earlier. Its standout results are in 4th grade, where proficiency far exceeds the state in ELA (77.42% vs 53.87%), math (67.74% vs 52.87%), social studies (83.87% vs 65.51%), and science (70.97% vs 53.46%). Its weak spot is 6th grade, especially math (29.41% vs 53.60%). Niagara High has the clearest upward trend, rising from 27th percentile and 1 star to 60th percentile and 3 stars, with a 94.4% graduation rate and 0.5% dropout rate versus state rates of 92.0% and 1.1%.
Academics at Niagara High vary sharply by grade: 10th-grade ACT ELA and math are above state, while 7th-grade ELA and math and 8th-grade math fall below state. Attendance is a relative strength — chronic absenteeism is 7.3% at Niagara Elementary and 11.3% at Niagara High, both below the state's 17.3%, though the high school is above the district's 9.0%. The high school also spends $2,166 more per student ($15,717 vs $13,551) with a smaller student-teacher ratio (12:1 vs 14:1). With small grade cohorts, year-to-year percentage swings can reflect only a handful of students.
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